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CSI Aviation Services, which provides charter flights, has had an increase of 14 percent in bookings for so-called executive jets in the last 12 months, said Erica Morgan, the marketing coordinator.

The altitude of the planes at the time of the collision was unclear, but a normal approach would have been made at 1,200 feet, said Markus Buttikofer, general manager of Mac Dan Aviation, which provides charter, fuel and other services at Essex County Airport, New Jersey's second-busiest general aviation field.

Besides running scheduled services and government-contracted flights to most villages in the country, the airline also supports remote research stations, provides charter services for tourists and Greenland's energy and mineral-resource industries, and permits medivac during emergencies.

The Wentworth by the Sea Marina provides charters, day sails, harbor cruises and deep sea fishing charters.

But the government is providing charter flights for dependents who want to leave.

The unit may also provide charter service, link the company's main airline service to hard-to-reach international destinations or act as a corporate shuttle worldwide.

It currently operates 17 planes -- 15 Boeing 737's and two Boeing 757's -- providing charter air services for various sports teams and corporate clients.

The suit quotes a clause in state law that says that when when districts provide charter schools with space, "any such contract shall provide such services or facilities at cost".

For operators of planes 12,500 pounds and heavier who provide charter flights (which tend to have the widest variety of passengers), the T.S.A. already mandates training in security procedures.

But the city spends about $2,700 per student to provide charter schools with the space, according to a report from the city's Independent Budget Office that is quoted in the lawsuit.

Ms. Aral, along with 15 other agents providing charter flights to Cuba, filed a lawsuit in Miami against the State of Florida, challenging a new law requiring them to post a one-time $250,000 bond and disclose the names of clients in order to continue their business with Cuba.