| 1. FBO pickup plan | Private jet arrivals, charter passengers, family offices, executive assistants, and VIP handlers | Confirm FBO, tail number, passenger names, luggage count, chauffeur contact, pickup permission, and whether the guest meets inside the FBO or at the vehicle area. |
| 2. Principal SUV transfer | Executives, discreet arrivals, families, VIP guests, and travelers with checked bags or high-value luggage | SUV capacity gives more margin for garment bags, golf bags, samples, security details, child seats, and weather while keeping the transfer direct and private. |
| 3. Multi-vehicle movement | Principals with assistants, security, staff, crew, production teams, or luggage vans | Assign one dispatch contact, separate principal and support vehicles when needed, and keep hotel, residence, venue, or office entrances clear before the flight lands. |
| 4. Manhattan routing | Midtown, Hudson Yards, Upper East Side, Downtown, Tribeca, and private residences | Route choice can shift between Route 17, I-80, George Washington Bridge, Lincoln Tunnel, Henry Hudson Parkway, FDR Drive, and crosstown streets based on the destination zone. |
| 5. Same-day hold or return | Roadshows, board meetings, medical visits, family errands, shopping, dinners, and return flights | Hourly chauffeur service can keep the vehicle and luggage available instead of rebuilding a second pickup under Manhattan curb pressure. |