The Air Charter Association Announces a New Initiative to Combat Illegal Charters at a Vibrant ACE

More than 1,100 delegates attended to see 20 aircraft on the static display and 70 exhibitor booths.
Sept. 23, 2019
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Air Charter Expo (ACE19) - chairman of The Air Charter Association announces a new initiative to combat illegal charters at a vibrant ACE

Air Charter Expo (ACE19) took place at London Biggin Hill Airport on Sep. 17 and was the most successful of the ACE exhibitions so far. More than 1,100 delegates attended to see 20 aircraft on the static display and 70 exhibitor booths.  There was standing room only for panel discussions on The Future of Operating, The Future of Broking and the Keynote Session on Illegal Charters. 

Speaking during the opening session of the afternoon, Nick Weston, chairman of The Air Charter Association announced a joined-up initiative between a number of key industry bodies on illegal charters, a blight on the professional industry that the association represents.

Part of the initiative will be a ground awareness and education campaign designed to reduce the supply and demand for illegal flights. The concept is to target the customers and crews who may unwittingly be using or operating an illegal flight.  

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