Charter Flights – Guiga Jets

Yes, you can travel with a wheelchair. However, it depends on the category and size of the jet. Large or medium jets can carry this type of wheelchair due to space limitations. There are cases when the wheelchairs exceed the limits of the particular space on the plane, and then the operator asks the customer for a smaller (temporary) wheelchair.

Yes, of course you can. You just need to inform us in advance of our requirements so that we can locate the particular operator or aircraft owner that allows pets on board and prepare all the documents for your pet to meet the requirements.

We take care of every step of your charter flight. We are not limited by the availability of the fleet and have every opportunity to tailor the trip to the client’s needs, even in the case of unforeseen events, such as organizing last-minute trips or when a chartered aircraft needs to be replaced due to mechanical and/or other problems.

An empty leg, also called a one-way flight, is the portion of a booked private jet charter flight that ends with a return or repositioning. The empty aircraft must be repositioned or returned to its home base for the next customer flight. Empty flights are also referred to as low-cost flights because they involve only one one-way flight. This is beneficial because there are always options for a one-way flight, whether or not the private jet has new passengers returning from that destination.