Check a charter operator
In the United States, a company that operates charter flights must hold an FAA Part 135 certificate. Type the operator's name or its four-character FAA designator to see whether it is on the FAA's current list.
What to ask before you book
- Which company will have operational control of the flight? That company, not a broker, must hold the Part 135 certificate.
- What is its FAA certificate designator? Check it here.
- Which aircraft will fly you? Ask for its registration and confirm with the operator that it is on their certificate.
Being on the list means the company held a Part 135 certificate on the FAA list we last imported (2026-10-20). It does not confirm that a particular aircraft or crew is authorised for your flight, and it is not a safety rating or an endorsement. Outside the United States, check with the national aviation authority.
Jet Set Global does not arrange, sell or book charter flights and takes no commission.