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From Submarine Treasure Hunts to 10-Person Dinners at Nobu: Bonkers Members-Only Benefits Are Private Aviation’s Newest Draw
Despite the perks, analysts say most clients choose their companies based on safety and service records.
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‘We Have to Do It’: This Argentine Filmmaker Is Flying Thousands of Ukrainian Refugees to Safety on His Boeing 787
Award-winning filmmaker and pilot Enrique Piñeyro has airlifted 1,000 displaced Ukrainians aboard his foundation’s jet. It’s just the start.
Aviation
Forget Luxury. Private Charters Are Turning to Safety and Infrastructure to Lure Wary Travelers.
Rather than competing on just price and amenities, some companies are focusing on safety essentials to lure newcomers.
Aviation
As Private Jets Come Under Scrutiny From Environmentalists, What’s Next for the Industry?
Private aviation must reckon with the backlash.
Destinations
How Flying Private Can Take Your Super Bowl Tailgating Party to New Heights
Meet the private jet experts who are making Super Bowl LIII a high-flying affair.
Aviation
From Birthday Cakes to 7-Step Teas, How One Charter Jet Attendant Makes Flights More Memorable
“You’re the chef; you’re the server. You do it all—even catering.”
Aviation
Gulfstream’s G500 Business Jet Steps onto the International Scene
Qatar Executive, a subsidiary of Qatar Airways, will begin chartering the pair of aircraft later this year.
Aviation
This Year, You Can Celebrate New Year’s in Australia—and Then Fly to L.A. and Do It Again
PrivateFly will take you and seven of your guests from Sydney to L.A. in a G550 to experience New Year’s Eve twice.
Aviation
Charter Brokers Now Have to Be More Transparent With Fliers, According to New Federal Rules
The new Department of Transportation regulations will force charter brokers to be forthright about who operates the planes they put you on.
