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Air charter services provider Hera Flight of Clearwater, Florida, has received FAA approval to conduct worldwide Class II operations. This certification enables private jet operators to conduct international flights over remote and oceanic airspace, which requires advanced navigation and communication technologies for safe operation beyond traditional radar coverage.
With this approval, Hera Flight can offer its clients expanded access to global destinations, providing seamless international travel options. “We are thrilled to achieve this certification, which underscores our unwavering commitment to safety,” said Hera Flight owner and COO Jonathan Hollar. “This approval enables us to meet the growing demand for international private jet travel, providing our passengers and jet card members with expanded access to more global destinations.”
Hera Flight said its continued investment in technology, crew training, and regulatory compliance strengthens the company's position as a leader in private aviation. The company provides a range of services, including aircraft charter, management, maintenance, jet card memberships, and aircraft sales.

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Hera Flight Secures FAA Class II Certification for Global Charter Flights  

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Hera Flight receives FAA certification for worldwide Class II operations, expanding its reach with advanced navigation technology and enhanced travel options.  

FAA Approves Hera Flight for Class II Global Operations

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