Charter Flights in Atlanta from Peachtree Aviation to See the Tour de France in July

    ATLANTA, GA, July 16, 2014 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Peachtree Aviation, an Atlanta-based charter jet company, is pleased to offer non-stop private jet charter flights from Atlanta to France this July for the Tour de France.

The internationally renowned Tour de France is a three-week spectacle that attracts the finest cyclists from around the world. The race lasts for three weeks, and it is one of the most demanding races in all of cycling. Cyclists will climb the equivalent of three Mt. Everests in elevation through the race, and each day's race is similar to the effort needed to run a marathon. Cyclists must be in top condition just to last through the duration of the race -- and they must be truly amazing to win.

The race is broken into daily segments that are called stages. The times to finish each stage are totaled to determine an overall winner at the end of the race. This setup allows spectators to gather along each stage of the race path to cheer on their favorites each day. Millions of spectators flock to the route, so it is best to arrive early to stake your claim.

Because of the Tour's popularity, flights on commercial airliners to and from France are often crowded during July.

"Instead of subjecting yourself to stress, we recommend that you allow yourself the luxury of hiring a chartered jet to transport you to and from Paris for the Tour," says James Barber, CEO of Peachtree Aviation. "You will be able to leave for France whenever you desire, travel in comfort and style and arrive feeling refreshed and excited to cheer on your favorite cyclist or team."

Learn more about private jet charter in Atlanta at http://www.peachtreeaviation.com.

About Peachtree Aviation:

Peachtree Aviation serves as your one-stop shop for aviation services. Whether you need a private aircraft charter, aircraft management, consulting or beyond, we have all that you need.

To learn more, please visit http://www.peachtreeaviation.com.

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