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The Cessna Caravan – The Perfect Private Flight!

by Jet 4 Charter | Apr 5, 2018 | Aircraft

Looking to privately charter an aircraft? Then the Cessna Caravan really is the ideal choice! Chartering this plane allows you to transport a group of people in style and comfort, in an extremely cost effective manner. Villiers specialise in providing flexible,...

Private Jet Charter in St. Helena

by Jet 4 Charter | Mar 29, 2018 | Destinations

The small and remote island of St Helena, a British Overseas Territory in the middle of the South Atlantic, has recently witnessed an exciting moment in it’s history – the arrival of the first commercial scheduled airline at it’s new, £285m international airport. Of...

Private Jet Charter in the UK

by Jet 4 Charter | Mar 29, 2018 | General News

Although you might think that chartering a private jet within the UK for a domestic flight is somewhat indulgent, we do see a healthy and growing volume of traffic, particularly between London and Scotland and the mainland UK and Northern Ireland. This is principally...

Featured Aircraft AW609 Tiltrotor

by Jet 4 Charter | Mar 26, 2018 | Aircraft

Throughout the history of aviation, a good number of technological advancements were made during the wartime period, where innovation was an absolute necessity. But while the air of urgency has long passed, there’s still a fascination with carrying over military...

5 of the World’s Busiest Private Jet Airports

by Jet 4 Charter | Mar 23, 2018 | Destinations

We have looked before at what we believe is a fair reflection of the ten busiest international air routes, however we also thought, having seen the reports suggesting Las Vegas McCarran International was closed to private jets in the build up to the Mayweather –...

Get Where You Need to Be with the Time-Proven Citation Ultra

by Jet 4 Charter | Mar 23, 2018 | Aircraft

When it comes to business jets, there is often a fixation with the new, the fast, the innovative. While this isn’t a bad thing, often this can lead to a series of let-down expectations – sometimes, with overpriced repercussions. In the end, sometimes it’s best to let...