Number and schedule
Record the airport, airline, flight number and scheduled time for every arrival or departure wave.
Airport group transportation
Plan a group airport transfer, consolidated arrival wave or conference movement with passenger details tied to the actual terminal and destination itinerary.
Arrival and departure brief
Record the airport, airline, flight number and scheduled time for every arrival or departure wave.
Separate passenger counts by movement instead of using only the event total.
Estimate checked bags, carry-ons, mobility devices, instruments and production cases.
Name the person organizing travelers and the person receiving the group.
Common airport patterns
Coordinate baggage timing, meeting instructions, destination access and the group contact.
Define which arrivals can wait together and what happens when the arrival spread changes.
Build a movement table for hotels, venue programs, crews or separate traveler groups.
Confirm before travel
Applicable terminal, permitted loading location and instructions for the actual vehicle.
Scheduled flight, baggage time, group assembly and destination deadline.
Who reports flight changes and which booking contact handles approved revisions.
Operating carrier, vehicle direction, price, waiting or change terms and applicable contacts.
Frequently asked questions
Provide the airport and terminal when known, flight numbers, scheduled arrival or departure times, passenger count by flight, luggage assumptions, destination, meet contact and accessibility needs.
Flights may be consolidated only after reviewing arrival windows, baggage time, terminal or airport differences, group wait tolerance and the event schedule. The written plan should state the assumptions.
Pickup procedures vary by airport, terminal, vehicle and local rules. The confirmed trip information should identify the applicable meet location, instructions and contacts rather than relying on a generic curb promise.
Share known changes through the communication path stated for the booking. Waiting, rescheduling, additional service and other changes remain subject to the accepted terms and operating availability.
Passenger count alone is not enough. Report checked bags, carry-ons, mobility devices, instruments or other equipment so storage needs can be addressed in the proposed vehicle direction.
Map the flights
Start with the flights and group destination, then add baggage, accessibility and meet-contact details.