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Summary: When chartering a private jet, it's important to consider if a propeller plane could do the same job for less money. Book a private jet that comes with a pilot and crew with advice from a travel agent in this free video on traveling in luxury.

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Russ Handler owns an online travel agency, and he is a known travel expert in the Tampa Bay area who has been featured as an expert on travel for decades on local television and radio...read more

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"Hi everyone. Russ Handler, travel expert. We are on scene here at Albert Whited Airport in St. Petersburg, Florida, a lovely day to be chartering a jet. There's a few things you need to keep in mind if you have the ambitions, one day or in the near future, to charter a jet. There's a couple ways you could do it. First of all, consider whether or not you need a jet, or whether or not a prop plane will do, or an even simpler plane. So, keep in mind that you're needs are going to dictate how you move forward. There's a couple ways you could do it. Number one: you can charter a jet, or an aircraft. And when you choose the charter method, what you do is, you pay one price and it's all inclusive. You get a crew, you get a pilot, and everything else that's involved. Now, when you're renting, keep in mind, you need to have a licensed pilot with verifiable hours who will then have to sign that lease. So, unless that's you, you might want to stick away from that method. There is also a time share option that you could do. If you travel between four and six weeks out of the year, you might also want to consider a time share on a luxury private jet or smaller aircraft. I'm Russ Handler, and that's how you do it."

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