Because we are flying exclusive public charters, each reservation requires a fully executed TPA. If you are not familiar with the details of the TPA, please click here. If you are familiar with the TPA and have not already completed the signature page, please click on the link to the region you are traveling to, fill out the form in its entirety and send it to the address/email/fax located on the form. To check the details of an existing reservation, click the Existing Reservation tab on the home page.
Do you have an upcoming flight and want your flight details including departure dates, flights times and ticket counter or FBO locations? Click Upcoming Flight Information in the site navigation.
Already reserved your seats on one of our exclusive flights and need to check your flight details or modify your existing reservation? Click the Existing Reservation tab on the home page for more information.
Caesars Rewards Air operates out of two types of terminals: Main Airport Terminals and Private Fixed Base Operators.
Passengers are required to present a boarding pass as well as government-issued photo identification (such as a driver’s license or passport) at the primary security checkpoint. Visit the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Web site for more information regarding identification* requirements.
Flights originating from Canadian cities require a valid passport.
Please visit the TSA Web site for important updates to security screening* procedures.
Caesars often operates our charters out of smaller sized airports, and there will be instances where passengers will need to climb 4-6 steps in order to board the aircraft. If you, or any one in your party will need assistance to climb the stairs onto the aircraft, please contact the Caesars Rewards Air team at CaesarsGroupTravel@caesars.com for assistance to make sure we provide you with the correct options for you and your guests.
To view the U.S. Department of Transportation Airline Passengers with Disabilities Bill of Rights please visit https://www.transportation.gov/airconsumer/disabilitybillofrights.
Traveling with medical equipment? Please visit www.tsa.gov/travel for current regulations on what can and cannot travel with you on the plane. Make sure to tell your reservation agent about any accommodations, for the hotel and air travel, necessary to make your trip an enjoyable experience.