Life at 35,000 Feet.

Halogen Guides - 08/15/2008 -
By Sue Pierce

If you're looking for the party, just turn your gaze up towards the sky. Sure many of those private jets criss-crossing the country are filled with business travelers looking to forgo the indignity of a cramped middle seat on a JetBlue flight, where blue potato chips constitute a meal, but those Gulfstreams and Cessnas are also filled with luxury leisure travelers.

And trust us, they're bringing new meaning to the saying, half the fun of a trip is getting there.

There are endless stories of excess in the air. Take the New York hedge fund manager, as reported in a recent article in Forbes, who took a Gulfstream IV to Las Vegas and shelled out $5,000 for catering from New York Japanese fusion hotspot Nobu for the roundtrip flight. JetOne, a luxury charter broker, offers to provide a massage therapist on flights. And charter broker Blue Star Jets, according to the New York Post, even extended what many parents would consider the greatest in-flight luxury of all: onboard nanny services for its trips to the Superbowl.

Traveling via private jet simply to avoid the nightmares of commercial airlines travel and airport navigation is an obvious benefit, but there are many more perks in these private cabins that extend beyond additional legroom.
Fresh water for your dog? Check. An onboard DVD library stocked with your favorite movies? Sure thing. In-air yoga?
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