Jet Charter Dubai
There has never been a better time to book a Jet Charter in the middle east. With excess capacity and reduced demand pricing for private jet travel in the middle east is truly a deal.
ElJet serves the entire middle east. With special focus on the following destinations:
So for your next charter to the middle east visit ElJet at www.ellejet.com or call us at 888-355-3538.
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Booking a Private Jet Charter can be a daunting task especially if you are new to the Jet Charter world.
Below we will outline the process to help you understand how the Jet Charter booking process works:
Step 1: Call us at 888-355-3538 where you will be placed with one of our expert Travel Portfolio Managers. You can also fill out your itinerary online by visiting our travel search form.
Step 2: Please let us know your travel dates, number of passengers traveling and desired aircraft type.
Step 3: Your Travel Portfolio Manager will provide you with a rough estimate of the cost of your Charter Jet.
Step 4: If the estimate is within your travel budget we will then work to secure an aircraft for you.
Step 5: You will be presented with different options based upon the criteria specified.
Step 6: You will be sent a Jet Charter Broker Services contract.
Step 7: You will be asked to fax us your completed 3 page charter contract to 610-646-3787. Please remember to include a copy of your drivers license and major credit card (AMEX is preferred).
Step 8: We require funds within 24 hours of your departure time. We accept wire transfers, and checks as long as the funds have cleared prior to departure.
Step 9: You will be given a complete itinerary with the FBO’s you will be using at departure and arrival, Operators name and contact numbers, Pilot names and contact numbers, and any other pertinent travel information.
Our Aircraft Jet Charters are accessible to all of our clients whether you’re a seasoned private jet traveler or this is your first time utilizing Aircraft Jet Charter. Whether you need to fly to Las Vegas or Shanghai our Travel Portfolio Managers are standing by to assist you with all of your travel needs. Please call us at 888-355-3538.
We have many specials to Chicago through the end of August. From light mid to heavy jets all options are available on a strictly one-way basis.
Call us at 888-355-3538 for pricing and availability.
Jet Charter Chicago
FROM AVWEB
China will open its first facility for private jets next year at Shanghai’s Hongqiao Airport, sometime before the World Expo opens there in May, Shanghai Daily reported this week. The project is already under construction. The 10,000-square-foot private-jet terminal will provide its own security inspections, quarantine facilities and customs, separate from the other air passenger traffic. A hangar will provide space for up to three jets. Officials said up to 4,000 private jets will arrive in Shanghai during the Expo, according to Shanghai Daily. That’s about twice as many private jet flights as the entire country now handles in a year.
The World Expo will be open from May 1 to Oct. 31 next year, and up to 70 million visitors are expected for a “grand gathering of the world cultures,” according to the event’s Web site. More than 20,000 events will be held at up to three dozen venues around the city.
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Bill Clinton may have rescued more than two journalists. He also may have helped salvage the image of private jets.
The ex-president traveled by private jet for his unofficial trip to North Korea. Dow Chemical said its corporate plane was used for part of the mission. Private-jet operator Avjet touted its services (as well as the sky-high costs: $20,000 for fuel alone), while Hollywood mogul Steve Bing provided his plane and will pay $200,000 to offset expenses.
Mr. Clinton wasn’t the only one helping the ailing private-jet sector. The House — not known as a friend of the private-jet set of late — agreed to spend $550 million to expand Congress’s private-jet fleet.
The Pentagon had sought to buy one Gulfstream V and one business-class equivalent of a Boeing 737 to replace aging planes, plus purchase two more 737s being leased for the fleet it operates for the legislative branch. House lawmakers approved funds to buy those planes and an additional two 737s and two Gulfstreams.
They aren’t buying any old planes. They are getting business-class equivalents of a Boeing 737 and Gulfstream G550 — the Rolls Royce of jets.
The Air Force version of the Gulfstream costs $66 million, according to the Department of Defense, and the 737 costs $70 million and is configured with leather seats, two large galleys for cooking and a “distinguished visitor compartment with sleep accommodations.” The purchases must be approved by the Senate.
Maybe now the rich (or car executives) will feel better about boarding their private jets. They can say, “If it’s good enough for Congress, it’s good enough for me.”
—Robert Frank, The Wealth Report
