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How does the Taxijet.com system work?
A problem exists that
makes on demand air travel inefficient. The problem is
that thousands of potential passengers can’t afford the time it
takes to find the right aircraft for their trip so they often
give up before they even start looking. With over 2,300 aircraft
operators and 20,000 Business Jet and Turboprop aircraft in the
United States the task of coordinating the connections of these
passengers with the appropriate aircraft would be a massive
undertaking if they were coordinated. But they are not coordinated
by any central agency. They are controlled by many independent
operators. The challenge of finding a reasonably priced
flight on a charter aircraft is daunting. Taxijet.com has a system
that solves this problem.
It
works like this:
- The Requester (Passenger, Travel Agent, Corporate
Travel Specialist or Shipper) enters a
simple Travel Request on www.Taxijet.com. We ask
questions designed to give operators the information they need to
provide accurate and relevant bids to service your request.
A cost estimation table is incorporated in the Travel Request
submission forms to give you an idea what your trip might
cost. There is no charge to submit a Travel
Request.
- Taxijet.com software can instantly send your request to
the email inboxes of numerous Aircraft Operators able to service
your request. Your request will also be posted on our
Travel Request Board where operators can search for requests that
match their aircraft availability.
- When aircraft operators find Travel Requests that match
their aircraft availability they can submit bids / quotes through
our automated system. When we receive a
bid/quote that makes sense for the trip we make a connection
between the Requester and the Operator. You can book your
flight directly with the Operator of the aircraft. You pay
the Operator, not Taxijet.com.
We have access to hundreds of empty leg requests and
aircraft availability listings daily. We can find the
right aircraft for your travel needs, quick and
easy.
Click
Here to submit a
Travel Request Now!
Tutorial for submitting Travel
Requests: click
here.
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