Talk to Our Pendleton Charter Desk

What Happens When You Call

Most calls open with a few quick questions about the route: which airports you are leaving from and flying into, the travel dates, how many people are coming and how much luggage they carry. Those answers decide the aircraft class, from turboprop charter for short regional hops to heavy jet charter for long range, and tell us whether an empty leg happens to line up with your plans. Your quote is all-inclusive and priced point to point, so a one-way flight is never billed as a round trip. Last-minute and time-sensitive trips are welcome around the clock, so mention timing early in the conversation.

We have been arranging charters for 5 years, and every flight we book is operated by an FAA-certified Part 135 air carrier. That certificate is why it matters who flies you. Part 135 operators are held to FAA rules on pilot training and checkrides, crew duty and rest limits, and aircraft maintenance that go beyond private Part 91 flying. We name the operator and aircraft on your quote before you commit. There is nothing to join, no hidden costs and no long-term commitment.