Question 1

How much money can this course help me save?

Accepted Answer

Savings vary by trip, aircraft, route, and how you currently book. By applying the pricing, sourcing, and negotiation strategies taught in the course, private flyers and those booking on their behalf may identify opportunities to save $5,000–$10,000 or more per round trip on light jet, midsize, and super midsize trips.

Question 2

Is this course intended for beginners?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We start with terminology and market structure before moving into pricing, safety and negotiation. Experienced travelers and assistants also use the later modules as a reference and audit framework.

Question 3

How long will the course take to complete?

Accepted Answer

Around 6–8 hours of focused study across the modules. Most students finish in a week at their own pace, and many revisit individual modules before a specific trip.

Question 4

How long will I have access to the course?

Accepted Answer

Enrollment includes two full years of access to the course, giving you plenty of time to revisit modules, reference information for future flights, or use the training when onboarding employees who take on private aviation booking responsibilities.

Question 5

Can companies enroll multiple employees?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We offer team licenses for travel departments, family offices and assistant teams, including shared templates and an internal booking policy framework. Contact us for team pricing.

Question 6

Do I need aviation experience?

Accepted Answer

None at all. The course is written for decision-makers and bookers, not pilots. Everything technical is explained in plain language and tied directly to booking decisions.

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