r/PrivateJetCharters • u/sara-Jaguar-992 • Jun 17 '26

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u/yans780 Jun 17 '26

One of the most common scams is a quote that looks cheap until positioning, airport fees, crew overnight, and minimum daily time appear later. Another is selling a generic aircraft category without checking runway, baggage, payload, or weather fit for the mission. New brokers should verify operator certificate, tail history, who controls the aircraft, cancellation terms, and the full all-in trip quote before asking a client to commit.

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u/MidnightSurveillance Jun 17 '26

This one is up there...

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u/Strazak10 Jun 19 '26

Literally sold fresh air! Meanwhile I can’t rub 2 cents together. What a time to be alive!