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Are you interested in a more convenient and efficient travel option—intrigued by the idea of private flight? You’re not alone.
Since the Covid-19 pandemic, private aviation has enjoyed an unprecedented spike in popularity, as more people discover the safety, flexibility, and convenience of customized air travel.
In Canada, there are basically three options when it comes to flying private: whole ownership, charter (including jet cards), and fractional ownership.
In its latest white paper, Exploring Your Private Flight Options, AirSprint explains these alternatives, discusses the pros and cons of each, and lays out a few guidelines to help you make an informed decision.
“When choosing the best private aviation plan for you, consider cost as well as frequency of access. There is no one solution that is best for everyone,” said James Elian, president and CEO of AirSprint.
In Exploring Your Private Flight Options, Elian is joined by Rolland Vincent, president of Rolland Vincent Associates LLC and Creator/Director of business aviation intelligence firm JETNET iQ.
Together, these industry veterans provide an update on the post-pandemic private aviation market and dive into the pros and cons of whole aircraft ownership, on-demand charter and fractional ownership.
How do you know which option is right for you? In general, the best private flight option depends on your budget and projected utilization. Exploring Your Private Flight Options offers some handy guidelines to inform your decision-making, along with valuable tips for those looking to venture into the world of private aviation.
At the end of the day, flying private offers a host of proven benefits. But before you sit back, relax and enjoy the view above the clouds, it’s a good idea to get grounded in reality first. AirSprint is here to help with reliable information and expert advice as you explore your private flight options.
Learn about your options – whole aircraft ownership, on-demand charter and fractional ownership – and get expert advice on how to choose the one that’s right for you. Read the white paper here.
This press release was prepared and distributed by AirSprint.
