Global Crossing Airlines

Global Crossing Airlines, known as GlobalX, is an airline based in Miami. It provides passenger and cargo charter flights. It also offers ACMI, which means an airline supplies the aircraft, crew, maintenance and insurance to another operator. The company says it is the number one choice for narrowbody ACMI and charters.

The airline flies the Airbus A320 family. It operates as a U.S. domestic and flag carrier under Part 121 rules, and as a supplemental airline. Its flights go to destinations across the United States, the Caribbean, Europe and Latin America.

GlobalX began commercial flying in August 2021 with two passenger aircraft. The about page says it now has 18 passenger aircraft and 4 cargo aircraft. It reports revenue of 160 million dollars in 2023. It aims to grow the fleet to 35 aircraft by the end of 2026.

The company says it has flown to 347 cities in 61 countries since it started. Its customers include the U.S. government, sports teams, casinos, tour operators and other airlines. This mix shows the range of charter work the airline handles.

Safety approvals are a main point on the website. GlobalX says it is IOSA certified by IATA. IOSA is an audit of an airline's operational management and control systems. The airline also holds TCO approvals for Europe and the United Kingdom. A TCO lets a non European airline operate under European Union safety rules.

The UK approval allows a non UK airline to run commercial flights from or within the United Kingdom. The company says these approvals show it meets international safety, security, operational and quality standards.

The website gives an overview of the fleet, services and certifications. Charter customers, cargo shippers and other airlines can use it to learn how the company works. It lists contact options for enquiries about ACMI and charter flights.