Air Charter Scotland Achieves 98% Dispatch Reliability on Wick-Aberdeen Route

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Air Charter Scotland Achieves 98% Dispatch Reliability on Wick-Aberdeen Route

Air Charter Scotland has successfully completed four months of operations on the Wick-Aberdeen-Wick route, achieving an impressive 98% dispatch reliability with its 18-seat Jetstream J32 aircraft. As the summer season begins, minor adjustments have been made to the timetable to better accommodate commuters, including those in the oil and gas sector, as well as weekend leisure travelers.

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BBGA Celebrates 50 Years at Annual Conference and AGM in London

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BBGA Celebrates 50 Years at Annual Conference and AGM in London

The British Business and General Aviation Association (BBGA) will host its annual conference and AGM on March 12 in London. This dynamic sector has grown and evolved significantly over 50 years since BBGA was established, originally as the General Aviation Manufacturers’ and Traders’ Association (GAMTA) by Danny Forman.

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Air Charter Scotland Adds Two New Embraer Praetor 600s for Charter

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Air Charter Scotland Adds Two New Embraer Praetor 600s for Charter

Air Charter Scotland Ltd (ACSL) has ushered in the New Year with additional charter capacity in the shape of two brand new, super mid-size Embraer Praetor 600 business jets. G-MCEN is positioned out of London Luton Airport (EGGW) at Signature Flight Support’s FBO, while G-GDAB’s main base is at Liverpool John Lennon Airport (EGGP). With a range of 4,000nm (7,408km), the Praetor 600 is capable of operating direct flights from London to New York in 7.5 hours and London to Dubai in 6.5 hours.

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Air Charter Scotland Highlights Expanded EASA CAMO Approval

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Air Charter Scotland Highlights Expanded EASA CAMO Approval

Air Charter Scotland Ltd (ACSL) and its Malta based European subsidiary Air Charter Scotland Europe Ltd (ACSE), are pleased to be able to offer full Continuing Airworthiness Management Organization (CAMO) services both in the UK and Europe, following regulatory approval from the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and Europe’s EASA. The accreditation is a culmination of 18 months’ work started just before the UK’s departure from the EU.

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