Corporate Jet Leasing (www.corporatejetleasing.com) starts its 2007 jet charter flights off the runway. Air charter clients are now booking 95% of there flights online to save time and money.

(PRWEB) March 8, 2007 — In todays society “No Delays” is the name of the game. To stand in the line at the airports can get frustrating and can be a big waist of time. Jet charter is the way to have privacy and jump the line. Corporate Jet Leasing caters to several different types clients from celebrates to executives of corporations. The need to be on time does not change because a client is on the other side of the United States; it just takes different tools to get the job done. Air charter services give clients the ability to work on the go and still be productive.



Executive jet charter clients are given the ability to:

Reserve a private jet for the time that best fits their schedule.

Reach any one of 5500 airports, versus 550 for commercial flights. Depart with no security lines, and arrive to no baggage claims. Know all the passengers on the aircraft, allowing ones travels to be private, secure, and productive.



Visit multiple cities within a day, maximizing time and efficiency.



Corporate jet Leasing uses a state of the art online reservation system that offers easy access to almost unlimited aircrafts since they are not restricted to their own planes. Clients can travel to almost 10,000 airports around the globe. Aircrafts comes in all different types and Corporate Jet Leasing offers several options to fit a clients travel needs and budget. Pricing varies based on the type of aircraft one selects and where they want to go. Normal pricing ranges from $750 /hr and up. Corporate Jet Leasing is able to handle as many passengers as needed even for 50 people and up.



Corporate Jet Leasing offers all sizes of aircraft and through there 24-hour online reservation system. There fleet consists of these airplanes but not limited to these since they now have partnered up with many privately owned plane owners:

King Air Learjet Astra Bombardier Beech Jet Citation Hawker Challenger Dassault Falcon Gulfstream Raytheon Westwind Boeing