Charter & Fractional
Private Jets Drive Air Charter Service Revenue Growth
The company also increased bookings for helicopters and group charter flights
Air Charter Service chair Chris Leach
Air Charter Service chair Chris Leach said investments in technology have paid off with growing flight booking revenues.

Revenues at UK-based flight broker Air Charter Service (ACS) grew by 10.3% last year to  $1.34 billion, with its private jet income seeing gains of 19.1%. According to ACS, charter bookings and revenues increased in all the sectors it supports: private aviation, group travel, cargo, leasing, and time-critical services.

It said that some of the private jet growth was due to the expansion of its jet card program, as well as a 44% increase in helicopter bookings.