The company said the programme transforms VistaJet cabins into playrooms and party venues. There will be storytelling illustration books, personalised explorer backpacks, and family activity hampers, VistaJet said.
Global business aviation company VistaJet has launched Adventures in the Sky, a traveller’s programme designed especially for children aged one to 16.
The company said the programme transforms VistaJet cabins into playrooms and party venues. There will be storytelling illustration books, personalised explorer backpacks, and family activity hampers, VistaJet said.
“With one in four of VistaJet flights in 2017 having a child on-board, offering activities dedicated to young travellers is proving increasingly important,” the company said.
At the forefront of Adventures in the Sky is a series of themed parties, created in collaboration with world-renowned event planners Sharky and George.
Themes will include Alice in the Sky, where children can host their own Mad Hatter’s Tea Party, and Secret Mission, where kids are recruited as “secret agents” and trained in writing and decrypting code, taking fingerprints, crime scene techniques and secret messaging.
VistaJet has also created explorer backpacks personalised according to a child’s age and travel destination.
The company created a new menu to appeal to children from anywhere in the world, and all the dishes provide the healthy requirements their parents expect.
The aviation company said it also trained all its cabin hostesses with Norland College, an early years education and childcare institute. The training programme covers child development and behaviour, understanding family dynamics, and recognising times of need for families when travelling.