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Visit the East Coast This Spring

1In case you hadn’t noticed, we’re closing in on the beginning of spring. The air is humming with excitement of winter’s end, the weather is starting to let go of its chill, and cities all along the eastern seaboard are bustling with events. It’s the perfect time to book your private sky limo trip to any major East Coast city. Enjoy the East Coast Flower festivals are on point this … Continue reading →

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Using a Charter Plane Service? – Don’t Settle for Less

Because so many folks are out there looking for alternatives to commercial air travel, charter plane service is becoming huge. Despite the economy improving, regional air service is no less of a hassle for the busy and distinctive traveler. The result is a more crowded charter market that professionals often use jointly to get where they need to be. Example? Three businessmen are in Chicago, and need to catch a … Continue reading →

“Just Right” Luxury in 2012

Just right. There’s really something to that. In case you didn’t catch it already, we’ve been talking to our customers about their post-holiday experiences. The same themes keep coming up every time. From exhaustion to maxed-out budgets, from lost luggage to bad experiences with kids flying, the holidays are always a mess. Starting out 2012 the right way is all about taking a look at the last year, and planning … Continue reading →

Take an Air Taxi to Atlantic City

February is coming up soon, and it’s time to start thinking about Valentine’s Day. If you’re on the Eastern seaboard, you may be a mere few hours’ plane flight away from Atlantic City, New Jersey. Don’t let the Jersey Shore fanfare fool you – Atlantic City has more to offer than fake tans and bad behavior. If you’ve never considered going on a vacation here, you may not know you can … Continue reading →

The 2012 Business Traveler

When it comes to the business traveler, a few things are certain – you want to get there, you want to get there quickly, and you want to experience accommodations that will provide you with a good work environment when you get to where you’re going. Business air travel can be messy. There’s nothing worse than getting a terrible night’s sleep in an airport, then being expected to report to work … Continue reading →

Private Air Service is Where It’s At

Is private air service an option for you? If you’re part of a social media network such as Facebook, you’re probably still seeing the fallout of winter travel experiences from folks in your network. Between flight delays, crowded airways and the general irritation of flying during the holidays, some folks are still recovering. Part of the biggest nuisance of flying is that many passengers feel as if airlines simply aren’t … Continue reading →

Ski the East Coast … Really?

December has unfortunately been a record low for snowfall in states like Colorado, where some famous ski resorts are struggling to accommodate skiers from all over the world. Major resorts in Aspen and throughout Colorado are expecting record low snowfalls to continue over the next few months. Spring break skiers may not find the delightful slopes they’re waiting to explore when they reach their destinations, and some resorts plan fake … Continue reading →

2012: The Year to Take a Vacation – or Two!

A new year is an opportunity to think about changes, and one change you should consider is taking it a little easy on yourself. Maybe you haven’t taken a vacation in years. Even a few months might be too long. If you work endless hours, you deserve to give yourself some time to decompress. When you take a much-needed vacation and get away for a bit, you gain a new perspective and … Continue reading →

Holiday Travel Issues and Commercial Airlines

It’s late December, and snafus regarding holiday travel are already hitting the newswires. One of the most recent dingers comes from CNN – a 9 year old child was “misplaced” when she was pulled off a flight to be rebooked by a Southwest employee. Rebooked? The rebooking resulted in the girl being late for her scheduled flight to her Aunt in New York. The Southwest airlines employees who took the … Continue reading →

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