Flying the Traverse City circuit
Out of Traverse City. Three hours home. Not three days.
When the season ends at Flintfields, your horses can be at the next show the same day. Cherry Capital Airport is nine miles from the park, a professional groom flies with them, and the tack trunks come too.
Nine miles to TVC.
Then one flight.
Flintfields Horse Park is about ten minutes from Cherry Capital Airport. From there, West Palm, Ocala, Tryon, the desert and the Hudson Valley are one flight away, not days of vans and layover barns.
A long haul is constant muscle work, the horse balancing for hours with its head held high. Past twelve hours the risks of dehydration, colic and shipping fever climb, which is why trips that long need overnight rest stops. A flight takes those hours out of the journey.
A groom with your horse, the whole way.
Five star professional grooms load your horse, care for it through the flight, and walk it off at the other end, looked after like a first class passenger.
Photos and video as it happens.
A WhatsApp thread keeps you updated on your horse's welfare and location, with photos and video along the way. You see it, not a tracking number.
Aircraft set up for horses.
Matted stalls and easy walk on loading, so the first step onto the aircraft is a calm one and the footing is right from the start.
The whole show kit comes too.
Tack trunks, equipment and golf carts travel with the horses, so the barn arrives ready to set up.
Five lanes.
Every circuit you head to next.
We fly the lanes the show circuit actually moves on, into the big international airports and the small regional fields closer to the barn. Tell us the week and we build the flight around it.
Flying somewhere else?
Big international airports and small regional fields. If there is a runway near your barn, ask us.
Request a quote →Walk on in Traverse City.
Walk off at the next show.
Every horse on the Traverse City lanes flies in HAY, our narrow-body charter stall: direct, non-stop, and loaded straight from the truck. The stall is the single biggest factor in how a horse travels, so it is the only one we put on these flights.
HAY
A narrow-body stall system for dedicated charters into airports the wide-body network doesn't reach. Direct, non-stop, no detour.
- Narrow-body charter configuration
- Direct routing to regional gateways
- Send your own groom and equipment, subject to availability
- Same welfare standard as every flight
Walk on. Walk off.
First Class · DoubleHorses step straight off the truck and onto the aircraft. No ramps, no lifts, no loading stress. Set up exclusively as a first-class double, so every horse travels with maximum room.
Book a stall.
Or book the whole aircraft.
Bring one horse or the whole barn. The same grooms, the same stalls and the same welfare standard sit behind both.
From fourteen horses, the aircraft is yours.
Fourteen horses fill the aircraft on the Traverse City lanes. At that number you stop buying stalls and book the whole flight: your destination, your day, and the barn moves as one group instead of being split across a week of vans.
- An entire aircraft, exclusively yours
- One destination, direct from Traverse City
- Grooms, tack trunks and golf carts in the same hold
- No other barn on board, no other stops
Shared Charter. Book by the Stall.
We charter the aircraft; you take the positions you need. A dedicated charter flight to destinations the scheduled network doesn't reach, like Traverse City. Under fourteen horses, this is how you fly.
- Buy individual positions on a dedicated charter aircraft
- Direct, non-stop routing with no hub or detour
- Send your own groom and ship your equipment, subject to availability
- Same welfare standard and dedicated grooms as every Intradco flight
Barn to Destination. One Invoice.
The industry has always made you stitch together ground, air, and documents across multiple providers. We don't accept that. Intradco is your single point of contact from the barn door to the destination stable.
- Ground transport from barn to departure airport, coordinated and confirmed
- In-flight care by Intradco-trained ATA-certified flying grooms
- Health certificates, Coggins and USDA paperwork coordinated for you
- Real-time tracking and milestone updates through your portal
Request a Quote.
Send us the lane, the week and the number of horses. We take it from there.