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Private Jets Caribbean clients enjoy limitless access to a Caribbean network of aircraft, providing the flexibility to select the perfect aircraft for every flight. Every trip is unique, and there is no one aircraft that could possibly satisfy the varying demands of charter clients. Browse our most popular aircraft for charter below, and contact us for your next private charter flight!

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How On-Demand Jet Charter Works?

Most people new to on-demand private jet Caribbean travel have little knowledge of how it works. In fact, many first-time clients at Private Jets Caribbean have questions in some very important areas.

Who owns the planes?

There are thousands of aircraft certified for retail private jet charter in the United States.

These planes are owned by private individuals, companies for corporate travel or aircraft management companies that charter planes for profit.
To make a plane available for charter, an owner must register for the appropriate air carrier certificate. For retail charter, the certification is FAA Part 135.
Once certified, an owner can place an aircraft on the charter market, available for consumers to rent.

How are planes paired with trips?

On-demand jet charter providers use a variety of methods in sourcing aircraft for clients.

The average first-time client may find it difficult to rent a private jet for a single trip. The industry is fragmented, with many companies operating aircraft.
The role of a private jet Caribbean is to provide the best aircraft for a given trip, in an evolving and fragmented marketplace. Experience and relationships are incredibly important.
Brokers rely on relationships with owners in various markets, as well as industry tools to locate, evaluate and offer safe, cost-conscious aircraft for clients.

What are the safety standards of the aircraft used?

The FAA has requirements for equipment, maintenance and the crew of every aircraft, but the open charter market is largely unregulated for safety.

The FAA simply does not have the resources to examine every certified charter plane.
There are two major safety rating organizations that specialize in private jet charter – Aviation Research Group (ARG/US) and Wyvern.
Though there are exceptions, most trustworthy aircraft operators are registered with one or both companies.

Peak Season Charter Flights

Peak season trips are no different from other charters, but increased demand can affect pricing and availability.

When booking a peak season trip, contact your provider at least 30 days in advance if possible.
As major holidays approach, aircraft book quickly, limiting the pool of available options for clients booking late.
If all the planes based in or near your departure airport are already booked, you may need to pay more to fly a plane in from outside the area.

Last-Minute Charter Flights

Last-minute trips can require special considerations, but most flights can be booked with very little notice.

Last minute charter flights are a core offering of every on-demand provider.
Uptime varies by provider, but most flights can be arranged with as little as 2-4hrs.
Aircraft and crew availability are the primary concerns with last-minute trips. There are a finite number of planes and pilots available for a given trip at any given time.
For example, flights out of rural airports on major holidays at midnight may be difficult to book!

If you’re new to private jet charter, an on-demand program may be the right choice for you.

With no capital commitment required and the ability to try different aircraft, on-demand charter is a great way to get familiar with the world of private jets travel.

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