Movement, managed to the minute.
Delegation travel is a coordination problem before it is an aviation problem. Several parties hold part of the schedule, and the movement succeeds when each is working from the same version of it.
Movement, managed to the minute.
Single Point of Coordination
One channel holds the schedule and communicates changes, so protocol offices, security teams and handlers are not reconciling different versions.
Discretion
Movement details are shared on a need-to-know basis. Passenger identities are not disclosed to parties who do not require them to perform their role.
Terminal and Protocol
Private terminal, protocol facilities and customs and border formalities confirmed in advance with the relevant authorities.
Ground Movement
Airside transfer, vehicle arrangements and onward movement coordinated against the flight schedule rather than after it.
Contingency
Alternate aircraft, alternate routing and schedule slip handled as a planned position, not an improvisation.
- Departure and destination
- Dates and times
- Passenger count
- Baggage and special handling
- Aircraft preference
- Ground support required
- Contact and authority
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