Is Bluestar Jets the best in fractionals?
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What is it 3yinc does, looks like a link farm?
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What is the point?
Then why not just completely eliminate them and deal directly with the sellers? For example in realestate you can bypass the broker and just buy directly from the homeowner just like buying a used car outside the dealership.
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I understand this is not always the case, especially if you've found a local charter company who satisfies your needs.
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Typically, I find customers use brokers for convenience only. Brokers who call us only get the same discounts we would any other customer, except preferred. In this regard brokers are more expensive because they add on their finders fee. Also brokers as with any other organization protect their cliental roster.
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What are better options then?
This is why I like to research recommendations. Looks like a lot of mixed views here on Brokers in general so let's look at the obvious question. What is the best way to go if you are looking for a convenience and cost effective way to travel to anywhere in the US and Europe(western) on a moments notice?
-Good broker? Then which one?
-Purchase an aircraft and perhaps share the privilege/expense with a colleague or somehow figure a way to make money with the jet when you are not using it.
-Hire somebody to identify a few relevant charters that can handle your needs and then deal with extended notice requirements that these charters will bring.
I think the 2nd and third options are the way to go. The 3rd being the most attainable.
-Good broker? Then which one?
-Purchase an aircraft and perhaps share the privilege/expense with a colleague or somehow figure a way to make money with the jet when you are not using it.
-Hire somebody to identify a few relevant charters that can handle your needs and then deal with extended notice requirements that these charters will bring.
I think the 2nd and third options are the way to go. The 3rd being the most attainable.
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This is why I like to research recommendations. Looks like a lot of mixed views here on Brokers in general so let's look at the obvious question. What is the best way to go if you are looking for a convenience and cost effective way to travel to anywhere in the US and Europe(western) on a moments notice?
-Good broker? Then which one?
-Purchase an aircraft and perhaps share the privilege/expense with a colleague or somehow figure a way to make money with the jet when you are not using it.
-Hire somebody to identify a few relevant charters that can handle your needs and then deal with extended notice requirements that these charters will bring.
I think the 2nd and third options are the way to go. The 3rd being the most attainable.
-Good broker? Then which one?
-Purchase an aircraft and perhaps share the privilege/expense with a colleague or somehow figure a way to make money with the jet when you are not using it.
-Hire somebody to identify a few relevant charters that can handle your needs and then deal with extended notice requirements that these charters will bring.
I think the 2nd and third options are the way to go. The 3rd being the most attainable.
To answer your other question about convenient and cost effective, there isn't. Cost effective is business class on the airlines. Convenient is charter. Charter has almost never been cost effective, unless you're moving a really large group.
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This is why I like to research recommendations. Looks like a lot of mixed views here on Brokers in general so let's look at the obvious question. What is the best way to go if you are looking for a convenience and cost effective way to travel to anywhere in the US and Europe(western) on a moments notice?
-Good broker? Then which one?
-Purchase an aircraft and perhaps share the privilege/expense with a colleague or somehow figure a way to make money with the jet when you are not using it.
-Hire somebody to identify a few relevant charters that can handle your needs and then deal with extended notice requirements that these charters will bring.
I think the 2nd and third options are the way to go. The 3rd being the most attainable.
-Good broker? Then which one?
-Purchase an aircraft and perhaps share the privilege/expense with a colleague or somehow figure a way to make money with the jet when you are not using it.
-Hire somebody to identify a few relevant charters that can handle your needs and then deal with extended notice requirements that these charters will bring.
I think the 2nd and third options are the way to go. The 3rd being the most attainable.
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