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great, another charter broker with overworked underpaid pilots.
Overworked, possibly. Underpaid, I am not sure how you arrive at that conclusion. Charter broker? That is an interesting spin on the Wheels Up concept. Show me another broker that owns 20 + airplanes and growing. It is not the premier job in the country, but it has put over 100 out of work pilots to work in the last 12 months.
How many jets do they now have? I'm starting to see some XL's running around in the blue And white colors
last i read(today)....they dont have an air carrier certificate. that means charter broker
So Flexjet is a charter broker also?? They don't have a air carrier certificate either......
last i read(today)....they dont have an air carrier certificate. that means charter broker
So Flexjet is a charter broker also?? They don't have a air carrier certificate either......
No, Flexjet operates under part 91K fractional mgmt specs. Flex doesn't have a air carrier certificate but their very close friend Jet Solutions (another DAC company) does.
It looks like the WU operation uses multiple operators and their certificates, that makes them more like a broker.
DAC didn't buy JetSolutions, btw. But this is a moot point since Flexjet will have its own certificate or at least will share Flight Options' certificate.
What is the hourly rate for an excel at wheels up? They show the king air at 3950.
What the pay at wheels up for ca and fo?