Flying the Luxury Skies

Business isn’t easy. Wide-ranging companies have to deal with high transportation costs and spotty communication. Even in the 21st century, with Skype and high-speed air travel, the whiplash speed of business can sometimes leave companies struggling to keep up. Public air travel is often the bane of every busy manager or salesmen who need to move quickly but find themselves stuck instead on the tarmac. 8 million people or more fly every day on the average, the perfect recipe for transport congestion and major headaches. Thankfully there’s another option available to all the prepared and busy businessmen, one that doesn’t sacrifice connection for comfort.
Under the Sun, Above the Ground
While flying commercial can be almost comically uncomfortable, private jet charters are simple, easy and affordable. For a busy company, public planes can serve as temporary detentions for employees, cutting them off from internet access and dropping work efficiency to 0%. Passengers flying private business aircraft spend up to 36% of their time in meetings with colleagues and 30% of their time on other work-related tasks. Many employees on private jet charters have reported being up to 20% more productive on a plane than at the normal office, compared to those flying commercial whose work efficiency drops up to 40%. It isn’t hard to charter a private jet and the benefits far outweigh the cost in terms of future spending. It all comes with the right context.
Efficiency in the Clouds
Charter jet services are becoming an increasingly common way for business passengers to travel. In the past six months the average company passenger took 15 airborne business trips, opting to exchange hassle for more leg room and grateful silence. In many ways, the private aircraft charter industry is often ahead of public transportation in terms of efficiency and comfort. A poll by TripAdvisor has shown that up to 30% of Americans said comfortable seating would be a huge improvement. Not a problem on jet charter services. There are more than 5000 public airports that also house private jet charters, allowing for ease of access anywhere within the U.S. They’re safe, too. Much safer than public transit. All charters are required by the Federal Aviation Administration to have a Commercial Operating Certificate or Air Carrier certificate and Operations Specification that identifies the names of companies, limitations and authorizations. Organization and safety play a key role in these services, making for a smooth flight for everyone.
Business Helping Business
Charter Jet Companies know what it’s like to fly. It can feel wasteful and unwieldy to the passenger. When the trip is private, there are no fixed schedules and no pressing crowds. These companies as a whole are dedicated to removing the stigma of that experience from the transportation industry. By keeping it simple and classy, the trip becomes an enjoyable experience for everyone. Pilot. Passengers. Staff. Everyone can have an easy trip and get where they need to go and that’s business in a nutshell. Working together and going new places.