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Field notes on flowers for the private cabin — occasions, care, and delivery.
A charter broker's guide to adding flowers to a trip
You are not on the aircraft, you may never meet the passenger, and you are accountable if it goes wrong. How to add flowers to a client trip without adding risk.
Seasonality: what your florist can actually source
Peonies in February, tulips in August, garden roses on a Sunday. Why the answer depends on the airport, the date and the market — and how to brief around it.
Cabin flowers for the occasions that matter
A birthday at 40,000 feet, a proposal on descent, a signing, a farewell. What changes about the flowers when the flight is the occasion — and what the crew needs to know in advance.
Flower delivery at the FBO: what your florist needs to know
FBO desk, planeside, or somewhere else entirely — each option involves different people and different access. Here is the brief that gets the flowers to the right place at the right time.
Choosing flowers that last in a private jet cabin
Dry pressurised air, tight sightlines and constant movement make the cabin a difficult room for flowers. Here is what survives it, what does not, and how the arrangement should be built.
How to order flowers for a private jet cabin
A practical guide for flight attendants, cabin crew and brokers: what to tell your florist, where the flowers meet the aircraft, and how the request works from first message to delivery.
Flowers for your next flight
Tell us the airport, aircraft and occasion — we'll confirm a palette and pricing.