| Flugzeug Information | |
| Year of make | 2011 |
| Flugzeuglänge : h | 33' 2 |
| Kabinenbreite | 7' 8 |
| Hersteller> | Dassault |
| Gepäckmenge | 127 |
Cessna Citation V
Cessna Citation V
Cessna Citation V
Cessna Citation V
Cessna Citation V
Cessna Citation V
Cessna Citation V
Cessna Citation V
Our Partner Alfa Air located in Morocco is looking to hire a qualified Falcon 10 pilot. With a minimum of 500 flight hours. Please contact: eMail: info@alfaair.aero Phone: +212 619 900-900 Or visit: https://alfaair.aero/en/acc-en/
The safest way to travel today is Private Jets In A World With COVID-19. Swaths of the country are reopening in the coming weeks and months. As stay-at-home orders recede, getting where you need or want to be is set to change dramatically. Airlines are cutting flights as much as 90% for the foreseeable future. It’s unsure how soon networks and frequency will be restored. Before the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic, those flights took millions daily to important business meetings, family visits, long-awaited vacations and short-weekend getaways. Hub flights to smaller cities will be the last to normalize, predicted David Best, a senior vice president of General Dynamics’ Jet Aviation. He was speaking yesterday morning during an online panel hosted by Corporate Jet Investor for industry executives. About 80% of U.S. private flights are under two hours, driven by the efficiency of flying nonstop instead of connecting. “85% percent of the over 600 business aviation executives are very or fairly optimistic about their company’s future” The safest way to travel is by Private Jets In A World With COVID-19. Then there’s the issue of not getting sick when you travel. With over 95,000 COVID-19 deaths in the U.S., until there is a vaccine or cure, social distancing and minimizing situations where we are in large groups of people will be paramount. Today In: Travel Graceland To Re-Open This Week With Social Distance Happy Hands, Part 1: The Best Soaps And Sanitizers In The House And On The Road Feeling Positive: How The Spa And Wellness Industry Is Reacting Now... And Planning For The Future An observatory study done by European private jet charter operator Globe Air found that transiting passenger terminals at airports and flying on a commercial airliner creates around 270 possible
Private charter during the Coronavirus outbreak We’re currently seeing increased demand for short notice on-demand private jet charter, relating to the Coronavirus, or COVID-19. Clients looking to take a private flight between a variety of global destinations during the coronavirus pandemic. Most are requests to fly as soon as possible (within 1-5 days) and the majority are for people flying home to their families, or looking to repatriate loved ones. Please be sure to add in the notes field the nationality of each passengers as some countries will only allow their citizens and resident to enter the country. Where can I fly by private jet during the Coronavirus outbreak? Fulfilling requests is becoming more and more challenging during the coronavirus pandemic, both in terms of operational restrictions and in securing aircraft. Of course private jets must adhere to the same government travel directives as airlines and we cannot fulfil all requested routes due to passenger restrictions and border controls. Some operators and owners are not taking on certain routes, which is limiting supply of aircraft during the coronavirus pandemic. But being more agile and reactive than airlines, our industry is able to operate last minute flights – within what’s operationally possible. And to react immediately when restrictions are lifted. Travel and border restrictions are increasingly being put in place but we are doing everything we can to keep passengers moving, back home or wherever they need to reach during the coronavirus pandemic. At AirCharter.com we are taking this crisis situation extremely seriously. Our Safety Officers in both the US and abroad are working closely with our teams and our operator suppliers, so that we can continue to keep clients moving as much as we possibly
HOW THE CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK IS IMPACTING BUSINESS AVIATION. The impact of the global coronavirus epidemic is fluid and evolving rapidly. The number of countries enacting travel bans to/from mainland China along with imposing restrictions on anyone who has been in China within the last 20 days is growing rapidly. While we do our best to keep this article current by adding additional information once it is received and confirmed, always check with your Universal Trip Support Team and local authorities for the most current information. When available, we will provide links to country’s official travel policies. Deaths in China reach 4,633, World death of 310,000 and infections climb past 4.6 million. Non-Chinese citizens must follow China Immigration department’s regulation: Please see below suspension of entry by foreign nationals to China issue: Starting from 00:00 LT 28 Mar, only those who hold diplomatic, service, courtesy or C visas will be allowed entry to China mainland. Other type of visa issued BEFORE 27 Mar will be on the suspension of entry list. Any other types of visa policies like visa on arrival, visa-free transit policy will be suspended as well till further notice; 2/ Entry with diplomatic, service, courtesy or C visas will not be affected and foreign nationals coming to China for necessary economic, trade, scientific or technological activities or out of emergency humanitarian needs may apply for visas at Chinese embassies or consulates. Entry by foreign nationals with visas issued after this announcement will not be affected. Please see Chinese health form for passenger. We have been advised that the passengers will need a letter from the Chinese CDC permitting entry into the country. A permit cannot be applied for without. Once we have that the
