Mission first
Which category genuinely fits the flight?
An aircraft category is a useful starting point, not a final recommendation. Route, passenger count, baggage, cabin preference and the position of the available aircraft determine which solution works operationally and financially.
We therefore compare aircraft that are genuinely available on the requested date and explain why each option is proposed.
On board
Cabin and baggage matter as much as published range
A brochure range is of limited value when every seat is occupied or the flight carries multiple suitcases, skis, golf bags or family baggage. Commercial capability depends on payload, reserves, weather and airport performance.
Sharing passenger and baggage details early allows us to remove aircraft that may appear attractive but do not work in practice.
Charter selection
A concise shortlist with clear differences
The proposal focuses on relevant differences in cabin, aircraft age, positioning, terms and price. This keeps the choice manageable and makes clear what each option delivers.
