Safety & Standards
Before any booking, Omni verifies that the operating carrier holds a valid FAA Part 135 or Part 121 air carrier certificate, or the equivalent certificate from the appropriate foreign civil aviation authority, and carries appropriate insurance.
Our Process
Before booking, we verify that the operating carrier holds a valid FAA Part 135 or Part 121 air carrier certificate, or the equivalent certificate from the appropriate foreign civil aviation authority.
Before booking, we verify that the operating carrier carries appropriate insurance.
Our Position
Omni Aviation, LLC is an air charter broker, not a direct air carrier. All flights are operated by FAA-certificated Part 135 or Part 121 air carriers, or foreign air carriers holding equivalent authority, which exercise full operational control of charter flights.
We do not claim ratings or certifications we do not hold. Operator credentials are shared on request.
You can ask for the operator name and certificate before you confirm.
On the Day
Safety does not stop when a booking is confirmed.
The operator and crew decide whether and when it is safe to fly. We support that decision without pressure.
If an aircraft or crew becomes unavailable, we work to find a suitable alternative and tell you plainly.
Ask Us
The operator's name and certificate are available to you before you confirm.
Crew are provided by the operator, under the operator's training and duty rules.
Your advisor explains the options and any cost before anything is changed.
Begin
Ask us. We will share what we know, plainly.
