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Corporate Private Jet Programmes: What Companies Get
By Starr Luxury Jets ·
A corporate charter programme gives a company a dedicated point of contact, consolidated invoicing, priority handling during busy periods, and reporting that fits internal travel policy. It is the same charter market, arranged so a finance and travel team can work with it.
Dedicated account management
One team learns your routes, preferred airports, aircraft preferences and approval process, which shortens every subsequent booking.
Consolidated billing and reporting
Rather than settling trip by trip, bookings are invoiced together with reporting by department, cost centre or project.
Priority during peak periods
Regular volume gives a broker more leverage with operators when demand spikes, which matters for board meetings and deal timelines.
Duty of care and policy alignment
Operator vetting, insurance verification and documented safety standards support corporate duty of care obligations for staff travel.
Frequently asked questions
Is a corporate account cheaper than booking ad hoc?
Not automatically, though regular volume and planned routings usually improve pricing over time.
Can billing be consolidated monthly?
Yes, consolidated invoicing with cost centre reporting is a standard part of corporate arrangements.
Does a corporate programme guarantee aircraft availability?
It improves priority and response speed rather than guaranteeing a specific aircraft on any date.
How do we set up a company account?
Contact the charter team with your typical routes, volumes and invoicing requirements and the account is built around them.