What to know before you fly private.
Clear answers to the questions we hear most: documents, baggage, pets, empty legs and choosing the right aircraft.
What is an empty leg and how to book one in Argentina
An empty leg is a repositioning flight: the aircraft has to fly anyway, so the leg is offered at a special rate, for the whole aircraft or by the seat. It is the most affordable way to fly private.
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Documents for an international private flight
On a private flight the checks are quicker, but the documents are the same as on an airline. Here is what each passenger needs depending on the destination, and what to do if a minor is traveling without both parents.
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Flying private with pets: how to travel with your dog
On a private flight your dog or cat travels in the cabin with you: no cargo hold, no separation. What changes with the destination is the paperwork it needs.
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Private jet luggage: how much can you bring?
It depends on the aircraft: from 5 bags in a Learjet 60 to 20 in a Gulfstream V. There is no per-passenger allowance on a private flight; what matters is the space in the hold and the total weight on board.
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How many passengers fit in a private jet?
Between 6 and 14 passengers, depending on the size of the aircraft. In our fleet, a light jet seats up to 6, a midsize up to 8, a heavy jet up to 10 and a long-range jet up to 14.
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Private jet vs first class: which makes sense?
First class upgrades the seat; a private jet changes the whole trip: the schedule, the airport, who travels with you and how much time you spend on the ground.
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