Part 135
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Part 135 Certification Information
Resources on topics such as obtaining a new Part 135 certificate, adding aircraft to an existing certificate and eligible on-demand operations. Learn More.
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Operational Control
Resources and best practices information to assist operators in complying with FAA guidance on the operational control of aircraft by Part 135 certificate holders. Learn More.
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Part 135 Extended Operations (ETOPS)
Information on the ETOPS rule that is applicable when aircraft, at approved one-engine inoperative cruise speed, are more than 180 minutes flying time from an airport meeting the requirements of Part 135. Learn More.
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Air Charter Brokers
Information on the role air charter brokers play in arranging air transportation. Learn More.
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FAA Alerts and Notices
Review important FAA safety alerts and notices of interest to Part 135 operators. View Alerts.
Part 135 News
- FAA Rule Change Helps Part 135 Operators at Foreign and Military Airports
- January 16, 2012
Last week, the FAA issued a direct final rule that modifies the language in 14 CFR 135.225 to permit Part 135 operators that have been issued the C079 Operations Specification to operate at foreign and military airports with lower-than-standard weather minimums. This rule change brings the specific regulatory section into alignment with other sections of the regulations that currently permit lower than standard IFR operations at domestic civilian airports when authorized. NBAA has worked with the FAA to resolve differing interpretations of the rule over the last few years, but this change resolves the issue once-and-for-all in a manner acceptable to Part 135 operators. The rule change is effective on February 27, 2012. Learn more. - Webinar Navigates Complexities of Charter, Broker Regulations
- May 11, 2011
Given the complexities of the regulatory environment for charter companies and brokers, a small slip in business practices, even if unintentional, might generate a huge fine for charter brokers and operators. In a May 5 webinar, "Trends in Air Charter," by Mike Nichols, NBAA Vice President for Operations, Education and Economics, moderates a session with leading attorneys to discuss the do’s and don’ts. The interactive webinar has been recorded for playback and is now available on-demand. Learn more.
