Jet Charter Boston puts together private flights for Boston and the rest of New England, from short-notice business trips to summers on the islands. Talk to an advisor at 1-888-987-5387, or give us the outline of your trip in the form below.
What to tell us
Tell us where you are flying from and to, the dates and times you have in mind, how many people are traveling, and what is coming along. Golf clubs, a summer’s worth of luggage for the Cape or the islands, and pets all make a difference to the aircraft we choose. If your team has to be at a meeting by a set time, give us that time and we will build the schedule around it. If you are new to charter, let us know, and your advisor will explain how the booking works before you commit.
Which Boston airport you will use
Laurence G. Hanscom Field (KBED/BED) in Bedford, northwest of the city, is the usual choice for private flights into Boston. Boston Logan International Airport (KBOS/BOS) makes sense when you need to be downtown quickly, or when the group calls for an airliner-size aircraft. Norwood Memorial Airport (KOWD/OWD) is convenient for the South Shore and Foxboro, and Beverly Regional Airport (KBVY/BVY) for the North Shore towns from Salem to Gloucester. Your advisor will compare them for the aircraft and the address you are going to.
What happens next
We send back the aircraft that fit, each with its certified operator named, so you can see who would fly you before you agree to anything. Under DOT Part 295, when we book a flight as your agent rather than as the operator, we put it in writing. One advisor stays with your booking until you land, and you can read how we check operators on our safety page. Boston Marathon weekend in April, Harvard and MIT commencement in late May, college move-in at the end of August and the Head of the Charles in October all fill up early, so call as soon as your dates are set.