The most productive, efficient, luxurious, and convenient way to fly is by flying private. It results to 20% more productivity. On the other hand, flying commercial leads to 40% drop in productivity.
With executive private jet charter you save time because, your jet does not have to take off from major airports that have endless bureaucracy. A private jet can depart from a minor airport. There are many small than big airports.
Only one in five private jets lands and departs from major airports. Airports with little traffic handle more than 50% of private jets. 30% of these jets depart from secondary airports.
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Fly When You Want
With a commercial airline, you adjust your schedule to meet the needs of an airline. With executive private jet charter, it is the other way round.
Unmatched Luxuries
The interiors of a private jet are amazing. They are unlike anything you have seen. Some jets have interiors decorated with gold and silver. You can find jets with faucet handles plated with 24 carats gold. Other cool accessories of these jets include gold sink basins, seat recline buttons and highly luxurious safety belt hardware.
The Cream of Society Flies Private
This includes Bill Gates, John Travolta, Oprah Winfrey, Jackie Chan, and Tom Cruise. John Travolta owns eleven private jets including a Boeing 707. Jay-Z owns a Bombardier Challenger 850 and, Tom Cruise owns a Gulfstream IV. Top corporate executives from Google, Microsoft, Coca-Cola, and other Fortune 500 companies fly private. Small and mid-sized companies make up a good percentage of private jet usage. High-level entrepreneurs and Hollywood celebrities are using private jets. Technical, sales, and service professionals also use this mode of transport.
You do not have to own a private jet to enjoy the luxuries and prestige of flying private. You can book an executive private jet charter for a ride of your life.
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