Passengers are given a free baggage allowance of 25 lbs (11 kg). This is a combined carry-on and checked baggage allowance, with the majority of the weight awarded to the checked baggage.

If passengers exceed the total weight of the free baggage allowance, they will be charged an excess baggage fee when checking in.

If passengers need more baggage, this can be arranged with the airline. Tantalus Air planes have a large cargo space with large cargo doors. This can accommodate all types of baggage, including sports equipment, bicycles and other baggage. Passengers can load a shipping pallet up to 4' high.

Tantalus Air flies with an Economy Class cabin. However, as a charter airline, the Economy Class cabin is much more luxurious and personal in comparison to the Economy Class that you would find on a regularly scheduled commercial airline. The Economy Class of Tantalus Air is more akin to the Business Class that you'd find on flights from the famous commercial passenger airlines.

Despite planes being small, it does have onboard toilet facilities that are available to use when safe for passengers to stand up from their seat.

Seats

Tantalus Air has six or eight seats per cabin, all sat in a 1 x 1 formation. This guarantees that each passenger is sat by both the window and aisle.

Seats adjust and swivel and each seat has a stowable.

Tantalus Air doesn't provide in-flight entertainment or WIFI.

The airline has a refreshment centre onboard, where passengers can go up and help themselves to a variety of snacks, drinks and other light refreshments.

Pre-booking, passengers are able to put in special food and drink requests for their flight if they contact the airline directly.

Tantalus Air passengers must check in at the airport since the airline doesn't offer online check in.