Using an airliner to get to your far away destination is akin to taking a public bus versus a private car for shorter trips. Both are public forms of transportation and with that come the downsides - uncomfortable, unprofessional, and impractical for the business and elite traveler. Valuable time is lost in the trip to the airline terminal, checking baggage, and waiting for your plane to arrive (if it arrives as scheduled). After arrival at your destination airport, you must again use valuable time waiting for your baggage, for a rental car, and then finally driving to your actual destination.

Charter an Orlando Aircraft Charter from here and your travel time is cut drastically and your productivity is increased. We'll choose the most convenient departure and arrival airport for you - and fly you non-stop to it - out of the 5,400 business airports in the US. With a Orlando Air Charter you will no longer need to arrive an hour early for your flight, or wait in line for the TSA screeners - we'll do the waiting for you and be ready to depart when you arrive. With our Orlando Flight Charter, upon arrival at your destination, your baggage is unloaded when you step off. Also, unlike the airlines, no matter how many people are booked on a flight the price does not change - and you're more than welcome to use the flight to conduct business while aloft.

In today's business world, executives, managers, and salespeople are doing more than ever for their respective companies. With this in mind, time is not just money, it's a matter of getting your tasks completed period! Part of the long list of amenities that chartering affords is door to door transportation and expeditious personalized service.

Saving Employee Time. Efficient employee scheduling and employee time savings are key advantages of business aircraft use. Because business aircraft have the ability to fly nonstop between small close-in airports, highly efficient employee time management becomes a very real benefit.

Increasing Productivity Enroute. Employee productivity sustained enroute to a business destination - in a secure office environment, free from interruptions, distractions or eavesdropping - can have substantial value to an employer, including strategizing before meetings and debriefing afterwards or meeting with customers enroute.

Minimizing Nonbusiness Hours Away from Home. "Family Time" before and after traditional business hours is critical to most employees and can have an acute effect on employee morale and productivity. Business aircraft allow flexible scheduling and quick and easy access to meeting locations, thereby minimizing time away from home.

Industrial Security. Avoiding eavesdropping, reducing travel visibility, eliminating unwanted and unnecessary conversations and interruptions, all support the use of business aircraft to safeguard company employees and the sensitive information they carry.

Maximizing Personal Safety and Peace of Mind. Turbine-powered business aircraft flown by two-person professional crews have a safety record comparable to that of the largest scheduled airlines. The peace of mind that results from complete company control over the aircraft flown, passenger and baggage manifests, pilot quality and training, aircraft maintenance, and operational safety standards is substantial.

Exercising Management Control Over Efficient, Reliable Scheduling. The near-total scheduling flexibility inherent in business aircraft - even changing itineraries enroute - can be a powerful asset. Since aircraft can arrive and depart on the passengers schedule, typically waiting for them in the ordinary course of business, meetings can be moved up, back, or extended without penalty, risk or unnecessary scheduling pressures. Overnight trips can be avoided.

Projecting a Positive Corporate Image. For customers particularly, and often vendors, the arrival and departure of company employees via business aircraft is the sign of a well run company, signaling the progressive nature of an organization with a keen interest in time management and high levels of productivity. If used for charitable purposes, significant public-service contributions, as well as possible public relations benefits, also can be realized.

The above text is reprinted from the NBAA.