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RegulatoryOct 22, 2026

FAA Proposes Fines for Arkansas Charter Operator

By PRBAA News Desk

The FAA has proposed civil penalties against an Arkansas charter operator, alleging the company conducted passenger-carrying flights using aircraft not listed on its Operations Specifications.

The FAA has proposed a $351,000 civil penalty against Fayetteville, Arkansas-based Creamer Pilot Services, operating as Jett Aircraft, for allegedly conducting 37 unauthorized passenger-carrying flights between October 2021 and November 2022 using aircraft not listed on its Operations Specifications. The company says it will appeal the proposed fine.

Why it matters: This enforcement action serves as a reminder of the strict regulatory compliance required for Part 135 operations, which is highly relevant to business aviation operators in the Caribbean.

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