

Chartering a jet may seem easy with online brokers saying it just takes a few taps on your smartphone, and in some cases that may be true. You've read the stories:  "We're the Uber of private jets." But there’s more to chartering than just searching Google for a broker or browsing a list of operators, then calling and saying, “I have five people going to Phoenix and we want to leave Tuesday morning at 10 a.m. How much is a private jet? Do you have a G450?” When you charter on-demand, each trip you should spend the time to do some due diligence, and there are a wide variety of issues to cover. A few weeks ago, I was talking to one gentleman who told me a broker from a fairly well-known company was insisting a specific airplane type could fly a route nonstop. It couldn't.
The Citation VThe Citation V is one of the speediest and smoothest flying plane in its class. The aircraft offers 8 seating with additional wide seats that recline and turn 360 degrees. Two-zone temperature control and a ventilation framework intended to dispense with drafts take into account reliably agreeable travel.The Citation V is one of the calmest light jets aircraft accessible to adapt to short departure and landing airport runways. the Citation V gives access to most General Aviation airports and terminals.With a mix of comfort safety and performance the Citation V is a great choice to fly short distance routesAircraft Feature, Elegant outside paint outline, Corporate inside seating, Enclosed lavatoryHighlights9 traveler seating, Range: 1,800 Miles, Speed: 489 MPH, Baggage Volume Internal: 26.0 cu.ft.Baggage Volume External: 41.0 cu.ft.Based in Van Nuys, California .
