Kolin Jones shares three observations from booking private travel for high-net-worth clients: luggage is often shipped ahead, catering can be simpler than expected, and utility matters more than decorative details.
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Frequent private flyers may send luggage to a villa or residence in advance, then arrive at the aircraft with only the essentials. They also do not always request elaborate meals such as lobster, caviar, or champagne.
Aircraft selection often comes down to utility: whether the jet can fly nonstop, operate safely and efficiently, and provide reliable Wi-Fi. A beautiful cabin matters less when the connectivity is poor or the aircraft cannot complete the trip as needed.
