Get Clarity on Your Aircraft’s Path to Charter
Whether you're evaluating charter for an existing aircraft or planning a Part 135 startup from scratch, Blue Mountain Aviation Services can help you get a straight answer before you commit capital. Tell us about your aircraft, ownership structure, and goals, and we'll follow up to schedule a consultation.
A consultation with BMAS covers:
Charter feasibility and aircraft suitability
Part 135 certification pathway and timeline
FAR 119 leadership and staffing requirements
Capital and cash-flow planning
Common Questions
How long does certification take?
Timelines vary by aircraft, ownership structure, and staffing readiness — we'll give you a realistic estimate during your consultation, not a generic industry number.
Do I need my leadership team in place before contacting you?
No. Many clients reach out before they've identified a Director of Operations, Chief Pilot, or Director of Maintenance — BMAS can advise on staffing strategy, and can fill these FAR 119 roles on an interim basis while permanent hires are found.
Is this only for owners planning to launch a new operation?
No. BMAS also advises existing operators on compliance, aircraft-to-charter conversions, and Part 141/142 training certification.