ThePlane PrinceTravel
Flights-only service

Business and first class flight help, without the guesswork.

I help travelers find and book premium cabin flights using points, miles, cash fares, buying miles, or a blend — with attention to routing, fees, product quality, availability, and timing.

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How points bookings work

Your accounts stay yours. We book it together.

I will never ask for your credit card or airline logins. The process is built so you stay in control of your accounts at every step — with my direction at every click.

01

You approve an option summary first.Dates, cabin, total points and fees, and the retail benchmark — everything you need to decide, before the balance is due.

02

The balance unlocks the full plan.The exact itinerary, the program to use, and the step-by-step transfer and booking path.

03

We book in a live guided session.Your screen, your accounts, my direction. Award space moves fast, so we book promptly once you approve — options are valid as of presentation.

Paying cash instead? Simpler still: I research, you approve, and I ticket it directly as your agent.

Points bookings work differently because award tickets must be issued from your own loyalty accounts. The guided session exists so the booking is done right, at the right moment, without you ever handing over access.

Case notes

Premium cabin strategy is not just finding an award seat.

It is knowing which program to use, whether a transfer is worth making, whether buying miles changes the math, and when a cash fare is the cleaner answer.

Case 02 — Personally flown Source on file:
point redemption spreadsheet

Qatar QSuites through JetBlue.

RouteIAH–DOH
CabinQatar Airways QSuites
Booked throughJetBlue
Points80,000
Fees$7.65
Retail benchmark$10,827

Why it mattered: the value was knowing where to look. This is not stale theory — a live seats.aero search, checked July 2026, still showed Qatar-operated North America–Doha business class awards through JetBlue at 83,000 points.

Case 05 — Personally flown Source on file:
point redemption spreadsheet

Lufthansa First through Air Canada.

RouteEWR–FRA–YYZ–EWR
CabinFirst EWR–FRA · Business FRA–YYZ
Booked throughAir Canada Aeroplan
Points160,000
Fees$218.23
Retail benchmark$21,621

Why it mattered: the booking program changes the fee picture. Aeroplan books Lufthansa premium cabins without the heavy surcharges other programs add — program selection, timing, and fees decided this booking, not luck.

Case 06 — Booked, flying Nov 2026 Source on file:
point redemption spreadsheet

ANA First through Air Canada.

RouteHND–JFK
CabinANA First Class
Booked throughAir Canada Aeroplan
Points110,000
Fees$91.72
Retail benchmark$14,680

Why it mattered: Aeroplan accepts transfers from Amex, Chase, Capital One, and Bilt — far broader access than booking ANA directly, which most U.S. transferable currencies cannot reach. The program you book through is the strategy.

Case 07 — Client booking Source on file:
client email proof

Toronto to Stockholm, business class, no points.

RouteYYZ–LHR–ARN
CabinVirgin Atlantic + SAS Business
Retail benchmark$5,422
Client paid$312 taxes/fees + $800 purchased points
Saved79%

Why it mattered: another client who started with zero points. Buying points is not a default move — it worked here because the math was favorable. When it is not, I say so.

"Absolutely game-changing. The Plane Prince saved us over $38,000 in just one month. Now he books all my company's travel."

Gregory B. — CMO

Pricing

Flat fees, quoted before any work begins.

You are paying for strategy, research, and judgment. For many clients, the value of the right path exceeds the fee through better cabins, lower out-of-pocket costs, and mistakes avoided.

Business & First Class Flight Help

Points, miles, cash fares, buying miles, or a blend.

Round trip, or two one-ways in the same region
$200first passenger · $150 each additional
Single one-way
$125first passenger · $100 each additional
Complex, multi-city, or round-the-world
Custom quote
$100 credited deposit before research begins — applied to your fee, refunded only if no viable award is found.

Deposits are credited toward your total fee and refunded only if I cannot find a viable award — not if plans simply change. Airline taxes, fees, and the cost of points or fares are always separate. Full terms are confirmed in writing before any payment.

For context: my own on-file bookings above carried retail benchmarks of $10,000–$27,000 per seat. The fee is a fraction of the gap between paying retail and booking it right.

Process

From request to boarding pass.

Research never begins before the deposit is in place, and nothing is booked without your approval.

STEP 01

Submit a short flight request.Route, dates, cabin goals, travelers, and points/cash context. Two minutes.

STEP 02

Fit check, then deposit.I confirm I can help within one business day and send a $100 credited deposit link. Research begins on payment.

STEP 03

Review option summaries.Travel dates, cabin, total points and fees, retail benchmark, and which of your currencies can get there.

STEP 04

Settle the balance.The remaining fee unlocks the full itinerary, the exact program, and the step-by-step booking plan.

STEP 05

We book it together.Points bookings happen in a live guided session — your screen, your accounts, my direction. Cash fares I ticket directly.

Start here

Start with the trip facts.

No long decision tree — just what I need to tell you whether I can help, usually within one business day.

Flight Request

Business and first class flight help. Paid service — a $100 credited deposit applies before research begins.

Personal reply from David within one business day

Request received. If it's a fit, you'll hear from me within one business day with next steps and your deposit link. Research begins once the deposit is in place.