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 The Privileges and Perks of Flying Private In 2024The notion of flying on a commercial flight even in business class does not particularly appeal to everyone, especially when flying private remains one of the most luxurious and comfortable ways to travel. There are many reasons why some people choose to fly privately and these may include efficiency, privacy, safety, or to chart the celebration of a very a special occasion, reports Thomas Hughes. |  Considerations When Flying By Private JetOur dedicated interview with My Corporate Jet, Inc, profiles the FAA-certified air charter, cargo and emergency transportation firm providing competitive rates throughout North, South and Central America, as well as the Caribbean Islands. We look at the ways executives can travel in style with maximum convenience. |  Why Flying Private Improves Business ProductivityMore than ever, modern companies are investing in owning or renting private jets to save money. It might sound counterintuitive, but investing money in an aircraft can become profitable in the long term, states Rachel Smith. |
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 Buy Or Lease?The private jet business is growing again. After the 2020 recession where the future of aviation was uncertain, the tides have changed and people all over the world are on the move again, writes Rachel Smith. |  Business Travel with Cathay PacificImagine taking an intercontinental flight that lasts a good eight hours. Traveling is exciting, but it can often come with a load of troubles that will mercilessly drain you of your energy, writes Rachel Smith. |  The Bombardier Challenger 605Even the world’s most opulent first and business class cabins have their downsides. You may have a suite all to yourself, but you would still be just another customer among many others, bound by flight schedules, any potential delays, baggage check-ins and check-outs, and a whole plethora of unfortunate, yet necessary realities of airplane travel. Now, imagine a different scenario, writes Thomas Hughes. |
 Private Jets of DiplomatsTop state officials travel the world on specially designed aircraft that features such unparalleled comfort and safety, that no first class or even private jet can compare to. We have assembled a list of presidential grade airplanes belonging to some of the world’s most prominent country leaders, whose luxury would make even the best hotels envious, writes Rachel Smith. |  Executive Global Digital EditionThe latest issue of the digital magazine is accessible to readers with Lufthansa. |  Fly Like A FalconBeyond the discomforts of the economy class seats, beyond the improvements of business class accommodations, beyond the opulence of the first class and even the luxurious intimacy of airplane suites, the number one solution for traveling the globe is without a doubt the private jet – a plane all to yourself, offering unprecedented flexibility, comfort and status to its wealthy passenger, writes Thomas Hughes. |
 Five things to considerPrivate aviation gives leaders unprecedented access to the world – on both a local and global level. This way to travel helps business people and thought leaders reach out-of-the-way places, move easily between continents, and make the most of their time while traveling. |  Fly in Style with EmiratesAirplane travel is often associated with long waiting lines, stress, tiresome procedures at the customs, concern for luggage, constrained seating spaces, dense crowds and the lacklustre menus of airline food, writes Rachel Smith. |  Executive Global Digital EditionThe latest issue of the digital magazine is accessible to readers with Air Berlin. |
 Executive Global Digital EditionThe latest edition of the digital magazine is accessible to readers in Virgin Atlantic Clubhouses. |  Dynamic aviation enthusiastsSince its foundation in 2010, PRIMUS Aircraft Management Solutions has become a recognized and truly distinguished provider of Business Aviation Management Services in Europe, and Africa. |  Flight School FinesseWe interviewed Margie Burns Managing Director at Aviation Selection Consultants, and founder of a pilot-specific personality assessment utilised by airlines, military, and Civil Aviation Authorities worldwide, on the elements required to make the skies safer for all. We Ask The Expert what is needed to maintain standards of excellence in the recruitment and selection of high-flying personnel. |
 Hong Kong's FinestThe sphere of airplane travel is always evolving as companies constantly strive to win over new clients and keep their existing passengers happily loyal by offering new services, innovations and interesting deals, writes Rachel Smith |  Executive Global Digital EditionThe latest issue of the digital magazine is accessible to readers with Swiss Air. |  |
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Aviation
We take an exclusive look at developments shaping the world of corporate aviation and executive travel, particularly highlighting some of the bespoke providers of facilities that cater to affluent executives.
Fly Like A Falcon
Beyond the discomforts of the economy class seats, beyond the improvements of
business class accommodations, beyond the opulence of the first class and even the
luxurious intimacy of airplane suites, the number one solution for traveling the globe
is without a doubt the private jet – a plane all to yourself, offering unprecedented
flexibility, comfort and status to its wealthy passenger, writes Thomas Hughes.
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