Question 1

Are you the operator or a broker?

Accepted Answer

We arrange flights with FAA Part 135 certificated operators and disclose the operator before you commit, as US air charter broker rules (14 CFR Part 295) require. Where we operate under our own certificate we say so on the quote.

Question 2

How is a charter priced?

Accepted Answer

Hourly rate for the aircraft category times block time, plus repositioning if the aircraft is not based nearby, plus federal excise tax and fees. Our estimator shows block time and, where we have published an hourly rate, an indicative total; the firm quote comes from the operator for your dates.

Question 3

What is included in the price?

Accepted Answer

Aircraft, crew, fuel, standard catering and FBO fees. International handling, de-icing, overnight crew costs and premium catering are itemised when they apply.

Question 4

How late can I book?

Accepted Answer

Domestic flights can often be arranged within a few hours. International trips need time for permits, customs and crew duty planning — a day or two is comfortable.

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01Are you the operator or a broker?

02How is a charter priced?

03What is included in the price?

04How late can I book?