Sacramento Air Charter ensures that pilots are current, qualified and trained for your airplane
Pilot personnel are trained and qualified by FAA-certified training facilities
Within each 12-month cycle, pilots attend recurrent training in your specific airplane make and model
Pilots plan each flight with full and careful consideration of current weather, routing and fuel
Safety being the first priority, all flights are conducted in accordance with IFR (Instrument Flight Rules)
Sacramento Air Charter manages all maintenance of the aircraft
Maintenance work is performed and documented professionally, accurately and timely
FAA airworthiness directives and manufacture’s service bulletins are tracked and fulfilled
Refurbishment is scheduled and arranged as needed and directed by you, the owner
Cleaning and detailing are maintained at a standard of excellence
Oversight of security is provided
The Sacramento Air Charter team is ready to assist with all details of a trip
Airplane owners need only notify the Charter Coordinator of the date, time, destination and passengers for a trip
Amenities and stores are stocked for each flight
With advance request, the Coordinator will provide concierge services; help with arranging rental cars or drivers, catering or other special requests
To preclude any delay, TSA requirements are confidentially handled prior to the travel date
Flight plans are filed, the airplane is fueled, in position and ready prior to the expected departure time
Flight planning is conducted in accordance with IFR (Instrument Flight Rules)
Baggage and belongings are carefully handled
Sacramento Air Charter regularly provides financial data
Reported information is current and relevant
Fixed and variable costs of the airplane are itemized, including
Hangar
Airport fees
Fuel
Maintenance
Insurance
Crew training costs
Cleaning and upkeep
When an airplane is used for commercial charter operations, the revenue is itemized
Some aircraft owners choose to have Sacramento Air Charter market commercial flights on their airplane while it’s not otherwise in use
Creating revenue by employing an aircraft for Part 135 charter operations can help offset some fixed costs of ownership, as well as benefit the airplane mechanically
Fixed costs include items such as hangar, insurance, pilot training, maintenance
More hours flown in an airplane reduces the fixed cost per hour of operation
Regular use of an airplane helps maintain sound airworthiness
The standard of FAA oversight is more stringent for Part 135 (commercial charter) aircraft and crew
Sacramento Air Charter actively markets and promotes opportunities for an aircraft to earn revenue by,
Providing a graphic and descriptive presence on the Sacramento Air Charter website
Daily interaction with multiple highly-trafficked charter marketplaces for brokers and operators
Subscription to a private operator rating service which serves as a hub where charter brokers can confirm the aircraft and crew are FAA and insurance compliant, and is also a benchmark of assurance for discriminating clients
Please direct inquiries regarding aircraft management to the Director of Operations,
Kent Atkin, kent@sacaircharter.com, or call Kent at 916-716-0686