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The Air Charter Guide™ has been called "The Bible" of and authoritative guide to
the charter air industry. A one-of-a-kind charter buyer’s resource, the 900-page
Guide provides contact and fleet details for commercially licensed aircraft
operators in 148 countries worldwide
Since 1986, the Guide has been published twice a year and includes data not
available in one resource anywhere else in print or online. Each edition is
exhaustively updated with over a million changes. An indispensable tool to both
charter customers with no prior experience and industry insiders, the Guide also
includes articles about:
- how to plan and book an air charter trip
- catering and other charter-related amenities
- the special needs of traveling celebrities
- charter brokers
- air ambulance providers
- air cargo
The charter industry, the travel trade, executives, celebrities and
high-net-worth individuals all rely on The Air Charter Guide as the best and
only definitive resource on the topic of unscheduled aviation.
The Air Charter Guide™ includes a variety of information that is not accessible
online, including:
- Geographical Operator Index -- operators are organized geographically by state
and city within the US and by city and country in all other areas. Use this
index to find an operator in a specific location.
- Jet Aircraft Index -- all jet aircraft in a handy index by descending seating
capacity. This section is useful if you have a larger group to move or if you
absolutely must have a Lear 25 jet and nothing else will do.
- Air Cargo Specifications -- detailed listings of maximum freight capacities for
weight, cubic feet, doorway size and placement and floor bearing weight. Use
this index to match specific freight with the appropriate operator and aircraft.
- Air Ambulance Services -- detailed listings of aeromedical providers that
qualify their level of service. Who is their medical director? Are all of their
crews certified in flight medicine? Do they have Flight RN''s and Paramedics on
staff? Are they fully equipped for ACLS?
- Long-Range Executive Aircraft -- Long-range trips require a different standard
of qualification than a hop to the next state. The book offers a section that
qualifies individual aircraft and operators for this type of trip
You know that this information is important to you. Why not cover all of your
bases and keep a print book?
Questions? Please call 617-547-5811 or e-mail Francine Eladhari at
feladhari@aircharterguide.com.
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