New Orleans, Louisiana Jet Charters

New Orleans jet charter information

Reconstructed in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans is a bustling city once again. The city’s entrepreneurial spirit can be seen with many new high-tech start-ups and established businesses, from shipbuilding to health care. Tourism is still king in the Big Easy, with approximately 10 million people visiting annually, some by New Orleans charter flights. The bulk of visitors arrive during the Mardi Gras festivities in winter. Immediately, guests are struck by the mixture of cultures that make up this unique Creole society. French colonialism and the American south blend to create an almost dreamlike environment that has captured popular attention in books, film and tourism. Here, you can boat along the Mississippi Delta in search of alligators or stroll along ancient cobblestone streets and sample some local Cajun cuisine. Known for its European-style architecture and all-around mysticism, no visit to New Orleans is complete without a visit to Bourbon Street in the famous French Quarter. You may also want to visit the less busy Frenchmen Street, where like Bourbon Street, you can eat, drink and listen to some of the best Dixieland jazz, blues and Zydeco music in Louisiana and the country.

Things to Do in New Orleans

The biggest carnival in the country is undoubtedly Mardi Gras, which runs for two weeks during Lent. It’s colorful and crazy with parties and parading in the streets, music blaring from just about every corner, and people dressed up in little more than beads and masks. However, the celebrations don’t stop after Easter. The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival begins the last weekend of April through the first weekend in May. Come and enjoy local, national and international artists as they perform in the biggest jazz festival at the place that perfected it, or help celebrate the city’s contributions to American literature at the Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival in October. Three miles southeast of the French Quarter are some of New Orleans most beautiful homes. The Garden District also features boutique shops, cafés and is the home of the 19^th century Lafayette Cemetery, known for its above-ground tombs. Not only a music and arts town, New Orleans is the home of the Saints. You can catch the NFL team at the Superdome, which also plays host to the ever-popular Sugar Bowl college football game on New Year’s Day.

How to Book Charter Flights to New Orleans

Whether you’re flying to The Big Easy for work or pleasure, a Stratos agent connects you to the most appropriate aircraft at the best available prices for your New Orleans private jet charter. Stratos Jets helps you experience the extravagance and elegance of New Orleans through the luxury of private aviation. With as little as four hours’ notice and with access to more than 5,000 private aircraft, we provide you with a personalized flight on a charter flights to New Orleans for any occasion. This includes:

• Business aviation
• Large group charters to Louisiana
• Luxury jet charters for personal travel (we’re thinking Mardi Gras!)

Stratos agents are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to arrange your trip to New Orleans. Our concierge services desk can help arrange ground transportation and hotel bookings to luxury resorts such as the Ritz-Carlton or The Roosevelt. Other popular concierge services include:

• Car rentals
• In-flight catering options
• Personal security details