We have an incredibly safe air transportation system in the United States, but owning and operating an aircraft is not cheap. Add to this mix the general public’s high confidence in this system contrasted with the desire to pay the lowest possible price for such flights, and conditions have become ripe for a significant increase in operations that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) considers to be illegal charter in nature — and the FAA has been responding accordingly.

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