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a Reservation:
Our travel service is highly personalized. Our aircraft operate
on your schedule and exist to serve your agenda. Depending on your
preferences we may arrange ground transportation, special catering
or fulfill other requirements that will enhance your convenience,
productivity or satisfaction. The best way to make a reservation
or obtain a quote for a particular trip is to speak to a representative
in our charter department. Chastity Terry is our charter coodinator,
(336) 685-4423 or (800) 654-4157, or you may e-mail us at
charter@causeyaviation.com.
Air Charter FAQ
How many airports
do you serve?
We have access to over
5000 US airports and also serve Canada, Mexico, Central America,
Bermuda and the Caribbean. We will help you choose the most convenient
airport for your departure point and for each leg of your trip.
What happens
once I arrive at the airport?
Your pilots will be waiting
for you. They will escort you to the airplane and load your baggage.
Some airports allow you to drive your car right up to the aircraft
to board. You will usually be airborne within a few minutes of your
arrival at the airport. Your airplane waits for you at your destination
and will depart on your schedule.
How much advance
notice is required to book a trip?
As little as two hours
if a crew and one of our aircraft are available. Our aircraft are
reserved on a first come first served basis.
How is the base
cost of my trip determined?
You will be renting the
entire airplane rather than just one seat as with the airlines.
Therefore the cost of your trip will be the same whether you have
one passenger or eight passengers. Each aircraft has an hourly flight
rate and average cruise speed. We estimate the time required to
fly your trip and provide a firm quote to you when you make a reservation.
What other charges
apply?
Tax: Federal Excise Tax
is currently 7.5% plus $3 per leg per passenger.
Ground Waiting Charge: A $40 per hour fee is assessed during the
hours of 8AM and 5PM while the aircraft waits for you on the ground.
Overnight Charge: You pay for hotel rooms and meals for the crew
if necessary.
Co-pilot Charge: The co-pilot fee is included in your trip for the
first day. A fee is assessed for each additional day.
Expenses: Ramp fees, de-icing fees, landing fees, special catering
fees, etc are charged at actual cost. These fees may vary widely
depending on which airports you choose to use. Some trips may have
no special expenses while others may incur several hundred dollars.
We will make every effort to advise you about expenses we can anticipate
in advance.
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