How to Book Travel on Dynamic Airlines

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Based in Rotterdam Airport, Dynamic Airlines offers a variety of aircraft and service levels targeted primarily toward businesspeople. You can arrange for catering, on-board conference facilities, Internet access and other amenities to suit your requirements.

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Instructions

Difficulty: Moderate

Things You’ll Need:

Valid passport
Visa or work permits for the countries where you do business

Book a Flight on Dynamic Airlines

Step1

Call Dynamic Airlines to book reservations at 011 (+31) 0 10 437 8290. The company's personnel is on hand to answer any questions. You can also fax 011 (+31) 0 10 437 1777.

Step2

Send your information to Dynamic Airlines at ops@dynnl.com to request a reservation via e-mail. Remember that charter flights are usually expensive.

Step3

Talk to your corporate travel department or to a travel agent who specializes in booking charter flights. Unless you are accustomed to charter air travel, you will need the advice of experts.

Step4

Visit Dynamic's Web site to learn how they work and what services they provide (see Resources below). Review the different charter options they offer.

Step5

Decide which services you need. Study the list of aircraft to pick your aircraft's type and size.

Tips & Warnings

011 is the dialing prefix used for telephoning abroad from the United States. If you're calling from another country, check which international dialing prefix to use. All country codes are within parentheses and begin with a “+” sign.
Dynamic Airlines does not currently offer an online booking option through their Web site.
If you often travel throughout Europe, ask about the Dynamic jet-sharing program, which works like a time-share plan. You can share the cost and use of the plane with another person or several people.
Dynamic is part of Benelux, a cooperative economic effort between Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg. The airline practices free trade and open borders with its sister members.
On the Web site, "AOG" (Aircraft On the Ground) refers to the use of a plane in an emergency situation.