Charter Airlines

Charter Airlines Aircraft Solutions

Charter Airlines Aircraft Solutions

Jets28 assists charter airlines worldwide in arranging aircraft charter and leasing solutions through a global network of aircraft operators. When airlines require additional fleet capacity or operational flexibility, charter aircraft can provide an efficient solution.

Through our aviation brokerage network, we help charter airlines source aircraft for a variety of operational scenarios, including:

• Airline start-ups
• Seasonal increases in passenger demand
• Aircraft undergoing scheduled maintenance
• New route launches
• Testing new markets
• Delayed delivery of newly ordered aircraft

Jets28 coordinates communication between airlines and aircraft operators to help identify suitable charter airlines solutions based on operational requirements.

Airline Charter: Rapid Aircraft Solutions During Operational Disruptions

Airline Charter: Rapid Aircraft Solutions During Operational Disruptions

Unexpected technical issues can occasionally ground an aircraft and disrupt airline schedules. In such situations, rapid access to replacement aircraft becomes essential in order to maintain operations.

Jets28 assists airline charter by sourcing aircraft through our international network when urgent operational solutions are required.

This may include:

• Aircraft replacement during AOG situations
• Charter aircraft for urgent operational needs
• Coordination between airline teams and aircraft providers
• Access to aircraft across multiple regions

By leveraging our global aviation network, Jets28 helps airlines identify airline charter aircraft solutions that support operational continuity.

Frequently Asked Questions

ACMI leasing, often referred to as wet leasing, is when an aircraft operator provides the aircraft together with crew, maintenance, and insurance to another airline for a specified period.

Airlines often use charter aircraft during seasonal demand increases, fleet shortages, maintenance periods, or when launching new routes.

AOG stands for “Aircraft on Ground” and refers to a situation where an aircraft is unable to operate due to a technical issue.

Depending on aircraft availability and location, charter aircraft solutions can often be coordinated within a short timeframe through a global operator network.