"air charter" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of renting a private aircraft for a specific flight or period of time. Example: The company CEO arranged for an air charter to fly to the business conference in Paris.
The court determined that such management programs amounted to "essentially air charter, not true aircraft ownership".
Air Partner, based in London, is one of the leading air charter brokers in the world.
A life jacket bearing the name of the air charter company, Era Aviation, was also found.
But it bans regularly scheduled and unscheduled airline passenger service, air taxi and air charter services.
In particular, he accused Mr. Rienas of hiring his son's air charter business to ferry authority officials.
Mr. Hill, also 49, is the president of Heritage Aviation, an air charter and aircraft maintenance and management company in Burlington.
And Air Charter Guide, the publisher of a major directory for the air-charter industry, did a survey in late October that found charter bookings were up significantly among many operators after Sept. 11.
He runs an air-charter business at Vero Beach Municipal Airport, which is adjacent to Dodgertown, appropriately.
One air-charter company, FlightTime Inc., of Waltham, Mass., says that it is planning to set up, sometime before the end of the year, a regularly scheduled daily shuttle service between White Plains and London on corporate jets.
I called the local air-charter service that used to perform beach landings with a Cessna 185, but a pilot there told me they had suspended off-runway landings "after we rolled that plane up into an itty-bitty ball".
Similarly, the air-charter business has never been busier, said Joseph Moeggenberg, president of Aviation Research Group/U.S. Inc., a Cincinnati company that advises companies and individuals on purchases of private jets.
