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FAA proposes $350K fine over dozens of unauthorized passenger flights
Fox Business • • business
Key Points:
- The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has proposed a $351,000 fine against Creamer Pilot Services, operating as Jett Aircraft, for allegedly conducting unauthorized passenger flights.
- The FAA claims the company operated 31 unauthorized flights using three aircraft not listed on its Operations Specifications between October 2021 and July 2022.
- Additionally, Creamer Pilot Services is accused of conducting six flights outside the authorized geographic area on aircraft that were approved, occurring between April and November 2022.
- The FAA alleges all 37 violations were carried out knowingly, carelessly, and recklessly by the company.
- Jett Aircraft, founded in 2011 and operating under an FAA Part 135 certificate since 2018, emphasizes its commitment to exceptional customer service and operational excellence on its website.
