What is Air/Jet Charter
Air charter is the business of renting an entire aircraft as opposed to individual aircraft seats. Airlines specialize in selling transportation by the seat. On the other hand, air charter companies focus on individual private aircraft and itineraries, urgent or time-sensitive freight, cargo, air ambulance and any other form of ad hoc air transportation.
Air charter is also known as air taxi, executive charter, jet charter and is part of general aviation. In the United States air charter and air taxi operations are governed by Part 135 of the Federal Aviation Regulations, unlike the larger scheduled airlines, which are governed by more stringent standards of Part 121 of the FARs, which are regulations designed for scheduled air carriers.
Why Go Air Charter?
The Airline transportation system has been beyond capacity of many years now and as a result the traveling public has had to suffer in longer lines at check-in, airport security, lost luggage, less amenities, cramped seating, and air traffic delays at the major airport hubs like Dallas, Chicago, New York, and Atlanta. Today when you fly commercial in some respects you are at the mercy of the airlines in terms of travel time, comfort, and whether your luggage arrives with you.
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Efficiency: Your time is valuable so why waste it in airport check-in and security lines or suffering through airline delays
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Comfort: Arrive for your meeting relaxed, rested and well prepared
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Productivity: Privacy and space to work, conduct meetings, or spend quality time with family
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Flexibility: Air Travel on Your Schedule not the Airline Schedule
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Security: Control over who and how you travel
Obviously the cost of Air Charter can be a concern, however, there are many cost effective charter options available to suit your needs. You can select from a multitude of aircraft that vary in cost depending upon type and size.
Air Charter services provides a wide variety of aircraft and deliver a high quality experience leveraging the latest technologies to generate cost effective solutions.
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VIP Ultra Heavy Jets – Boeing Business Jets and Airbus Corporate Jetliners
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Very Light Jets (coming soon)
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Personal Light Jets (coming soon)
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Twin Engine Prop aircraft (turboprop and piston)
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Single Engine Prop aircraft (turboprop and piston)
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