Corporate aviation

Start with what matters.

For a trip with several stops, the aircraft choice depends on more than the longest flight. Changes to the passenger group, baggage and ground time should be reflected in the plan. Identify fixed commitments and flexible windows so options can be compared on the same basis.

A useful first brief

Share your route or intended use, preferred dates and any fixed requirements. Add the details that are essential, then the preferences you would like to explore. This helps keep the options relevant to the journey.

For a flight enquiry, include the final address on the ground as well as the departure and arrival cities. The complete plan can then consider the air and ground journey together.