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Charter operator · United States

Jet Logistics

Charleston area Part 135 air carrier with 25 years of operations, flying air ambulance, donor organ, medical repatriation and government special mission flights, plus aircraft management. It was among the first 100 carriers worldwide to reach IS-BAO Stage 3 and has held US Department of Defense CARB approval since 2012.

Unclaimed profile · Claim itFAA Part 135 certificate ZP7A · ActiveCleared for Europe★ IS-BAO Stage III
Registered fleet
12 aircraft
Aircraft
Airliners, Midsize jets, Light jets and Turboprops
Seats
7
Built
1998 to 2003
Base
Johns Island
Fleet

The Jet Logistics fleet

12 aircraft listed on its FAA Part 135 air carrier certificate (ZP7A). 8 aircraft types, grouped by size. Open any registration for its details and specifications.

1airliner
ModelAircraftSeats
Shorts 360
Shorts
1–
ModelAircraftSeats
Hawker 800XP
Hawker Beechcraft
2up to 8
Learjet 45
Bombardier Learjet
2up to 9
Aircraft types

8 aircraft types

Representative photo of the Cessna Citation CJ3Light jetsModel photo2 aircraft

Cessna Citation CJ3

Cessna

A single-pilot Cessna light jet for 6 or 7, with a belted lavatory seat and up to 2,040 nm of range.

Representative photo of the Hawker 800XPMidsize jetsModel photo2 aircraft

Hawker 800XP

Hawker Beechcraft · Built 2003

A popular used midsize jet with an 8 seat, 551 cu ft cabin, a full galley and lavatory, and 2,470 nm of range.

Representative photo of the Learjet 45Midsize jetsModel photo2 aircraft

Learjet 45

Bombardier Learjet

Fast Learjet with two four-seat clubs, a belted lavatory seat and about 1,830 nm of range.

Representative photo of the Beechcraft King Air C90TurbopropsModel photo1 aircraft

Beechcraft King Air C90

Beechcraft

Efficient on short hops and able to use short or unpaved runways that jets cannot.

Representative photo of the Learjet 31Light jetsModel photo1 aircraft

Learjet 31

Learjet · Built 1998
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Active
ZP7A

FAA Part 135 air carrier certificate (ZP7A).

Legal name: Jet Logistics, Inc.

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    Licence
    FAA Part 135 certificate ZP7A · Active
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    Flies abroad under
    Cleared for Europe
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    Safety audits
    IS-BAO Stage III (International Standard for Business Aircraft Operations)
  • An FAA Part 135 certificate is the approval a company needs to fly on-demand charter for hire in the United States. Before issuing it, the FAA reviews the company's manuals, pilots, training, maintenance programme and every aircraft it adds, and its inspectors keep auditing the operation. An aircraft flown privately under Part 91 cannot legally be sold to you as a charter. Altivo Jets books flights only with licensed operators and names the operator on every quote. How we check operators.

Company

About Jet Logistics

Jet Logistics is an FAA Part 135 air carrier based at Charleston Executive Airport on Johns Island, South Carolina, with 25 years of flight programmes behind it. Most of its work is specialist flying for medical and government clients.

It flies critical care air ambulance and advanced life support medevac missions, donor organ and transplant team transport, global medical repatriation, casualty evacuation, special mission and VIP flights, and combined passenger and cargo work. Aircraft include Hawker 800XP and Citation CJ3 jets, Learjets and Shorts cargo aircraft, and it recently completed a 9,500 mile transatlantic air ambulance mission from Portugal. It also buys, leases, upfits and sells aircraft and provides maintenance and logistics support.

Jet Logistics earned IS-BAO Stage 3 registration in 2013, one of the first 100 air carriers in the world to do so, has held Department of Defense CARB approval since 2012 and is audited by CAMTS and NAAMTA for its medical clients.

Services

  • ✓Air ambulance
  • ✓Organ transport
  • ✓Medical repatriation
  • ✓Special mission flights
  • ✓Aircraft sales and upfit
Booking

How booking works with Altivo Jets

  1. 1
    Send your trip

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  2. 2
    We check availability

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  3. 3
    Choose your aircraft

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  4. 4
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Altivo Jets is an independent air charter broker. It does not own or operate aircraft and has no agreement with Jet Logistics. Every flight is operated by a properly licensed air carrier, which keeps operational control of the aircraft and is named on your quote.

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How many aircraft does Jet Logistics have?+

12: 2 Cessna Citation CJ3, 2 Cirrus Vision Jet SF50, 2 Hawker 800XP, 2 Learjet 45, 1 Beechcraft King Air C90, 1 Learjet 31, 1 Learjet 35 and 1 Shorts 360.

Is Jet Logistics licensed to fly charter?+

Yes. Jet Logistics holds an FAA Part 135 air carrier certificate (ZP7A).

Can Jet Logistics fly to Europe?+

Yes. Jet Logistics holds an EASA third country operator authorisation (USA-0043). EU and EEA states require it before an operator from outside Europe flies commercial flights there. Jet Logistics was on the EASA list dated 12 November 2026.

Does Jet Logistics hold safety ratings?+

IS-BAO Stage III.

Where is Jet Logistics based?+

Johns Island, South Carolina.

How many passengers can Jet Logistics fly?+

Up to 9 on its Learjet 45. Across the fleet, cabins seat 7 passengers.

How old is Jet Logistics' fleet?+

The aircraft were built between 1998 and 2003, 25 years old on average.

Is Altivo Jets part of Jet Logistics?+

No. Altivo Jets is an independent charter broker with no ownership or commercial link to Jet Logistics. Jet Logistics operates its own flights and keeps operational control of its aircraft.

Does Altivo Jets work with Jet Logistics?+

No. Altivo Jets has no agreement or partnership with Jet Logistics, and Jet Logistics has not reviewed this page. It is built from public records. Tell us your route and dates and we ask licensed operators that can fly the trip for availability and price. The operator is named on your quote before you confirm.

Sources

Where this comes from

Licence and registrations from the Federal Aviation Administration register. Aircraft details from public aircraft listings. Aircraft photos from Wikimedia Commons, credited on each photo; other photos show the model. Safety audits from public industry directories. How we check operators.

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