4 REASONS WHY A ROADSTALLION IS UNIQUELY SUITED FOR TRAVEL IN A COVID-19 ENVIRONMENT
RoadStallions were designed for spacious, comfortable and luxurious travel. Who knew that they would prove to be the safest way to travel in a COVID-19 world?
1 | Health and Wellbeing
- 6 ft to 7.5 ft social distance seating for 3 people and 4.5 ft to 6 ft for 4 people
- Privacy partition separates chauffeur from passengers in most RoadStallions, each area with its own, separate ventilation system
- Only one touchpoint exposing passengers to the risk of contagion – your chauffeur. Every single commercial flight has approximately 700 touchpoints 1
- All chauffeurs are trained to follow CDC infection control procedures that were customized for RoadStallions and overseen by a Certified Infection-Control Preventionist (CIC®) 2
- All touch surfaces disinfected before each trip
- Stop and eat wherever and whenever you choose, or be met curbside to receive your mobile order
2 | Comfortable Travel
- 6’5” headroom
- Eight (8) reclining/swiveling Captain’s Chairs allow separation without isolation
- Refrigerators
- Premier Sound system with Pandora and Bluetooth connectivity
- 2 TV’s with streaming services over WiFi, including Roku TV, Netflix and live programming
- Panoramic Windows (95% tint) offer privacy without compromising views
- Air suspension for the smoothest ride
3 | Effective Mobile Work Environment
- Ideal mobile office/boardroom for working on the go
- Built-in WiFi connection
- HDMI inputs to display computers on TV
- USB chargers and 110v outlets at every seat
- Lap desks for your convenience
4 | Luggage and Storage
- 8+ pieces of luggage/golf bags
- Undercarriage compartments on most RoadStallions
1 Bernhard Fragner, CEO of GlobeAir, Europe’s leading private jet charter” “Against the approximately 700 touchpoints which expose passengers to the risk of contagion on every single commercial flight, with only 20 touchpoints, business aviation ensures a 30-times lower risk.
2 CIC ® designates infection control professionals certified by the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology, Inc. (APIC)
