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Fast, because everything else is exact.

Speed is only an asset when everything behind it is disciplined. Charter Airlines leads the industry with safety programs that are unique in business aviation.

Our record

44 years. 20,000 hours. Zero incidents.

We are part of a very small and elite group of operators already using or developing programs rivaled only by top-tier major airlines. Memberships, associations and passenger safety are part of our culture. On each one of our flights, nothing is overlooked and no detail is too small.

Our commitment is real. Charter Airlines has a proven safety record: we have operated aircraft for over 44 years and over 20,000 hours without any incidents, accidents, or flight violations.

Prominent standards

Charter Airlines adheres to the most prominent standards in the industry.

ARG/US Gold Rating

Independent third-party audit of operational history, pilot experience, training and maintenance.

NBAA

National Business Aviation Association member.

FAA

Federal Aviation Administration certificated air carrier.

DOT Certification

US Department of Transportation certified for commercial operations.

Our pilots

Three times the required hours.

We employ only First Class Pilots. Charter Airlines pilots average well over 5,000 flight hours — while the FAA requirement is 1,500 — and they attend training courses with leading professionals twice a year. We perform thorough background checks for all selected staff and crew.

5000+Average pilot hours
2×Recurrent training / year
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A safety culture

Open, cautious, and company-wide.

Charter Airlines promotes and enables the highest levels of safety by fostering an open safety culture that encourages cautious planning and decision making throughout the company. We ensure all operators, aircraft and pilots meet the industry's best safety standards.

Charter with us

Be there sooner.

Tell us where and when. We respond within two hours, and we can have a Citation X in the air in as little as two more.