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Digital Reservation

The booking flow operators put in front of their own clients — from first price check to signed, paid reservation, without a phone call in between.

How a reservation moves through the system

Five steps, one continuous flow — each screen below is Digital Reservation in production.

01

Trip price estimator

A client enters an origin, destination, date, and passenger count, and gets available aircraft and pricing back immediately — the same search pattern as a commercial booking tool, tuned for charter.

Trip search form with origin, destination, date, and passenger count fields.
02

Lead capture

Before pricing is revealed, VOL collects the client's name, phone, and email — so every quote request becomes a lead your team can follow up on, even if they don't book.

Lead capture form asking for name, phone number, and email before showing quote options.
03

Quote delivery

Matching aircraft are sent back as a clean, branded quote — aircraft photo, seat count, and price — with a direct link to reserve.

Quote email showing an available aircraft, seat count, and price with a reserve now button.
04

Secure access

Quotes are protected behind a one-time access code tied to the client's contact info — so a quote link can be shared without exposing pricing to anyone else.

Access code verification screen asking a client to confirm their contact details before viewing a quote.
05

E-sign & pay

The full itinerary, charter terms, electronic signature, and card payment live on one screen — so accepting a quote and reserving the flight happen in the same step.

Reservation screen with flight itinerary, electronic signature pad, and payment card fields.

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