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Listings are built from public FAA Part 135 data. USAviation.info is a directory, not a charter broker or operator, and does not verify availability or pricing.
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Common Part 135 aircraft
Each aircraft appears once even when the FAA uses multiple model strings for the same verified identity.
Citation Excel / XLS / XLS+ / Ascend81 operatorsKing Air B200 / B200GT81 operators
Stationair / Stationair 681 operatorsChallenger 300 / 350 / 3500 family78 operators
Challenger 600 / 601 / 604 / 605 / 65072 operatorsPA-18 Super Cub68 operators
Bell 206B JetRanger66 operators
Bell 40766 operators
Citation CJ366 operators
King Air 90 / C90 family65 operatorsChoose a state
See operators grouped by their FAA-listed city, with associated aircraft types.
What these results mean
FAA-listed models associated with the operator means the model appears in the imported FAA operator/model relationships. These exports do not establish individual aircraft registrations or fleet totals. USAviation.info does not provide charter availability, pricing, booking, or aircraft-location services. Contact the operator directly to confirm current aircraft availability and charter services.
City and state are shown only when supported by the imported FAA certificate-record addresses; unresolved locations are never guessed. Generic aircraft images are model references, not photographs of a particular operator's aircraft.
Source: FAA public Part 135 records.
Additional source: FAA Aircraft Registry.
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