The request
Request a Free Charter Quote
Eleven questions, none of them asking for a card, an account or a document of any kind. A quote is free and carries no obligation. If writing is slower than speaking, +1 (469) 405-2260 answers between 8 am and 6 pm Central, Monday through Friday.
The request
Then what
Somebody reads it inside posted hours. Where a line could be read two ways, expect a telephone call before anything goes out, since sixty seconds of voice beats two days of correspondence.
Out it goes, to operators certificated for both fields on those dates. Back it comes, unedited, several answers at once, spread across a range, each carrying what it covers and the hour it was spoken.
One of them, or none. Take one and the arrangement is made and the operator is named to you in writing. That is the moment a request turns into a reservation, and the reservation belongs to the operator rather than to this address.
Reckon on a working day, sometimes two. No promise of faster is made anywhere on this site, because the speed is not this desk's to promise: the answers are other people's.
Available dates, and what availability means
Available means an operator has looked and found an aircraft with nothing written against those dates. Short of that, nobody here knows, which is why no calendar of open days appears anywhere: publishing one would mean inventing it.
It is also the most perishable answer in the trade. Whether an aircraft is actually free sets out why this morning's yes need not survive until evening.
Speak to a specialist
+1 (469) 405-2260, between 8 am and 6 pm Central, Monday through Friday. The desk is open Monday to Friday from 8 am to 6 pm Central. A request sent outside those hours waits in the mailbox until somebody opens it, and no page here says anything different.
Eight things never asked for
Card number. Bank particulars. Government number of any kind. Date of birth. Passport. Any document at all. An account to open. A password to invent.
Eleven fields exist and the list above is not among them. The privacy policy walks each field through to wherever it ends up.
Flexible changes, and where they stop
Flexible changes describes this end of it exactly: no fee, no cut off, no ceiling on how many. It reaches no further than this end, though, and the further part is the one that costs money. Changes and cancellation draws the line.