DESIGN BY : SANDHYA
20 JUNE 2025
Flying Private in the UK? Know These 10 Etiquette Rules
Avoid faux pas. Impress your host or clients with proper private jet manners.
Dress the Part
Business casual or smart attire is expected—even on private jets. Avoid flip-flops and overly casual wear unless specifically advised.
Be Punctual, Not Fashionably Late
Arriving 15–30 minutes before departure is ideal. Unlike commercial flights, the aircraft and crew are waiting just for you.
Respect the Host (if You're a Guest)
If invited, never assume it’s your flight. Let the host pick the seat and control the environment.
Seating Matters
Don’t rush to the best seat unless you're the primary passenger. Defer to senior or higher-ranking individuals.
Keep the Cabin Tidy
Clean up after yourself. Use coasters, avoid spills, and store items respectfully.
Use of Devices
Always ask before making calls or using in-flight Wi-Fi for video chats. Keep volume low.
Conversation and Behavior
Keep topics professional or neutral unless you're among close friends. Avoid oversharing or loud behavior.
Tipping and Gratitude
Tipping the crew is appreciated but not mandatory. Around £50–£200 per crew member is standard in the UK.