Private jet charter is one of the most heavily regulated segments of civil aviation. Every commercial charter flight in the United States operates under Federal Aviation Regulations Part 135, the same regulatory framework the FAA uses to oversee scheduled commuter airlines. Beyond FAA oversight, operators can hold independent third-party safety certifications, and experienced charter brokers apply their own due-diligence standards when selecting which operators to place clients on.
This page explains the regulatory framework governing private jet charter, the third-party safety rating systems clients should know about, how pilot and aircraft standards work in charter operations, and how Hogani Jets approaches operator selection. If you are booking your first private charter flight or comparing operators, this is the reference to read first.
