private jet business: January 2011

Monday, January 31, 2011

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from - http://bluestarjets.eu/dialadinner.asp

Saturday, January 29, 2011

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from - http://www.businesstravellogue.com/

More business travelers are opting for private jet travel these days than ever, despite the environmental impact of such behavior. Even if it isn’t the best thing going for mother Earth, private jet providers are making it cheaper and easier than ever to book travel.
How are they doing this? By offering “empty leg” segments at hugely discounted prices. Empty legs are created when the company has to get the jet from “Point A” to “Point B” to service customers. The plane is going anyway, so they offer the flight to passengers at a discount rate in something of a “something is better than nothing” philosophy. It makes great sense. If the plane if flying anyway, why not get some passengers onboard to help defer the fuel costs

Thursday, January 27, 2011

Boeing Business Jet 2

from - jetadvisors.com
The Boeing Business Jet is the product of a Boeing and General Electric joint venture to create a high performing aircraft. The first BBJ surprised customers and manufacturers by selling more than ever expected. Introduced in 2001, the ultra-long range BBJ2 has 25 percent more interior space and two times baggage space. Also, named the next generation 737-800, the Boeing Business Jet 2 is 19.2 feet longer than the successful 737.
Capable of traveling large legs, the BBJ2 has a strong powerhouse. It is powered by two General Electric/Snecma (CFMI) CFM56-7 engines. Each produces 27,300 lbs of thrust. 5,750 nautical-mile trips are possible at Mach 0.82.
The cockpit of the BBJ2 comes fitted with Honeywell’s digital avionics system with triple IRS and dual digital air data computers. The panel is centered around six large screen EFIS LCD displays. The BBJ2’s technologically advanced cockpit includes dual FMS, dual Rockwell Collins Series 900 VHF comm/nav with DME, HF comms, ADF, GPS, MLS and WXR-700X weather radar. Newer models also offer Flight Dynamics HGS 2000 HUD.
Design-wise, the BBJ2 closely resembles the B737: its low swept wing, under-wing engines, vertical fin and retractable tricycle landing gear. Making corporate, long-range missions possible, the BBJ2 utilizes nine auxilliary fuel tanks.

The BBJ2’s cabin measures 98.3 feet long, 11.7 feet wide and 7.1 feet tall. To get an idea of just how large the BBJ2’s cabin really is, it can seat sixty passengers in a high-density configuration. However, it is optimized for eight passengers, giving them plenty of extra space. The lavish interior features lounges, distinctive conference areas, a large lavatory with a shower, and comfortable sleeping accommodations. Long missions utilize a separate relief crew lounge. With a total cabin volume of 1,004 cubic feet, this aircraft gives most apartments a run for their money.
Based off not one but two successful jets, the B737 and BBJ, the Boeing Business Jet 2 offers competitive range, speed and operating systems in an equally large package. This ultra-long range corporate jet is ideal for businesses that require frequent but productive trips, offering the tools and space to work on the road. However, it is just as desirable to individuals who wish to travel large.

Monday, January 24, 2011

Private Jets Rental - Luxury Alternative to First Class

Private jet rentals are becoming more popular among top corporate travellers and high net worth individuals. Hiring a luxury executive jet is seen as a real alternative to travelling in first or business class on commercial airliners. While corporate jets are out of reach for your average traveller, there are many benefits of using these types of jet charters
Saving Time

Consider the average business class flyer on a commercial flight will have to experience the usual airport routine. Transport to a major airport; check-in at least 2 hours before departure; having to deal with long queue lines at passport control, security checkpoints and the boarding gate; waiting for luggage at arrival. Not to mention the chance of disrupting travel plans and appointments by delayed or cancelled flights.

Corporate jet flyers normally fly out of smaller airports meaning they can go through official channels very quickly and get on board in a short time. And in the business world time is money. Consider the fact that of 5,500 airports in the US, only 10% are actually serviced by commercial airliners - that leaves 5,000 additional airports available for private jet flyers - meaning you can fly much closer to your final destination. It's the same story in Europe, albeit on a smaller scale. Less than 100 airports are used by the majority of commercial aviation traffic whereas there are over 600 airports and airfields available for business jet traffic.

Business Jets also allow an individual or group of people to visit multiple destinations in a single day - something that would be very difficult to achieve using commercial airlines. Passengers also have the flexibility to change plans at the last-minute - perhaps extend a business meeting or fly to an unplanned destination.

Comfort

Comfort and service on board an executive jet is top notch with excellent seating and plenty of personal space. Great quality food and beverages are usually available - you get to eat and drink when you want rather than at the mercy of the airline.

Because of the comfort and convenience, business jet passengers are generally well rested and will arrive in better shape at their destination. Alternatively, they can be more productive with their time on board should they wish to work.

Privacy and Security

Privacy on board means executive jet passengers can hold meetings with clients or make telephone calls without worrying about others listening in. Also private jet rental can be more low profile - you may not want your competitors to know when and where you are travelling.

Flying on a business jet is generally more secure than flying on a normal 'public' airline as the passengers retain more control over security. Private jet operators often employ ex-military personnel for security of the passengers and aircraft

from - ttp://www.airtravelgenius.com

Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Private jet business picks up

NEW YORK, Aug. 17, 2003 — Allan Houston, the professional basketball player, likes the glass of fresh carrot juice that awaits him every time he climbs on a Marquis Jet Partners plane. It’s his favorite drink.

But that's not why the New York Knicks star started flying with Marquis, purchasing blocks of time on a private jet. It was the hassles of airline flying, which increased with tightened security after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

“It’s more convenient than flying commercially,” he said. “Privacy is important to me and I save a lot of time when I fly in a private plane.”

Even as they struggle with the same business slump as the airlines, private jet companies are coming up with new ways to lure passengers unhappy with airline cutbacks, delays at airports and other inconveniences of scheduled commercial flying.

They are offering the ability to fly closer to final destinations or to smaller airports instead of major hubs, and even the ability to change plans during a flight. There are also the kinds of special perks, like pickups and meals from a clients’ choice of restaurant, that appeal to well-heeled travelers, some of whom are being lured away from airliners’ first-class seats.

New York-based Marquis Jet Partners linked with Berkshire Hathaway-owned NetJets in 2002 to offer clients access to any one of NetJets’ fleet of more than 500 planes. It has attracted about 1,000 members, who buy flight cards to a particular plane for $110,000-$300,000 for a minimum of 25 hours.

Another company, Sentient, based in Norwell, Mass., also offers flight cards and has about the same number of members. But instead of its own fleet, it uses chartered planes

from - msnbc.msn.com

Monday, January 17, 2011

private jet business CORPORATE ROAD SHOWS

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CORPORATE ROAD SHOWS
Corporate and special event road show are difficult to put together, let alone run smoothly. With so many aspects that need to fall into place, road shows need all the help they can get. Studio Jet Road Show services carefully manages the entire road show from start to finish, to make sure your cars are on time, aircraft are ready to go and you are well taken care of. From pre-arranging the schedule to keeping up with last minute changes, private jets and limousine services are critical in assuring on time departures and arrivals.

The big question is always...what's if? That's a great question and one that should never be left to chance. Studio Jet assigns a charter coordinator to each and every trip and corporate road show, who's job it is to anticipate issues and fix them before they have time to become one. This includes backup cars, planes and a plan that will ensure the least possible amount of down time, while keeping an eye on your budget.

Everyone knows that aircraft can have mechanical issues and cars can break down. But what's if you had a replacement aircraft before you even knew your assigned plane was broken? Or, what's if you had a last minute mechanical and had a replacement plane within 60-90 minutes. These are the types of things that Studio Jet has been able to do for it's clients, which is what keeps them coming back. It's not about the easy trips...it's about piece of mind knowing that the incredible Studio Jet staff is watching your back to make sure you are taken care of and not left in the dark.

You are our priority. Let us show you our commitment to your projects. Call for more information: 818-769-3535.

Sunday, January 16, 2011

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Group Air Charter Aircraft
There Is Only One Best Choice Each Time You Charter
Private Jet Services Group was founded with the mission to deliver the finest charter flight experience using only the most appropriate regional, coach-configured, and VIP configured charter airliners. By focusing on this highly specialized market, Private Jet Services Group offers unique expertise in matching our clients’ preferences with comfort and cost efficiency. Private Staterooms with queen beds, in-suite bathrooms with showers, conference facilities and lounge areas are all available. With charter configurations accommodating 14 to 400 passengers, Private Jet Services Group can source the appropriate charter aircraft for your next group movement, and can deliver this Private Jet Charter Service at per-seat prices approximating commercial airfares.
PJS staff will propose several charter options for each of your private group flights, and offer a detailed comparison of features and benefits, and offer a charter recommendation based on our experience and intimate knowledge of the aircraft and pricing. A Boeing Business Jet for a New York-Tokyo business trip is most likely the wrong choice for that same client's New York-Nantucket weekend hop. PJS prides itself on helping our clients find the best charter choice each and every time, and we offer a flexible engagement schedule which fosters flexibility and change as your needs require.
For the best choice on your next group charter, please call us for a personal consultation

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“It’s more convenient than flying commercially,” he said. “Privacy is important to me and I save a lot of time when I fly in a private plane.”

Another company, Sentient, based in Norwell, Mass., also offers flight cards and has about the same number of members. But instead of its own fleet, it uses chartered planes.