Charter Options--GA to NC

[Gmanattack]

All--I'm looking for piston charter options for a flight from Georgia to NC. Whenever I search online, it seems all I get are jet companies. Any thoughts or recommendations?

 

[Possum]

https://www.augustaaviation.com/

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[FormerHangie]

Piston you say? That's getting a little scarce. CharterHub only lists 6 Golden Eagles for the entire US, and I don't know that you'll find anything less than that available.


Epps (PDK) has some PC-12s that they charter. Either that, or a King Air are going to be your lowest cost options, I suspect.

 

[NealRomeoGolf]

Call your local FBO.

 

[Cluemeister]

Crystal Air out of Chattanooga. Http://Crystalaironline.com

 

[bflynn]

Doesn’t netjet fly some pistons?

 

[Groundpounder]

Doesn’t netjet fly some pistons?

Nope.

I know of two barons in my area that are on 135's, but the majority of airplanes available for charter are turbine.

 

[weilke]

There must be substantial cost involved in listing on charterhub. None of the pistons I knew to be on 135 certificates was listed. Call the FBOs in the area, someone may have a Seneca or know a local one man outfit who does.

 

[Dave Theisen]

Quality Aviation has Barons. I think Lanier Flight Center at GVL still does as well

 

[JOhnH]

May I ask why you prefer piston charters?

 

[bflynn]

Nope.

I know of two barons in my area that are on 135's, but the majority of airplanes available for charter are turbine.

I was thinking of Jet Logistics. The lady who crashed at GSO some years ago was a member of our club.

Linear Air is one that I see, their images appear to have PA-28, Mooney and Cirrus airplanes in ASEL category. Might try search "air taxi" instead of charter.

 

[Fracpilot]

Doesn’t netjet fly some pistons?

We’ve never used pistons or turboprops in the NetJets fleet.

The only pistons I heard NetJets owned were the ones employees could rent about 12 years ago. That program went away in about 2008.


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