Question 1

Where can you operate?

Accepted Answer

Worldwide. We regularly fly North America, Latin America, Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia Pacific, including Atlantic and Pacific oceanic crossings.

Question 2

How far ahead do overflight permits need to be arranged?

Accepted Answer

It depends entirely on the states involved. Some issue within a day, others need a week or more, and that lead time usually drives the departure date more than the aircraft does.

Question 3

Do you fly into difficult or remote airfields?

Accepted Answer

Yes, subject to a performance and handling review of the specific field, aircraft weight and available services.

Question 4

How do oceanic crossings work?

Accepted Answer

Atlantic and Pacific crossings are planned around aircraft range, ETOPS status, weather windows and alternates, with tech stops chosen to keep the movement efficient without stretching the aircraft or crew.

Question 5

Which region is fastest to launch in?

Accepted Answer

North American domestic movements are usually the quickest because there are no border formalities on a domestic leg. International movements add customs, eAPIS and permit lead times that vary by state.

Question 6

Do you handle US border formalities for international arrivals?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We are bonded with US Customs and Border Protection and file import entries, Landing Rights and eAPIS directly for N-registered aircraft arriving from any region.

Question 7

Can you support movements entirely outside the US?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Many movements never touch the US. We plan and fly movements between Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Latin America and Asia Pacific, with permits arranged state by state along the route.

Where we fly

North America

Latin America

Europe

Asia Pacific

Africa

Middle East

Transatlantic

Transpacific

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