Aircraft Charter

Your Destinations, Your Schedule

Many of our clients have travel requirements that are outside their normal aircraft capabilities, and have turned to us for Charter and alternative travel service recommendations. Our extensive knowledge of the Charter industry and its Operators enable us to assist with quality aircraft charter and travel arrangements.

We provide our clients with an Operator Safety Report of each private jet charter service provider used and can conduct on-site safety audits for optimum operational safety. All of the operators we recommend are both ARG/US Platinum Rated and Wyvern Aviation Safety approved.

As a Charter Broker, we have the ability to locate the best pricing based upon available “one-way” or “empty leg” flights and receive preferred pricing from our trusted network of Part 135 Charter Operators. This translates into significant savings for you.

Read how the NBAA is recommending the Best Practices for Aviation Charter Brokers and Operators.

“Best Practices for Charter Brokers” Contact Us for your next Travel Request

Disclaimer Statement

Ultra Aviation Services, Inc. serves as an agent in obtaining air charter services for our clients. All aircraft and air carriers selected or referred by Ultra Aviation Services, Inc. are fully certificated by the Federal Aviation Administration and the U.S. Department of Transportation under the Part 135 Regulations. Carriers selected, are solely responsible for the air transportation arranged on behalf of Ultra Aviation Services, Inc. clients. Ultra Aviation Services, Inc. does not own or operate any aircraft. Ultra Aviation Services, Inc. is not a direct or indirect air carrier.

August 19, 2010

Taxi Instructions Revised

'Line Up and Wait' to Replace 'Position and Hold'

Starting Oct. , "taxi into position and hold," will no longer be issued rather, controllers will use "line up and wait."

September 30, 2010

Tax Break Signed Into Law

'Aircraft Tax Break Signed Into Law'

President Obama signed the Small Business Jobs Act H.R. 5297 into Law. Companies considering the purchase of new or pre-owned aircraft used for business may be able to take advantage of bonus depreciation to help off-set the cost.