In 2020 flying private became not only a trend, but it was a necessity. If you wished to fly safely and without any possible inconvenience, crowd, possible COVID-19 danger… jet chartering was and now is the best choice. Private aviation provides many safety advantages compared to flying with a commercial carrier, such as the use of a private airport and access to jets.
With health becoming imperative in the field of disease outbreaks and protection becoming widely looked after, private jet firms are expecting a surge in their business and are taking steps to cater to the flood of new flyers. Compared to the previous decade, jet chartering is not only reserved for superstars, now it’s more affordable to fly and be safe.
When we talk about safety it’s not all about the current post-pandemic situation, we should also consider aircraft safety checkups and the percent of aircraft accidents that happen on commercial flights vs on private flights. Why private flights proved to be safer? Private jet charter companies tend to stand out from the crowd as reliable and credible, and one way they do so is by thoroughly monitoring the safety ratings of the operators they use. Many customers expect private aircraft charter protection tests to be more rigorous than large carriers, which need to handle more flyers and have much longer processing times.
With this being said, the overall cost of flying private is minor compared to everything that travelers get in a package. Luxury is not only how expensive service or goods are but how convenient is to use such a service and what travelers gain from it.
If a traveler is a business person, flying private can’t compare to business class on commercial flights. Why? Well because by chartering a jet you have your own privacy, you can choose who you want to fly with, or you will fly alone, it’s your call.
Time is precious to all, right? Chartering a jet cuts down the time spent on the public airports, no long lines to wait in, moody employees at the airport, luggage headache… If you narrow it down to one line, flying private equals to enjoying a flight and all that goes with it.
Bottom line— With safety at the core of any traveler’s mind, the number of travelers who want to fly with commercial airlines will decline and switching to private jet charters will obviously increase. Airports are not built for social distancing, no matter how hard we try, when huge numbers of people come together, it is next to impossible. The field of private aviation provides social distance even in the sky.
