Draft:Global Charter
Private jet brokerage based in London
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Global Charter is a privately owned international private jet brokerage headquartered in London, with additional offices in Miami Beach, Beverly Hills, Toronto, and Dubai. The company arranges on-demand private jet charter, group air charter, cargo charter, helicopter charter, and yacht charter for private and corporate clients. It is a member of the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) and the Air Charter Association (ACA).
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Operations
Global Charter operates as a broker rather than an aircraft operator, sourcing aircraft from third-party operators on behalf of clients. The company states it has access to more than 15,000 aircraft worldwide and provides clients with a dedicated account manager and round-the-clock operational support. Prior to engagement, operators are required to meet independent third-party safety and maintenance audit standards.
UAE Airspace Crisis (2026)
In March 2026, airspace over the United Arab Emirates was closed amid escalating regional conflict involving Iran, Israel, and the United States, causing widespread disruption to commercial and private aviation across the Gulf region. Global Charter was among the first brokers to coordinate private charter flights out of Dubai following the lifting of airspace restrictions.[1]
The Financial Times reported that stranded travellers sought private jet charter as a means of returning to Europe during the disruption.[2] Arabian Business published an account of one of the first private jet flights to depart Dubai once airspace reopened[3] and in a separate report noted a significant surge in first-time private jet users attributable to the Gulf flight disruptions.[4] The Arabian Gulf Business Insight (AGBI) reported that Gulf private jet operators saw charter prices approximately double during the crisis.[5] The Economic Times reported on the broader disruption to Gulf aviation during the period.[6] Yahoo News similarly reported on surging demand for private jets among travellers seeking to leave the Gulf region.[7]
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Media Coverage
Global Charter has been cited in a range of international publications in connection with private aviation trends, luxury travel, and corporate charter activity. Coverage has appeared in the following publications:
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