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Two V-Class vehicles waiting, an aircraft in the distance and a welcome prepared before landing. Our post of 4 November 2020 at the business aviation terminal is a reminder of how much coordination matters for the next stage of a journey.

Archive of 4 November 2020: Mercedes V-Class vehicles at a business aviation terminal.
Archive of 4 November 2020: Mercedes V-Class vehicles at a business aviation terminal.

One arrival, a few essential details

For a private flight, send the aircraft registration, planned airport and terminal, and the contact coordinating the welcome. We monitor the flight so the collection can be adjusted for delays. If the itinerary or airport changes, also let the team know so the meeting arrangements can be updated.

Allowing for bags as well as people

Passenger numbers alone do not determine the transport required. Large suitcases, pushchairs and bulky items should be mentioned in advance. When several vehicles are involved, a planned allocation avoids reorganising the group at the moment everyone is ready to leave.

From the terminal to your destination

Confirm the first stop and any different destinations within the group. The meeting point depends on terminal instructions and the permissions in place; this archive does not promise airside access for every booking. The team confirms the precise collection arrangements before you arrive.

Instagram posts behind this story: 4 November 2020.

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