Business Class

A saloon can suit a passenger who wants a quieter interval between calls or meetings. Certified Lightning and USB-C charging is shown in the Business Class photography, and the cabin amenities displayed include water, tissues and sanitising towelettes. Bring the cable or adapter needed for any device that uses another connection, and keep essential work items with you rather than packing them beneath larger luggage.

If colleagues plan to talk through confidential work, tell the chauffeur only what is needed to operate the route. The documented conduct standard includes discretion and conversation that follows the passenger's lead. Names, meeting subjects and documents do not need to be discussed simply because the travel is corporate. The important operational details are the passenger contact, addresses, timings and authorised route changes.

For a meeting or dinner, supply the full entrance address and the time the passenger needs to be inside, not only the event start time. Add reception instructions, a host contact or a nearby lawful set-down note when one has been issued. For a sequence of appointments, list every stop in order and identify which commitment cannot move if an earlier conversation runs over.

For an airport journey, include the flight number, terminal, complete luggage list and passenger mobile. Booked arrivals use flight tracking and an agreed meet-and-greet instruction. Departures should be planned from the required terminal arrival rather than from a preferred driving duration. Clear detail lets Business Class serve the whole movement rather than only the miles between two postcodes.