Private flights to the Caribbean Aircharter.com is responsible for thousands of trips to Caribbean destinations annually. With 30 years of private jet charter experience, Aircharter.com is your go-to destination for any private aircraft trips to any Caribbean island of your choosing. With many types of available aircraft from 4 passenger turboprops to large gulf streams capable of carrying 16 passengers in the ultimate luxury. Looking to transport a large group of passengers? Aircharter.com can also offer airliners with VIP configurations to make sure your entire group travels as comfortably as possible. The Caribbean is a very popular all year round destination due to constant sunny weather and beautiful beaches. Our customers tend to enjoy both summertime and wintertime travels to the Caribbean equally, with a noticeable decline during wall and spring seasons, as other destinations become more popular during these times. Private jet charter is the best way to travel with your group, avoid long lines at airports and TSA inspections, after a brief search of under 5 minutes for the entire aircraft’s passengers, you can be transported right to the entrance of your aircraft in mere minutes instead of the expected hours necessary at any large airport. At only a short flight from the US East Coast, Turks and Caicos Islands are home to vibrant underwater diversity that attracts divers and snorkelers from all over the world. The amazing uncrowded beaches, relaxing atmosphere and thrilling underwater gems are a perfect combination for a relaxing adventure. During your stay on the Turks and Caicos Islands, you can spend hours bird watching 170 species of exotic and rare birds, or take a tour of the sea conch farms and enjoy conch tasting, explore the natural beauty

Our Views On Safety   Air charter operators meet very stringent safety requirements set forth by the Federal Aviation Administration and other regulatory authorities worldwide. As a result, air charter is one of the safest forms of transportation available today. In fact, statistics indicate that it is safer to travel in a chartered aircraft than by automobile (Department of Transportation's Transportation Safety Information Report). Please refer to the information below for details describing the requirements and processes necessary to become a certified air charter operator. The following general guidance information has been prepared by the National Air Transportation Association as a Member service. FAA Certification Pursuant to the US Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs), if an entity is going to hold itself out to the public offering on-demand air charter or air taxi service, that entity must be licensed by the Federal Aviation Administration as an Air Carrier and meet the stringent operational, maintenance, and safety rules required thereof (foreign government bodies have very similar requirements to those of the US FAA). In addition, the operator must have been found fit, willing, and able to perform as an Air Carrier by the Department of Transportation (formerly by the Civil Aeronautics Board), and must hold an economic certificate of exemption. In order for an operator to be issued an Air Carrier Operation Certificate, the operator must develop and publish for use by its flight and ground personnel, an Operators Manual which addresses the requirements of the FARs. In addition, the operator must develop and have approved by the FAA an in-depth, comprehensive flight crew and cabin attendant training program. Both of these documents must be accepted and approved respectively by the FAA. Once this process is completed,