The most expensive flight in private aviation is the one with nobody on it. Here’s what that means for what you pay, and where empty legs come from. Somewhere right
As I’ve continued to age, I’ve gotten somewhat more reflective and introspective. Not enough to make me much less of a self-indulgent twat (as is evidenced by these blogs), but
Tipping on private flights? Mark gives some guidance if you’re inclined to tip your pilots. Click here to view the video or check out the summary below – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK6u32mFqCg There’s
The straight answer most providers won’t give you, with actual numbers. Here’s the thing…… most private aviation companies will make you fill out a form, sit through a pitch, and
I bought a new desk for my home office for the first time in, well, ever, and felt strangely guilty after doing so. It was more than I wanted to
I, very generally speaking, try to do two things in everything I write: 1) write like I speak and 2) relatable segues. I’ve always felt that writing in that way
If you’re flying private a handful of times a year and wondering whether there’s a smarter way to do it, let’s talk about Jet Cards. Here’s a question we get
I’ve been reading a lot about product positioning recently and came across an article about how grocery stores position their store-brand products relative to name brand alternatives. Formulas are often
I am a big believer in risk mitigation. Particularly low effort, high impact risk mitigation. Think “umbrella policy” for reference. Generally speaking, with commercial travel, and aviation in particular, there