Adventures may include boat chases, drone delivery of intel, high-tech spy equipment, set up by creative events company, Sharky & George.
VistaJet has launched The Surprise Reunion, an anything-goes private jet programme which tailors bespoke trips packed with mystery
clues and challenges.
Continuing its partnership with creative events company, Sharky &
George, the business aviation company will first send mysterious trip
packages to travellers before the flight — all based on the event
planner's chosen destination.
Inside, are trip itineraries and challenge instructions, with tools
ranging from ancient maps, engraved coins, cryptic messages, and where
trip packages may even be delivered by "unexpected characters",
according to VistaJet's media release.
Adventures may include boat chases, drone delivery of intel,
high-tech spy equipment, and when everyone has reunited — group
activities could include week-long physical adventures over peaks, cave
diving, time with a local biologist, or dog sledding to dinner.
As travellers might be flying simultaneously from different parts of
the world on separate aircrafts, all The Surprise Reunion activities
will share a common theme — island fun, action-packed adventure, or
immersive history — in the lead up to arrival at destination.
Just like commercial planes, members who book the private jet for
corporate group travel are given flexible cancellation terms in view of
the pandemic's changing nature. Payment is based on a fixed on-demand
hourly rate.
Apart from Covid-19 safety and hygiene protocols, a dedicated cabin
hostess is also assigned to one aircraft per 17 days to minimise
contamination.
In pre-pandemic times, VistaJet flew to 187 countries (96%) in
more than 1,900 airports worldwide. Popular hubs in APAC include
Singapore and Hong Kong.
Currently, apart from adhering to global border restrictions and
protocols, there is no reduction in VistaJet's plane capacity — which
can carry a range of eight and up to a cap of 14 passengers per flight.