CharterSearch

CharterSearch is an air charter arrangement service. It helps groups find and book charter flights. It is not an airline. The site states that it does not own or operate any aircraft. The legal name of the business is New England Flight Watch, LLC, which trades as CharterSearch.

Every flight it arranges is flown by an air carrier approved under FAR Part 121 or FAR Part 135. These are the US rules for scheduled and on-demand operators. The carrier keeps full operational control of each flight at all times.

The company says it has worked in this field since 1987. It says it has arranged, scheduled and monitored more on-demand passenger flights for Division I college athletic programs than all other charter arrangement companies combined. Its clients also include corporations and political candidates.

The site says the president has more than 30 years in the aviation industry. He introduced flight tracking and weather software to give travelers better support. Dedicated flight coordinators watch each leg of a trip. Their job is to make sure passengers reach their destination on time.

CharterSearch offers a range of aircraft and scheduling options. It says its long ties with airlines and charter operators let it build custom travel programs. The company lists several support services. These include 24 hour operational and logistics help, on-site management, catering coordination and ground arrangements.

The company writes about a service promise it calls Above and Beyond. It says clear, honest and timely communication is key to smooth charter flights. Customers quoted on the site include college athletics staff and a charter airline partner. They praise the flight monitoring and the changes made during a season. A customer quoted on the site says the pricing is fair and that safety is the main goal.

The website explains how the company works and who runs it. A contact form lets visitors ask questions. The site says support staff are on standby 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to arrange programs and flights.