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Old 12th March 2024 | 23:15
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Xeptu
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From: The Swan Downunder
Originally Posted by tail wheel
A rather ambiguous question.........



"who hire out a plane" - hire out to whom, an unrelated third party? And that third party pays an hourly rate or per seat price to use the aircraft or capacity in the aircraft? If so, air charter requiring an AOC.

Or do you mean your employer hires an aircraft which you fly as a company employee in order to carry the goods and staff only of your employer? If so, private operation.
Tailwheel has a point, I did not consider where the company who you work for doesn't own the aircraft. We don't cross hire or sub lease because of the insurance implications. The owner/policy holder must have and maintain operational control of the aircraft. It would require a significant change to our insurance policy and premiums and the hirer in the case of a company for their exclusive use will require their own insurance policy as well. Not something I would even consider but you should know that's an issue.
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