Joanna James
When you speak of luxury flying, first class cabins generally spring to mind. However, if you are looking for the epitome of luxurious flying, chartered flights have long been the go to solution.
A major reason why chartered flights are preferred by CEOs and other people on tight schedules is the convenience factor involved in private flights. Traveling through airports is known to be a hectic task with long queues at the checkpoints and boarding point. The severity increases in times of bad weather or if you have a second flight to catch. For a CEO or a person with an unavoidable meeting, these uncertainties are too risky. Booking a chartered flight enables an individual to skip all of these and leave direct to the location. Moreover, these flights can be ready to go within twenty four hours, which further proves my point that a chartered flight will work around your schedule rather than vice versa.
If you book a commercial flight, you will probably have to find the flight to the closest hub and find land transport to the final destination. However, that is not the case with a private flight. Let's say for an instance, you need to get to a resort like Anantara Kihavah Maldives Villas in the country of Maldives a seaplane will allow you to go right to the resort. A commercial flight would take you to the international airport from where you will need to find another mode of transport to get to your destination.
Taking a half a day flight across continents is hectic enough, but doing it via a commercial flight with hardly any leg room and unbearable neighbours is guaranteed to make the journey much worse. If you do have an important meeting, such a trip will leave you dishevelled and unprepared for the task at hand. These problems and distractions can be removed by making use of a chartered flight. Here you can sleep comfortably, help yourself to some delicious meals rather than the bland food served at a commercial flight and makes all the business calls you wish in total privacy.
Commercial flights do not fly to every location in the world. It is no secret that they operate on the most profitable routes which means some routes can be omitted or they might operate on a weekly or monthly basis. The versatility of a chartered flight comes into play during situations like this. You no longer have to worry about catching multiple flights and awaiting transit times or scratching your head over the lack of flights.
Thanks to the laidback atmosphere in a chartered flight you are guaranteed to be less stressed out during your journey. Another point to consider is that if a group of people travel on a chartered flight, the cost per person is probably lesser than the cost of flying a commercial flight. So if there is a bunch of people traveling to the same place, a chartered flight might be cheaper and more comfortable.
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A travel writer who has a passion for fashion and a deep interest in admiring new and exotic attractions around the world.
