Make each leg a complete brief

For every movement, record the local date, local pickup time, city, exact pickup and destination, passengers, bags and contact. Number the legs so a later change refers to a clear part of the itinerary.

A flight that departs one day may arrive on the next. Use the arrival date in the destination city and include the flight number. Do not copy a calendar time without checking which timezone it represents.

Expect local differences

Airport access, meeting points and vehicle equivalents differ between destinations. PRT manages your itinerary from quote through arrival. Vehicle class, chauffeur and meeting details are confirmed for each journey.

A listed destination is a starting point for an enquiry. Availability, class and special requirements are checked for your dates; the same car or chauffeur across cities should never be assumed.

Protect the connections

Identify flights, trains and meetings that cannot move. Allow time for airport processing, luggage, local traffic and reaching the correct entrance. Ask your PRT liaison to review a tight connection rather than treating an online travel-time estimate as a guarantee.

If a flight or earlier leg changes, explain which later legs could be affected. Your PRT liaison needs enough information to check revised arrangements and any change in price.

Review the itinerary as a whole

Match every requested leg with the written confirmation. Check local times, meeting instructions, traveller contacts, vehicle classes and conditions. A tentative calendar file or saved website enquiry is not a confirmed booking.

Enter the first pickup, then choose Add another leg for each additional movement. Include its pickup and destination, local date and time zone, passengers and luggage. Use Remaining itinerary for any further context. Your PRT liaison reviews the full request before confirming the movements.