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Aircraft charter versus Flying First Class
Below are listed some advantages and disadvantages for both flying on an aircraft charter and in first class.It is important for you to consider these options and make a well informed decision as to what best fits your means and needs. Aircraft Charter Disadvantages: Among the disadvantages of chartering an aircraft is that you will find that a lot of charter services require minimum purchase agreements.This means that you have to commit a certain amount of flights (money) to this service when you sign up for it. Some smaller/less expensive companies do not offer as many flight plan options.You may have to schedule way in advance to get a flight to your particular destination.It is also a possibility that you may have trouble finding a charter jet that flies internationally at an affordable rate.Where you can frequently find discounts for frequent flights at an airline, such discounts are more difficult to find on a chartered flight.Although it is not impossible to find great deals with charter flights, they are nowhere near as common and user friendly as flying commercially with the airlines. First Class Disadvantages: Arguably the only disadvantage to flying first class is going to the price.You pay not only for a comfortable flight, but all sorts of extra amenities that can add up to 11 times more the cost of a standard coach ticket.To fly just within the continental U.S. will set you back anywhere between $8,500 and $12,500! Also consider that for the price of one more expensive first class ticket, you could charter your own jet and fly your whole office to their destination.Yes, it may not be with free drinks in hand, but if you are going to spend $12,000 on a flight wouldn't you rather have that pay for a group to fly and not just one person?
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