Travel programs for companies that move people often.
Charter programs, travel management and group movements for national and global companies, including tours on the road.
One team for the way your company travels.
Travel managers, assistants and executives book through the same people, who learn the company's routes, preferences and policies, and keep to them.
What a program covers
- Charter for executives and teams, on the working week's schedule
- Group movements for offsites, roadshows and company events
- Tours on the road, planned as one schedule
- Assistants and travel managers arranging trips for the people they support
Flights arranged by Approved Jets
Every flight in a corporate program is arranged by Approved Jets, the group's private aviation company.
7,000+
Aircraft available for charter, matched to each trip
2hrs
From a request to a written quote
2017
The year Approved Jets began arranging private flights
How a trip runs
Every trip in the program follows the same path, so travelers know what to expect.
A request
The traveler or their assistant sends the route, the dates and who is going, in whatever form suits them.
A written quote
Within two hours: the aircraft that suit the trip, with the price and the terms, checked against your policy.
The day of travel
Cars, catering and timings confirmed in one message. The team stays on call until everyone lands.
The report
Regular reports on trips taken, so the program can be planned and budgeted. Reports are aggregate by default. A client may ask for named travel reports for its own employees.
Questions about corporate travel
If yours isn't here, the team will answer it in a first conversation.
Do we need a minimum number of trips?
No. Programs are shaped around how often the company travels, and agreed during scoping.
Can the program follow our travel policy?
Yes. The policy is agreed up front, and every quote is checked against it before it reaches the traveler.
Who can book?
Whoever you name: travelers, their assistants or a travel manager. Each reaches the same team.
How is it billed?
As agreed during scoping, with each trip set out in writing before it is confirmed.
Tell us how your company travels.
A first conversation covers who flies, where and how often.