Flight Time’s fall gives wings to a new venture

Two former charter representatives from now-defunct Flight Time have risen from the ashes of their former jobs to found a new charter-brokering business.

By Mark Phelps

May 5, 2008

Two former charter representatives from now-defunct Flight Time have risen from the ashes of their former jobs to found a new charter-brokering business. Executive Charter Services, with offices in Boston, can trace its beginnings to the very day Flight Time closed its doors and declared Chapter 7 bankruptcy, leaving the charter industry shocked and, in many cases, out a lot of money in unpaid accounts receivable.

Brian Carr and Kevin Godlewski admit they were low on the totem pole at Flight Time, but they said they had established close relationships with 70 to 80 of Flight Time’s regular charter passengers and a number of charter operators. Carr told AIN, “On Friday morning, June 28, Kevin and I got the news that Flight Time was out of business and we had no jobs. That evening we discussed plans about forming a business of our own. We spent the weekend contacting attorneys and our customers, who all assured us that they had no arguments with the employees of Flight Time. They said we had always provided top service.”

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