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Stratos Jet Charters, Inc. Explains the Value of Working with ACANA Members

Stratos Jet Charters works with ACANA to promote best practices and professionalism to air charter service providers.

2011-06-17
ORLANDO, FL, June 17, 2011 (Press-News.org) With the economic downturn still in effect, many air charter consumers are seeking low-cost options for private jet charter. Stratos Jet Charters, Inc., a worldwide air charter agency, warned private jet travelers today that some charter brokerages are offering reduced pricing on charter flights by engaging in unfair, deceptive business practices.

In a recent interview on air charter safety, Stratos Jet Charters' president and founder, Joel Thomas, spoke out against charter brokers that engage in illegal charter flight activity, highlighting the value of working with Air Charter Association of North America (ACANA) members. He says that unethical charter brokerages employ illegal charter operators and utilize unregistered aircraft.

ACANA, a non-profit organization, was founded by several, leading air charter service providers, who recognized the need for industry-wide best practices and self-regulation in the air charter industry. ACANA's mission is to enhance and foster the air charter industry by promoting best practices and professionalism, representing ACANA members' collective regulatory interests, and educating consumers about the benefits of private aviation.

Stratos Jet Charters, a long-standing member of ACANA, has been intimately involved in the organization's efforts to promote best practices and professionalism to other air charter service providers. Like Stratos Jets, ACANA places an emphasis on consumer education, and seeks to become the leading source of information on air charter safety.

"Basically, we want air charter consumers to understand why it is so important to work with ACANA members," Thomas explained. "Furthermore, we want air charter consumers to be able to identify the 'warning signs' of a deceptive, dishonest charter broker who may present aircraft that are not qualified to fly passengers under the FAR Part 135 regulations."
 
According to Thomas, who was elected president of ACANA in January, the need for a self-regulatory air charter organization is more important than ever, considering the escalating problem of charter brokers engaging in unfair business practices to undercut legitimate air carriers. Thomas explained that some charter brokers can offer significantly-reduced pricing by violating FAA regulations and skirting ACANA best practices.

Thomas warned consumers that charter brokers who engage in deceptive business practices do so at great risk to consumer safety. On the other hand, ACANA members take every precaution to ensure the safety and legality of every charter flight, regardless of any additional expense.

"When you work with a non-reputable charter broker, there is no guarantee that your aircraft is properly maintained or that your pilots have the necessary training or experience for your flight. Nor do you have the necessary liability coverage in place." Thomas said. "Not only does this pose significant risk to your safety, it harms the industry as a whole by fostering an environment where unsafe, unregulated charter brokerages can flourish."
 
As ACANA continues to grow, Stratos Jets aims to be a model of ACANA standards for other charter brokerages in the industry. In addition to persuading other charter brokerages and operators to adopt ACANA best practices, Stratos Jets implements these standards on each and every charter flight.

Thomas went on to say that as other operators and brokerages continue to adopt ACANA standards, both the future of the industry and the safety of consumers will improve as a whole.

Stratos Jet Charters provides air charter service for US-based businesses and individuals. They believe that their success has come from the relationships they have built through good experiences, not long-term contracts. It is the goal of their company to provide you with the exceptional service and attention to detail that earns the confidence of your repeat business. They provide air charter service that fits your schedule and can offer countless options to serve your needs. If you currently have an air charter service provider, please allow Stratos Jet Charters the opportunity to provide you with a competitive bid. They are sure that they can provide a level of service and convenience that will earn your repeat business.

Website: http://www.stratosjets.com


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[Press-News.org] Stratos Jet Charters, Inc. Explains the Value of Working with ACANA Members
Stratos Jet Charters works with ACANA to promote best practices and professionalism to air charter service providers.