Every itinerary is shaped around five factors. Whether you're booking a multi-city business trip with tight timeframes, or taking the family off the beaten track, our team weighs each of these before recommending a route and aircraft.
How far and fast you need to travel determines which aircraft can make the trip and which airports it can land at.
Fixed dates require more planning lead time; flexible dates open up better pricing and aircraft availability.
Longer flights call for more cabin space, full-flat seating, and room to work, rest, or gather as a group.
Passenger count, pets, and luggage — including anything that needs to stay accessible in flight — shape the aircraft size.
Budget flexibility on dates and airports can open up significantly better rates without compromising the trip.
With over 150 private aircraft types available around the world, chartering offers an unrivalled choice — from agile helicopters and cost-effective piston aircraft to executive airliners which are the last word in luxury.
Instead of working around a commercial schedule, you set the departure time, skip the terminal, and fly point-to-point on your own itinerary.
Depart when it suits you — no fixed timetables, no layovers, and airport arrival minutes before wheels-up.
From light jets for short hops to ultra-long-range heavy jets for intercontinental travel, matched to your route and party size.
Access thousands of airports unreachable by commercial airlines, landing closer to your final destination.
The aircraft range from practical seating for short hops between four and 19 passengers, to well-appointed spaces for working or unwinding. Your Flight Advisor will use in-depth knowledge to shortlist the best options for you — here's a quick overview of our aircraft categories.
One of the fastest methods of travel, best suited for time-sensitive, short-haul journeys. With the ability to land at helipads and remote locations.