Flying private allows you to decide almost everything about your flight. Such a luxury but can be intimidating for first-timers. We know how overwhelming flying private can be. It can be so nerve-wracking trying to plan and book your flight. Let’s get into it!

There has always been a myth that the cabin air on an aircraft is filthy and unhealthy. Many have said that breathing “airplane air” caused them to catch a cough or get sick in general. Especially after COVID-19, people are more concerned with airborne diseases now than ever before.

Is travelling domestically necessary part of your business? We understand how consuming, expensive, inconvenient and stressful taking commercial flights can be. A great alternative is private flying.

Have you ever wondered why all planes are white? You probably thought the colour was for aesthetic purposes. We can all agree that the simple white paint is a very sleek and classy look for a plane. Although, there is a more scientific explanation.

The Pilatus PC-12 is a product of outfitting a light and efficient airframe with one massively powerful engine aircraft that married state-of-the-art structural design with a powerful, turbine engine. For decades, the single-engine has been critiqued under the preconceived notion that aircrafts with two or more engines are significantly safer while lacking both power and reliability. Proponents of multi-engine superiority have so demonized single-engine planes, it’s a wonder they haven’t been systematically wiped out by panic-stricken pilots. But where did this idea come from?

FBO is short for Fixed-Base Operator. In simplest terms, they are private jet terminals. When you book a private charter flight, your broker or operator will typically advise you which FBO your flight will be departing from.