Kommentare zu: Welcome to our new blog! http://www.tigercharter.com/news/welcome-to-our-blog/ any jet - any where - any time ! Fri, 30 Jul 2010 16:55:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 Von: admin http://www.tigercharter.com/news/welcome-to-our-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-41 admin Mon, 19 Apr 2010 12:31:08 +0000 http://www.tigercharter.com/news/?p=1#comment-41 Dear Bonnie, as transatlantic flights are only manageable by larger jets, the costs will still be quite high. As there is no certain flight date, you could also look for emptylegs, wich are much cheaper. Please use our online quotation http://www.tigercharter.com/quotation.html for detailed information and the price. Brgrds, Tigercharter Online Team Dear Bonnie,

as transatlantic flights are only manageable by larger jets, the costs will still be quite high. As there is no certain flight date, you could also look for emptylegs, wich are much cheaper.

Please use our online quotation http://www.tigercharter.com/quotation.html for detailed information and the price.

Brgrds,
Tigercharter Online Team

]]> Von: bonnie http://www.tigercharter.com/news/welcome-to-our-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-40 bonnie Tue, 13 Apr 2010 16:52:07 +0000 http://www.tigercharter.com/news/?p=1#comment-40 I am searching for information. A friend is currently living in Benidorm, Spain. He wants to relocate to Belize, Central America. Big problem is he has a Macaw bird. We have checked the major airlines information. They have 36 hours flight time with several changes. We have spoken with others who ship birds and the risk factor is VERY high for the bird to miss the flight or other factors. It just does not seem to be worth the risk to put this beloved bird thru. My question is: can he charter a trans-Atlantic flight in a smaller jet? We understand that it would not be a direct flight in any way but that would be better for the bird to be out of his carrier for a while anyway. Without food and water and the cold temps of the altitude, the chance of the bird dying are very high. Any advice will be grateful. He hopes to make this trip after December 1, 2010. Thank you, bonnie I am searching for information. A friend is currently living in Benidorm, Spain. He wants to relocate to Belize, Central America. Big problem is he has a Macaw bird. We have checked the major airlines information. They have 36 hours flight time with several changes. We have spoken with others who ship birds and the risk factor is VERY high for the bird to miss the flight or other factors. It just does not seem to be worth the risk to put this beloved bird thru. My question is: can he charter a trans-Atlantic flight in a smaller jet? We understand that it would not be a direct flight in any way but that would be better for the bird to be out of his carrier for a while anyway. Without food and water and the cold temps of the altitude, the chance of the bird dying are very high. Any advice will be grateful. He hopes to make this trip after December 1, 2010. Thank you, bonnie

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