Charter & Fractional
New Organization Formed To Represent Charter Industry
USPAA expects to play ‘vital’ role in shaping industry standards
USPAA members meet with Cruz
USPAA officials recently met with Sen. Ted Cruz, ranking member on the Senate Commerce, Science & Transportation Committee (fourth from left), to discuss the interests of private Part 135 air charter operators. (Photo:USPAA)

A new voice for the charter market has launched with the formation of the U.S. Private Aviation Association (USPAA). A national membership organization devoted exclusively to the Part 135 private air charter industry, USPAA expects to play a vital role in representing the interests of U.S. charter air operators.

“USPAA aims to elevate industry standards, foster cooperation, and drive progress as a dedicated voice for Part 135 private air charter operators,” said USPAA chairman Dann Standard of Bravo Air in Augusta, Georgia. “It is our priority that we advocate for fair regulations and policies that promote safety, growth, and innovation in our industry.”