There are so many ways to vacation in the United States! And no matter what your destination is this month, we hope you’ll keep us in mind for all your travel needs. On the ground or in the air, we’re looking forward to serving you again soon.
“Time-saving access to smaller airports, adaptable flight schedules, and the ability to remain socially distanced will remain vital considerations in the coming months, and these are things major airlines just can’t provide. Our goal is to make air travel more streamlined, and our clients more confident, as we collectively move forward.” – CEO, Dave Uziel
Small travel speaks to staying close to home, while cultivating the feeling that you’re far away. Think ’staycation,’ but not in your own house or apartment. Rest, relaxation and rejuvenation without a ton of logistics and distance covered? We’re in.
Private or commercial? Both are an option when flying private charter, but there are some differences between the two that are worth noting.
Not only have we been adding new luxury vehicles to our fleet, but our private aviation branch UrbanAir is once again taking to the skies. Meanwhile, we’re kicking off a variety of other new initiatives meant to streamline our services and enhance your experience while you enjoy them.
Looking for the ultimate freedom, flexibility, convenience and comfort for literally every aspect of your trip? Let’s count the ways private aviation takes your experience to a whole new level …
In celebration of California lifting all pandemic restrictions, and the fact that it’s officially summertime in the Northern Hemisphere, we’re offering 10% off all travel services through the end of June with code 2021WORLDWIDE. The time is now, your ride is here.
In honor of Pride Month, and because we will always celebrate diversity and inclusion in our industry, we’re taking a moment to highlight a few members of the LGBTQ+ community who have had an impact on transportation in some way.
Not only can limousines, and chauffeur services in general, be a perfect way to add an extra feeling of celebration to an experience, they can create ease and enjoyment for all variety of occasions – both business and personal.
Napa here we come! Revamped, revitalized, and ready for your appreciation: our Napa day trips and winery tours have never been more fun or more accessible.
No sleep ’til … Napa! If spending time in one of the world’s most famed wine regions doesn’t scream “Spring is here, and life is starting again!” we don’t know what does.
If you’re anything like us, you’re antsy to get out and enjoy the changing seasons. Still feeling cautious? We’ve got you covered with stringent and thorough precautions designed for the transition back into regular travel.
In the wake of the pandemic (can we say that yet?) many thought leaders and industry analysts are making predictions about what travel will look like over the next few years.
Let’s talk about STABILITY. After over a year of unknowns in almost every regard, the desire for something consistent to count on is at an all time high.
Traveling right now is stressful. There’s a lot of information, but it’s hard to decide what the ‘correct’ choice might be. We’re discussing a few of the most common fears people are experiencing, and how private transportation might just be the solution.
This Black History Month, we’re celebrating a few of the Black men and women who helped define the transportation industry we love.
Starting the new year strong with rapid tests for our chauffeurs and UrbanAir pilots! We have high hopes for 2021, won’t you join us?
THIS IS AN OPEN CALL FOR UPCOMING PODCAST GUESTS: Have you ever felt disrespected by me? Do we have some old beef just rotting under the surface that we’ve never addressed? Do you have an unpopular opinion about the transportation industry (or anything else?) Do you just want a platform to vent and be heard in a free and uncensored forum? I’m rebooting my life in 2021, and I want all of you to come with me. It’s time to make changes, in our industry and beyond, and we can only do it together.
