Private Air Charter Still Flies High

Safety, service, stability and value, that’s what the Marquis Jet by Net Jets promises. The pre and post- football game television commercials are proof that the private jets industry is well and alive. According to Topix.com, about 750 chartered and corporate-owned jets landed in Tampa for the Super Bowl. The busy skies and advertisements like the one from Net Jet is a real indicator that even through hard economic times, there’s a market for private air charter. And why not? Who wouldn’t want to indulge in the luxuries of a personal aircraft at their beck and call.

Passengers that can afford to fly on their very own private jet benefit from a lot of advantages. For one they make their own schedule flying whenever they want. In the case of Sky Limo Air Charter, we only need two hours of notice in advance. Jet Concierge Service is offered including gourmet catering on board, along with booked reservations for restaurants, cars or even events. Actually, for the Super Bowl, Sky Limo offered tickets to the game as part of the package when passengers booked their personal air charter. Safety is another one. Sky Limo conducts business by certification under part 135 of the FAA regulations and has never had an incident while flying passengers. All in all, flying on a private jet is an experience that’s here to stay…for obvious reasons.