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When you submit your flight request to FlyUSA one of our private aviation advisors will review your request and conduct a full market analysis from our network of accredited aircraft operators. This ensures each request is quoted accurately and in line with your specific trip requirements.
Unlike fractional ownerships or jet card schemes, when you book with FlyUSA there are no large upfront cost commitments.
Instead, all of our private charter flights are paid for at the time of booking, ensuring the best possible market price for each flight.
At FlyUSA we understand that private air travel is all about flexibility. Changing your departure time is typically not an issue when requested in advance, however, please give our FlyUSA team as much notice as possible so that we can confirm your new schedule is available with the operator.
While we are focused on Florida markets, the FlyUSA network actually includes over 7,000 aircraft world-wide. The number of operators quoting your flight will vary depending on the travel dates, location, and aircraft type you are requesting.
As part of FlyUSA’s commitment to providing a superior private charter experience, we offer a range of payment options to meet our clients’ needs. A bank transfer is our industry’s preferred payment method, which does not incur any credit card fees.
FlyUSA also accepts credit card payments from Visa, MasterCard, and American Express. Credit and Debit card payments are popular with clients for short notice flights as they are subject to a 4% fee.
Most airports will have facilities called FBOs (Fixed Based Operators) where private aircraft passengers check-in for flights. At some airports, private aviation passengers can also be driven directly to their aircraft.
Typically, you can board your private aircraft in 5 minutes or less however, in the event you arrive early or there is an unlikely delay, FBOs typically have private lounges for you to relax in.
Of course! Some countries do have specific regulations for pet flights.
Your private aviation advisor will help ensure you and your companions have the appropriate documentation for travel.
The amount of luggage depends on the size of the aircraft and the number of passengers.
Typically, in a small aircraft the baggage limit is one per passenger, however larger turbo props and jets have cargo holds that can fit up to 20 suitcases.
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