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Matterhorn White. Ring a bell? Perhaps not – though this is the name of the specific shade of white, termed so after the snow draped mountain of the Alps, laying between Switzerland and Italy.
Travelling by private jet offers a multitude of benefits when compared with flying commercial, most obvious are the convenience, less wasted time, flexibility and the ability to completely customise your journey.
Amid this ongoing global pandemic, of which we are all understandably still uncertain of when it will begin to affect our lives to a lesser extent (or at all), it would seem that many have chosen to turn their heads towards private jet charter, as an alternative to commercial travel.
Private jet charter has certainly come a long way since, arguably, its first flight in early December 1903 – thanks to the unwavering determination and effort of a both Orville and Wilbur Wright.
Have you ever wondered what it may be like fly in a private jet? I mean, aside from the associated air of elegance (of which there most certainly is – especially when organised an operated by competent and experienced team) – what is it really like, how does it differ, from perhaps your usual go to travel structure?
