Newport Jets: Commercial airlines losing altitude as private jet charters pick up speed

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(Free-Press-Release.com) February 16, 2012 -- Flight Delayed: Commercial airlines losing altitude as private jet charters pick up speed

Envision your next luxurious vacation. Picture the sun, the sand, the pampering and the blissful sense of relaxation. Now think about how you want to start that vacation. Do you really want to start your relaxing vacation standing in long lines, struggling with luggage and squeezing into crowded airlines seats? Set the right atmosphere for your next trip by skipping traditional airline travel and chartering a private jet.

Private jet travel can take the stress out of reaching your destination. Imagine not having to wait for hours to check in, being able to carry whatever bags you please, and not being subject to the delays that commercial airlines face. Take your pets along with you or schedule a flight spur of the moment and not face the hassle. Private jets are able to fly with short notice or when other commercial flights can't take off because they have thousands more airports available for takeoff and landing.

The idea of private charter travel conjure up thoughts of maintenance fees, fuel costs and other expensive disadvantages of whole or fractional ownership, but fortunately there are other options. You don't have to own your own private jet to have all of these benefits. Increasingly smart travelers are opting to charter private jets from companies like NewportJets.

NewportJets is becoming the fastest growing private jet charter broker in the U.S. in large part because it's an affordable solution to buying whole or fractional ownership. NewportJets is a convenient option for business travelers and frequent vacationers who have grown weary with the hassle of flying—even first class—with commercial airlines. Whether it's a one-time trip or a regular jaunt, NewportJets works for any traveler who doesn't want the commitment of having ownership in a private jet but still wants the benefits of private travel.

NewportJets CEO Alex Reznik said it's this frustration with commercial travel that has added to the growth of private jet charter travel.

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