The ACA has been the core of the Air Charter Industry from its very beginning, over 75 years ago, and forms the global air charter network.
We lead industry self-regulation, promote the best supply chain relationships and our members are accredited as experienced and trustworthy professionals. The ACA is the “go-to” source of industry information, proactively represents our members to government and regulators, provides expert guidance, support, training and organises unrivalled networking events.
Chartering an aircraft requires extensive knowledge to locate the most suitable, legal and cost effective solution. Clients recognise the value and security of booking and managing their air charter through ACA accredited members.
Air charter plays a key part in business and private travel, providing time critical transport with flexibility, local direct access, security and discretion.
Leading global trade body The Air Charter Association (The ACA) hosted its industry renowned Air Charter Excellence Awards on Thursday 13 November with 500 leading air charter professionals in attendance at the DoubleTree by Hilton Brighton Metropole. The Air Charter Excellence Awards is a standout event for the industry, bringing members and industry professionals together… Read more
Leading global trade body, The Air Charter Association (The ACA), is hosting its first Air Charter Regional Forum on 19 & 20 August 2025 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The Air Charter Regional Forum will be the third US industry event delivered by The ACA following successful roundtables in Colorado and Georgia, and will be hosted… Read more
The Air Charter Association hosted its 2025 internship training week in August at London Biggin Hill Airport, providing a fantastic opportunity for 15 young people aged 18-25 to access dedicated aviation training and experience practical onsite visits at one of Europe’s busiest business airports. The ACA is grateful to Bombardier, Castle Air, JETEX, London Biggin… Read more
The Air Charter Association NextGen Young Professionals’ event highlights the value of sustainability, networking and training Sustainability is the most important factor affecting the air charter industry in 2025, according to a survey conducted by leading global trade body, The Air Charter Association (The ACA) at its annual Young Professionals’ Networking Evening. Held at… Read more
Leading global trade body The Air Charter Association (The ACA) is promoting Fly Legal Day again on 21 January 2025 to continue to raise awareness of the dangers of illegal charter. The date marks the 6th anniversary of the air tragedy in which Premier League footballer Emiliano Sala and his pilot lost their lives, in… Read more
The Air Charter Association is focussed on the safety of the travelling public. We work tirelessly with regulatory authorities and governments to ensure that users of charter aircraft have information and support about how to fly legally with the highest standards of safety.
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