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There is a lot happening right now with COVID-19, a virus commonly known in the media as coronavirus. The situation is evolving rapidly as governments and private industries struggle to prevent the spread of this contagious disease. One of the hardest hit areas to date has been the travel industry. The virus is now in more than half of U.S. states, which has caused many domestic travelers to think twice about being in a contained space like an airplane for several

Booking a charter flight isn’t something that most people are familiar with, and if this is your first time going with a charter plane company over flying commercial, the entire experience can seem a little overwhelming. Flying charter offers a lot of advantages over traditional air travel, including the ability to go places that commercial planes don’t fly, the ability to tailor a schedule to meet your specific needs, and—perhaps most important of all—avoiding that cramped middle seat between two strangers.

Whether you get on an airplane for work or for pleasure, air travel to regional destinations can be downright frustrating. Finding the right flight times, crowding onto a plane in close proximity to hundreds of other people (some of whom might be carrying a communicable disease, or just some undesirable personal habits), even fighting for a seat or praying for an early boarding spot on airlines that don’t let you reserve seats in advance. But what if you could remove all

There’s no faster way to get where you are going than by taking a standard commercial plane. Right? Wrong. Sure, flying is the preferred mode of transportation, no matter where you are going, but not all flights are created equal.

As the Caribbean’s air transport industry continues to expand, chartered flights are becoming popular among users, especially for cargo providers. Due to overbooked flights, crowded airports, and longer waiting times, taking a private chartered plane has now become a viable option.