FAQ
Yes, of course you can bring your pets aboard the plane. We are happy to have them and take them along for the journey but they do need to be approved and announced during the booking process. All unannounced pets at the time of departure are subject to operator approval.
While cannabis is a no-go due to legal constraints, you are welcome to bring alcohol aboard. However, the serving of alcohol is managed by our trained crew to ensure a safe and enjoyable flight. Our Alcohol Policy is aligned with FAA Part 135 regulations to ensure everyone’s safety and compliance.
Yes, customs and immigration procedures apply to international private charter passengers. The specifics may vary by the arrival country. While security and baggage checks are less stringent compared to commercial flights, the same fundamental processes apply, albeit with shorter wait times.
Absolutely! While all flights come with complimentary snacks and water, we are more than happy to provide a full catering menu upon request to elevate your in-flight dining experience.
Yes, KinectAir collaborates with multiple private and rental car services to cater to your ground transportation needs. Kindly inform our team about your requirements, and we’ll arrange the suitable options for you.
For international travel, passengers must present valid passports and visas. Ensure your documents are up to date, with at least six months’ validity from the date of departure. It’s also prudent to keep a copy of your passport and leave one with a trusted individual. When traveling on business, check for visa requirements with your employer or the embassy/consulate of the destination country.
KinectAir is reimagining private air travel with a direct-to-consumer, nationwide charter network, enabling both business and leisure travelers access to hard-to-reach destinations. With transparent, upfront pricing, online booking, and seamless, multi-stop itineraries, KinectAir offers less friction and more freedom when you travel. Welcome aboard.
KinectAir is not an aircraft operator. All aircraft are operated by FAA part 135 or part 121 operators, or foreign CAA equivalent. KinectAir is a charter broker working on behalf of its client, as defined by DOT 14 CFR part 295.
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