People who travel often know there are some terms that only frequent flyers know. In the chaos of travel we have coined names for funny or annoying things that occur while on an airplane.
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Venice, Italy has historically dealt with a variety of challenges, especially that of flooding and the effects on its historic architecture. A new law due to go into effect in May of 2015 would ban wheeled suitcases from the city, which locals cite as a source of major noise and inconvenience. The rule “will require luggage to be transported on quieter air-filled tires” and make for a much quieter travel experience around the city.
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If you fly often you know there are some drawbacks to cruising at high altitudes and sitting in a airplane seat for a long period of time. Here’s some tips to feel great when you land at your destination.
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Business travel can be a drag, especially if you are on the road for weeks on end, but there are ways to make it easier. Here are some methods frequent business travelers have found to reduce the stress and strain of spending time on work trips.
Everyone deals with the adaptation to a new time zone differently, and some people are more affected by the switch than others. Figure out what works for you and be sure to follow those steps each time. Some people find that staying hydrated, taking red eye flights, or exercising the day they fly is beneficial.
Check the electrical outlet options available at your destination and make sure you are bringing the right convertors in your luggage. You want to avoid the panic that could set in if you realize that you brought the wrong one at the moment your computer or phone runs out of power.
Airports are sites of constantly changing circumstances and you never know what will happen or what kind of delay you could face. If weather conditions or other situations strand you, you do not want to be caught without food.
Even if your rental car agency will not upgrade your car for free, they might be willing to do it for a much lower price than what is quoted on the website, depending on what is available. Likewise, if your hotel room is located near the elevator and you would prefer another location, ask the desk agent if there is anything they can do. As with any situation, asking nicely is key.
To relieve the stress and tension that inevitably comes from travel, bring a tennis ball. This small, inexpensive and lightweight tool can be rolled under your feet, hamstrings, shoulders and other areas in order to reduce tight spots and make travel much easier.
Banpo Moonlight Rainbow Fountain (Seoul)
Swarovski Crystal Head Fountain (Austria)
Fountains of Bellagio (Las Vegas)
The Fountain of Wealth (Singapore)
Tap fountain (Menorca, Spain)
Jet d’Eau (Geneva, Switzerland)
Crown Fountain (Chicago)
Dubai Fountain (United Arab Emirates)
Aquanura, Efteling (Netherlands)
Scioto Mile Fountain (Ohio)
Lotte World Musical Fountain (South Korea)
Stravinsky Fountain (Paris)
Longwood Gardens (Pennsylvania)
Kanazawa Fountain Clock (Japan)
Turning Heads Fountain (California)
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If you’re hesitant to flying in a private jet it might be because of your concerns regarding safety. While some private charters may cut corners, the most professional and trusted do not. When you’re thinking of flying private it’s important that you choose a charter that is dedicated to your safety and general wellbeing.
What Makes a Safe Private Jet?
When it comes to private jet charter safety, there are many things that a charter should take care of. The safety criteria needs to be rigorous and without fail. Here are some signs of a private charter that puts safety as a top priority:
You can take comfort in flying when your charter takes private jet charter safety seriously. It’s clear when your safety, wellbeing, and convenience are prioritized.
Other Benefits of Flying Private
When you take time to learn about flying with a private charter it starts to make sense why so many people are beginning to choose this option. The right charter will provide you with many different aircraft options with a variety of in-flight experiences to choose from. You can take a small light jet or a jumbo jet that fits a lot more people. Private jet charter services include professional chefs, a spa experience, and a vehicle ready to pick you up when you arrive.
Make the Right Choice
You don’t have to deal with pesky security lines and uncomfortable seating on a public flight anymore. Flying in a private jet is the way to go for those who want a personalized travel experience. Now that you know more about private jet charter safety, take time to get a quote and make your flight request.
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With so many options among private charter brokers, it can be challenging to find the right fit for your personal or business needs.
There are many companies to choose from that offer flights to and from Miami. Consider the following questions when evaluating a charter company before booking your next flight:
Safety is paramount when it comes to air travel.
There are several good indicators to reflect on when evaluating a particular company.
Several third party agencies assess the safety of private charter companies, including WYVERN and ARG/US.
These agencies have stringent guidelines for evaluating safety, and are known for examining operations even more strictly than the FAA. An approval from these agencies means the company is in compliance with important safety guidelines.
Whether you are looking for a classy business environment, or luxurious personal setting, the amenities of charter flights are many.
Contemplate the following brief list of comforts when planning your trip:
The selection of conveniences varies greatly from company to company, so be sure to carefully evaluate your options before choosing the right fit for your requirements.
One of the greatest advantages of flying privately is flexibility.
A private flight should allow you to set the schedule, and then rest assured that the details are being monitored by a capable team whose interest is your on-time arrival.
Time is money in the air business, so look for a company that demands and delivers punctuality, while still allowing you to manage the schedule if a last minute change arises.
Choosing among charter companies is simpler when there is transparency from the beginning.
Developing a relationship with a company means looking into their procedures, attention to safety and client satisfaction. With the right team, your only final concern should be to sit back and enjoy your flight to Miami.
When landing on dirt landing strips in the back country you need a aircraft that can withstand any conditions. Pilatus Aircraft, a Swiss manufacturer, has created the PC-24 airplane that can hold more people and fly faster than its predecessors while being able to operate on short airstrips, at small airports closer to your final destination. It also has a luxurious interior for its passengers and crew, along with the latest pilot technologies.
Click here to read the full article by Patrick Veillette Ph.D. on Aviation Week.
The app, Stratajet, is being called the Uber of private flying because from an app of your smartphone you can look at available flights and prices. The app is available now for 44 countries and launches in the U.S. in two weeks. The founders have previously made a marina slip rental app called Marinanow which you can use for 1400 marinas in the Mediterrenean.
