Gilded Globe's Exclusive Access Services: Everything You Need to Know
For the discerning traveller who demands nothing but the best, Gilded Globe proudly offers our Exclusive Access service at over 65 airports worldwide. This service is so elite, it remains a well-kept secret among the most privileged jet-setters, and is how they are able to save time navigating the busiest airports in the world.
Imagine the unparalleled luxury of a private jet experience while traveling on a commercial aircraft. With Gilded Globe’s Exclusive Access, you’ll bypass the hustle and bustle of the commercial terminal and indulge in the privacy and tranquility of your own terminal lounge.
From the moment you arrive at the airport, you will be met with seamless service and complete discretion.
ARRIVAL
Met directly from the aircraft and driven via tarmac transfer to a private terminal/lounge where you can enjoy some refreshments whilst your bags are brought directly to you. Following your personal, in-house, immigration procedures, you will be escorted out to your awaiting driver.
DEPARTURE
You will arrive directly at your private lounge. Your bags will be taken from you, then pass through your own personal check-in and security processes. Unwind with refreshments in the privacy of your lounge whilst you await boarding time. When ready, you are driven across the tarmac to directly board the aircraft.
TRANSIT
A combination of the Exclusive Access Arrival and Departure processes, this is the ultimate way to ease through a flight connection. In your private lounge, enjoy bespoke refreshments, and when it’s time to depart, you will be driven directly to your aircraft. This is not just travel; it is the ultimate expression of luxury and convenience, designed exclusively for those who seek the extraordinary.
Explore Gilded Globe's online booking tool or email at reservations@gildedglobe.com for your premium airport services and let us do the heavy lifting for you. Or read more here about travel secrets of elite travellers.
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