Charter & Fractional
NetJets Europe labor practices investigated
The French Ministry of Employment has launched an investigation into NetJets Europe flight crews at French airports, after an association of air charter op

The French Ministry of Employment has launched an investigation into NetJets Europe flight crews at French airports, after an association of air charter operators alleged the fractional ownership giant is breaking the country’s employment law.

As of November 15, these checks had not revealed any illegal activity, according to the country’s civil aviation authority, the DGAC. Scara, an association of 15 operators including several executive charter companies such as THS, Darta, Alsair and Atlantique Air Assistance, has accused NetJets of not employing French-based pilots under French contracts. The group alleges that French-based pilots commonly fly NetJets aircraft from and to domestic airports and maintains that because duty periods start and end at French airports, the pilots must be employed under French job contracts.

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