A new coalition called the Air Charter Safety Alliance (ACSA) says that while the overwhelming majority of on-demand charter flights comply with national and international safety standards, there have been instances of unauthorized aircraft operators actively avoiding aviation authority oversight by operating illegal flights, placing at risk the safety of passengers and hurting the economic health of approved charter operators.
Business Aviation Groups Form Alliance to Push Back on Illegal Charters
Key Takeaways:
- A new global coalition, the Air Charter Safety Alliance (ACSA), has formed to combat illegal charter flights that evade safety oversight, endangering passengers and harming authorized operators.
- ACSA plans to consolidate best practices from various aviation associations, launch an online platform, and initiate an educational campaign to raise awareness about the dangers of illegal charter operations.
- The coalition comprises numerous major international aviation groups, aiming for a unified global effort to eliminate this pervasive problem and promote safety within the on-demand charter sector.
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