Guides
Charter Guides
Straight, useful answers to the questions people actually ask before they fly private, costs, aircraft, safety, and how the whole process works.
Cost guide
How Much Is a Private Jet for 6 People?
Six passengers is the most common charter party size, and it's a comfortable fit for a light jet, the most cost-efficient way to fly private. What you'll actually pay comes down to distance, dates, and whether you need a stand-up cabin.
Cost guide
The Cheapest Way to Fly Private
Flying private will never be cheap, but the gap between a well-booked charter and a careless one is large. These are the levers that genuinely lower the price, no membership required, no gimmicks.
Occasion guide
Private Jet for a Bachelorette Party
A chartered jet turns the travel itself into the party, no security lines, your own schedule, and a cabin that's just your group. Split across the party, it's often more attainable than people expect. Here's what it costs and how to do it right.
How-to guide
First-Time Private Jet Charter Checklist
The first charter is the one with the most unknowns. This checklist walks the whole process, from getting an honest quote to walking across the ramp, so nothing about your first private flight is a surprise.
Safety guide
ARGUS vs Wyvern: Safety Ratings Explained
Every charter flight in the US must be operated by an FAA Part 135 certificate holder, that's the legal floor. ARGUS and Wyvern are the two independent auditors that go beyond it, and their ratings are the shorthand serious charter buyers use to separate good operators from great ones.
Business guide
Corporate & Group Charter Guide
Corporate charter has different priorities from leisure travel: safety compliance, duty of care, clean invoicing, and reliability for teams and roadshows. This guide covers how to charter for a group and what corporate travel managers should insist on.
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