Cigar Inc. Aviation Cigar Bundles
Private aviation cigar bundles are built for the gift that meets the passenger on the ground: handed over at the FBO before departure, waiting in the car on arrival, or sent ahead to the house or hotel at the other end. These are gifts to take away, not cabin service, and we plan them that way.
Owners, charter operators, FBO teams and flight departments tend to give for the same reason. The aircraft is the part everyone expects, and the way a passenger is received is the part they repeat to other people. Our private aviation cigars page covers the wider gifting side, and this collection holds the bundles themselves.
What goes into an aviation cigar bundle
- A range of strengths and sizes, which matters when the gift is going to a passenger or client you may never have met.
- Formats that travel well, including shorter shapes that sit in a tube or a case and suit an evening at the destination rather than a long session.
- Houses we carry in depth, including El Septimo, Atabey, Byron and Alfonso, so a flight department can keep the same standard for every passenger it looks after.
Packing it and handing it over
How the bundle is carried decides how it arrives. A travel case or tube protects single cigars in a bag, a Havana Traveler holds a small selection in condition for a few days away, and a cigar case is what the recipient keeps using long after the trip. Lighters and cutters are a separate question, because what can be carried or checked is set by the airline and by TSA rules.
Aviation cigar bundles, answered
Who are these bundles for?
Private jet owners, charter companies, FBOs and corporate flight departments, gifting passengers, clients and the people who arranged the trip. They also work as a thank you to a broker or an operator at the end of a season.
Are these meant to be smoked on the flight?
No. They are gifts presented at departure or on arrival, or delivered ahead to the destination. Treat the bundle as something the passenger opens once they are off the aircraft, with an evening in front of them.
What should we know about lighters and cutters?
Airline policy and TSA rules govern what may be brought aboard, carried on or checked, and they change, so check them before anything is packed. When a gift needs to include tools, the simplest route is to send them to the destination rather than move them with the passenger.
Can we order a larger or custom selection?
Yes. Write to Info@Cigarinc.com with how many passengers you look after and how you want the gift to reach them. We can keep one bundle consistent across a whole flight schedule or vary it by route and passenger.
Can a bundle be waiting at the destination?
Within Los Angeles and the surrounding area we deliver locally, and our local delivery page has the coverage. For anything outside that, tell us where the passenger lands and we will work out the cleanest way to get it there. Our guide to traveling with cigars is worth reading first, and how to choose a cigar travel case helps if the recipient will be moving between cities.
For adults 21+. Please enjoy responsibly.
