A route name is a starting point. Include the building entrance, pickup date, passenger count, luggage and any arrival deadline. For an airport trip, add the airline, flight number and terminal or FBO.

Include the return and every stop

One pickup and one destination usually suit point-to-point service. Meetings, waiting and several addresses may call for an hourly reservation. Review both options when the end time is uncertain. Compare hourly service.

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Quote a regional journey as a complete itinerary

A destination area is not a complete address

Westchester, Greenwich and the Hamptons route pages help you identify the type of journey. The request still needs the town, street address and entrance at both ends. A trip from a Manhattan office to a regional home differs from one starting at an airport with luggage. Give the actual starting point rather than selecting the closest familiar route label. If a meeting has a fixed start time, include that deadline separately. Leave travel-time assumptions out of the request and ask the team to discuss the schedule using the full itinerary.

Describe what happens after the first arrival

A return trip needs its own date, pickup address and timing. Say whether the passenger wants a second reservation or a vehicle available while the visit takes place. If a regional itinerary includes several homes, offices or venues, list the stops in order and describe the expected waiting at each. Ask whether point-to-point or hourly service suits the complete schedule. Check the quote for the service period, extra stops and waiting conditions rather than multiplying the published hourly figure yourself. Route quotes depend on the journey requested; this directory does not publish a universal fare for every address in a county or destination area.

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