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Your destination
Old Course, St Andrews, Scotland
The pin marks the event venue or main event area. Confirm your specific arrival point before travelling.
Private aviation
Fit the aircraft to passengers and equipment
If the trip includes playing golf as well as watching it, list clubs alongside suitcases when describing your baggage. Equipment dimensions and the full passenger load should be considered together, rather than relying on the headline seating capacity.
Louvani Jets requests charter proposals from licensed third-party operators. Share cabin preferences and any accessibility needs at the start, allowing suitable options to be assessed for the complete journey.
- Count every golf bag and large case
- Describe seating and accessibility requirements early
- Compare aircraft fit as well as departure timing
Beyond arrival
Give the ground journey equal attention
Provide your accommodation address and the event meeting point when planning transfers. The airport, vehicle and onward timing need to work as one itinerary, particularly when a group brings equipment or has separate commitments before the golf.
The organiser's travel guidance and access arrangements should inform the final approach to St Andrews. If your visit continues to other Scottish destinations, include those stops in the original brief so the return flight supports the whole stay.
- Use the organiser's current event-access guidance
- Match ground vehicle capacity to people and luggage
- Confirm the final departure point for a longer stay