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04. Do you deliver charter packages worldwide?

Yes. We deliver charter packages across South Florida, the Bahamas, the Caribbean, the Mediterranean, and worldwide charter destinations. For international deliveries, we coordinate transport, customs, and dispatch — typically with 5–7 days advance coordination.

03. How far in advance should I book a charter package?

For South Florida and Bahamas peak season (December–April), book at least 30 days in advance. For Mediterranean charter season (June–September), book at least 45 days ahead. For seasonal or recurring programs, we recommend locking terms 3–6 months out to secure inventory and pricing.

02. Can I customize the package for my charter?

Yes — that's the point. Every package is configured to the specific charter. Tell us the vessel, guest count, itinerary, and any specific requests. We'll spec the right mix of toys, quantities, and support equipment. Modifications welcome mid-week if the program shifts.

01. What's included in a complete charter toy package?

Every package is configured to your vessel, itinerary, and guest profile — typically including a mix of Seabobs, E-Foils, inflatables, tenders, and support equipment. We coordinate delivery to the vessel, on-site setup with the captain, deployment across the charter week, and end-of-week recovery. One inquiry, one delivery, one dispatch team, one invoice.

04. Where can you deliver personal watercraft?

Daily and weekly delivery across South Florida, Miami, the Florida Keys, and the Bahamas. Worldwide delivery available for charter season programs and resort deployments — direct-to-vessel delivery included for yacht charters.

03. Can I rent multiple jet skis for a group or event?

Yes. Fleet rentals available for charter operations, corporate events, resort programs, and family groups. We coordinate multi-unit delivery, guest briefings, and safety supervision. Tell us group size and use case and we'll build the right package.

02. Do I need a license to rent a jet ski?

Florida requires a Boating Safety Education ID for operators born after January 1, 1988. Operators must be at least 18 years old for standalone rentals. We verify credentials before rental and provide full orientation on operation and safety before departure.

01. Which jet ski brands do you rent?

Yamaha WaveRunner, Sea-Doo, and Kawasaki Jet Ski models across the full lineup — from recreational craft accessible to first-time riders to high-performance models built for confident riders. Every unit inspected, fueled, and ready to deploy with safety gear included.

04. Where can you deliver electric surfboards?

Daily and weekly delivery across South Florida, Miami, the Florida Keys, and the Bahamas. Worldwide delivery available for charter season programs and resort deployments — typically with 48–72 hours advance notice for international destinations.

03. How long does the battery last on a rental?

Typically 30 to 60 minutes of active riding per charge, depending on rider weight, speed, and conditions. Every rental includes at least one spare battery. For charter weeks and multi-rider events, we include enough batteries to rotate continuously throughout the day.

02. Awake or Radinn — which should I rent?

Awake Boards are high-performance electric surfboards built for speed and aggressive riding — the pick for experienced surfers and performance-focused guests. Radinn delivers the electric surfboard experience without the learning curve — ideal for first-time riders, family programs, and mixed skill groups.

01. How easy are electric surfboards to learn?

Electric jet boards like Radinn are the most approachable in the category — no foiling required, most riders confident within a single session. Awake boards are built for speed and aggressive carving — approachable for surfers but takes practice for full performance. Our team matches the right model to the rider's experience level.

04. Are you an authorized Williams Jet Tenders dealer?

Yes. Aqua Flight is an authorized dealer for Williams Jet Tenders and other leading marine support equipment manufacturers. Rental units are manufacturer-spec, factory-warrantied, and serviced through authorized channels — with the option to convert long-term rentals into purchases.

03. Who handles maintenance during a long-term rental?

Aqua Flight handles all maintenance, service, and unscheduled repairs on rental units during the rental period. For seasonal charter programs, we deploy field technicians from our hubs to keep units operational throughout the season. No maintenance burden on the captain or crew.

02. What are typical rental terms for support equipment?

Williams tenders rent on weekly and seasonal terms. Davit systems, charging stations, and supplementary equipment can be configured daily, weekly, or seasonally. We tailor terms to your charter program, refit timeline, or event window.

01. Which Williams Jet Tender is right for my vessel?

Williams sizing depends on your garage dimensions, target guest capacity, and charter use case. The DieselJet 565 is the most common premium charter tender, while the TurboJet 285 fits smaller garages and day yachts. We work with your captain or project manager to spec the right model for the vessel.

04. Where can flyboards be operated?

Flyboards require protected, deep water (minimum 10 feet) with limited boat traffic. Most of our deployments are in protected anchorages, lagoons, and designated event zones. For yacht charters, our team coordinates with the captain to identify suitable operational areas along the itinerary.

03. How safe is flyboarding?

When operated by trained Aqua Flight operators with appropriate equipment, flyboarding has an excellent safety record. Riders wear flotation vests and helmets, the operator controls maximum height and water flow throughout the session, and we conduct full safety briefings before every rental.

02. Is an operator included with the rental?

For charter and event rentals, yes — a trained Aqua Flight operator handles the PWC, controls the hydraulic flow, and supervises the experience. For standalone rentals to licensed and experienced operators, the unit can be rented without an operator. We verify experience before approving standalone rentals.

01. Is flyboarding hard to learn?

Most first-time riders are airborne within 20 minutes of an orientation. The initial learning is about body mechanics — balancing weight over the feet and using small leg movements to control hover and direction. Within an hour, most riders are comfortably hovering and beginning controlled forward movement.

04. Can you arrange provisions and catering?

Yes. We coordinate provisioning, catering, and beverage service through Aqua Flight's full operational network. From dock-side coolers to private chef service for charter days, we'll arrange the level of service appropriate to your itinerary.

03. Do I need a boating license to self-drive?

Florida requires a Boating Safety Education ID for operators born after January 1, 1988. We verify operator credentials before self-drive rentals and provide a full orientation on vessel handling. Operators must be at least 21 years old. For renters without credentials, captained rentals are available.

02. What's the maximum group size for a private boat rental?

Group size depends on the vessel. Center consoles typically accommodate 6 to 10 guests, day cruisers 8 to 12, and sport boats up to 12. For larger groups or special events, we can configure multi-boat charters across the fleet. Tell us your guest count and we'll match the right vessel.

01. Captained or self-driven — which should I choose?

Choose captained if you want to relax with guests, prioritize safety, and have someone handle navigation, docking, and the logistics of the day. Choose self-driven if you have boating experience, want flexibility on itinerary, and meet the operator credential requirements. We can advise based on your party and plans.

04. In what conditions can inflatables be deployed?

Inflatables are designed for protected anchorages and conditions up to 15 knots of wind and 2-foot seas. Beyond those conditions, deployment becomes operationally unsafe. We provide condition guidance based on your itinerary and recommend backup contingencies for charter weeks with variable weather.

03. How are inflatables secured to the yacht?

Every inflatable comes with included anchor systems and connector lines sized to the vessel, sea state, and configuration. For deployment off a yacht's swim step, our team specifies anchor weights and configuration. For shore-based deployment at residences and resorts, we provide bottom anchors appropriate to the seabed.

02. How long does inflatable setup take?

Standard sea pools and platforms inflate in 10 to 20 minutes. Multi-tier slides and complex configurations require 30 to 60 minutes. Our team handles setup and recovery on-site for South Florida and Bahamas rentals, or provides full instructions and captain coordination for self-deployment.

01. What's the difference between a sea pool and a floating platform?

A sea pool is an enclosed inflatable swim area with a fine-mesh floor that protects guests from currents, marine life, and visibility limitations. A floating platform is an open lounging or boarding surface deployed off the swim step. Most charter programs use both — sea pool for swimming, platform for sunbathing and water sports launches.

04. Can the Sea Breacher be delivered worldwide?

Yes. Sea Breacher units ship worldwide for charter season programs and major events — including the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, and beyond. Worldwide delivery requires advance coordination for transport, customs, and pilot logistics. Contact our charter operations team for international bookings.

03. How long is a typical Sea Breacher experience?

Standard guest experiences run 30 to 60 minutes per rotation, with multiple rotations available within a single booking window. For full-day charter rentals, the Sea Breacher remains on station with pilot included, available throughout the itinerary.

02. How far in advance should I book the Sea Breacher?

Sea Breacher inventory is limited and demand is highest in the global charter industry. For South Florida and the Bahamas in peak season (December–April), book at least 30 days in advance. For Mediterranean charter season (June–September), book at least 45 days ahead.

01. Do guests operate the Sea Breacher themselves?

No. The Sea Breacher is always operated by a certified Aqua Flight pilot. Guests ride alongside the pilot in a two-seat cockpit and experience the full performance of the vessel — dives, breaches, and rolls — without operational responsibility or training requirements.

04. Do I need a license to ride an eFoil?

No licensing is required in most jurisdictions, but local rules vary. Rentals include a safety briefing and on-water orientation. For charter and event rentals, our trained instructor can accompany riders for the first session and ensure safe operation throughout the program.

03. How long is the battery life on an eFoil?

Typically 60 to 90 minutes of active riding per battery, depending on rider weight, speed, and conditions. Every rental includes at least one spare battery. For yacht charter weeks and multi-rider events, we include enough batteries to rotate continuously throughout the day.

02. What's the difference between Lift, Fliteboard, Awake, and Radinn?

Lift and Fliteboard dominate the premium hydrofoil category — known for refined control, long battery life, and a range of board sizes for different skill levels. Awake builds high-performance electric surfboards focused on speed and aggressive riding. Radinn offers approachable electric jet boards that don't require foiling skills. We'll match your guests to the right brand and model.

01. How quickly can a beginner ride an eFoil?

Most first-time riders are up and gliding within 30 to 60 minutes of an in-water orientation. Hydrofoils have a learning curve, but modern eFoils are stable, computer-controlled, and forgiving — within a single session, most riders can foil across flat water without losing balance.

04. Can you deliver Seabobs to a yacht anchored offshore?

Yes. Direct-to-vessel delivery is standard for charter rentals. We coordinate with the captain to schedule launch and recovery, and our dispatch team tracks the delivery end-to-end. For Bahamas and Caribbean charter delivery, we typically need 48–72 hours notice; same-week local delivery in South Florida.

03. Do guests need training before using a Seabob?

A short briefing covers it. Seabobs are intuitive — you steer with body weight, accelerate with a thumb trigger, and dive by tilting forward. Most guests are confident within the first five minutes. For new operators we offer a longer in-water orientation, especially before diving below the surface.

02. How long does a single battery last?

Roughly 60 minutes of active riding per charge, depending on speed and depth. Every Seabob rental includes at least one spare battery, so you can hot-swap and keep going. For full-day or charter-week rentals, we include enough batteries to keep the entire fleet running continuously.

01. What's the difference between the Seabob F5, F5 S, and F5 SR?

The F5 is the entry-level model — perfect for guests new to underwater scooters. The F5 S adds more power and faster acceleration for confident swimmers. The F5 SR is the flagship — top speed, deepest dive capability, and the highest-spec battery system. We rent all three and recommend based on your guests' experience level.