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The weather is getting increasingly unpredictable and it’s probably safe to say that at some point every one of us has had a flight affected by the weather. Last February, Las Vegas saw snow for the first time in over a decade and it crippled their commercial airport. We had a number of calls from…

The turboprop is an ideal aircraft option for short hops of one to two hours. There are many negative myths about turboprops that need to be cleared up. Turboprops VS Jets Both turboprops and jets use turbine engines.  The key difference between the two types of aircraft is that jet aircraft have their turbine engines…

You are flying private from Los Angeles to New York City and your itinerary has you departing Van Nuys and arriving into Teterboro.  What’s up with that? Why aren’t you flying LAX to JFK?  Okay, today we are talking about the airports we use in private aviation and why.  When possible, we use private-only airports…

Today, you get the answer to the number one question regarding flying private: How much does it cost? Flying private is obviously awesome. You have your own aircraft, you don’t have to battle with the commercial terminal, the lines, the people, etc. The entire process is easier, quicker, more peaceful from start to finish. So…

For those wondering what it’s like to fly private and those who might be flying private for the first time and want to know what to expect the day of their flight, this article is for you. TO BEGIN You will be departing from and arriving into either a private airport or an airport that…

“Keep Calm and Carry On” comes from a motivational poster produced by the British government in 1939 to boost morale in anticipation of World War II. The poster received little promotion at the time it was released and was not well-known until a copy was rediscovered in 2000 and has since then has become a…

We get tons of calls from people thinking that they’ll get to fly private for a couple hundred dollars with an empty leg.  Sorry to burst your bubble, but this is not the case. While this might not be the news you want to hear, the myth and rumor surrounding empty leg flights needs to…