Martinair Inc. - Aircraft Charter

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Martinair Inc. - Aircraft Charter

First Class Fleet - World Class Service! Offering Aircraft Charter, Management and Sales for over 39 years. Maintenance
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Providing first-class service and value with a sterling safety record. Discounted blocks of hours available and shares of partner owned aircraft. Buying, operating, and maintaining an aircraft is expensive and time consuming. At Martinair, we can help you reduce costs and save time by managing your aircraft for you. In fact, aircraft management and Aircraft Charter is our core business. We have a

solid track record in evaluating, purchasing, and maintaining aircraft for corporations and individuals. Here is just a sample of the expert support we provide:

Acquisition
We help you find the right aircraft to meet your travel needs and then guide you through the acquisition process. Martinair has purchased more than 33 aircraft in the past 21 years. We know aircraft and will watch out for your best interests. Flight Crews
We carefully screen and hire the best flight crews for our company. Our pilots are trained at either Flight Safety or SimuFlite on a biannual basis and are required to be part of our drug and alcohol-screening program. We go above and beyond FAA regulations making sure we are current and know every facet of the changing face of air travel. Martinair provides expert in-house maintenance. Most of our mechanics have over 20 years of turbine maintenance experience and regularly attend recurrent training on the aircraft they maintain. If an aircraft has to travel to an outside facility for additional maintenance, a Martinair mechanic accompanies the aircraft to oversee the work. Dispatch
Martinair provides a well staffed charter department with, 24-hour dispatch service. Our dispatchers are trained to take care of all the details from limousine reservations to special catering requests. Martinair’s advanced scheduling software receives information from FAA computers, allowing our dispatchers to track your aircraft on a minute-to-minute basis from take-off to touchdown. Charter
With a large book of charter customers developed over 21 years in the charter business, Martinair can put your aircraft to work producing charter revenue almost immediately. If the aircraft owner’s use rate is relatively low (under 200 hours), a significant reduction in operating cost can be realized. About 75% of our management fleet are also available for charter. View our aircraft available for charter. Interchange Agreement
If your aircraft is not available, Martinair will exchange hours on any of its other charter aircraft to meet your needs. Additionally, you can use one of our charter aircraft when it makes better economic sense given the length of trip or, perhaps, you need two aircraft on one day. Our management customers find the ability to trade hours is like owning a fleet of aircraft having only to pay the out of pocket operating costs, when using another aircraft from the fleet pool.

07/29/2024

Love having these Navy Trainers on the ramp!

07/28/2024

LOVE THIS SO MUCH!

Kid Posed With His Pilot Dad In An Airplane; Almost 30 Years Later They Re-created The Photo

07/01/2024

Even on the occasional vacation, Aviation finds us and makes for big smiles! Cape Charles - enjoy!

06/11/2024

Always a welcome sign to come home to...
Added bonus: When it's empty, that means
plenty of folks are out on charters!

05/09/2024

Y'all! Another aircraft arrived FULL of crated Puppies and Kittens saved from the ravages of the tornados and floods right now!
What a beautiful sight this was, watching those vans loaded to the top with all these babies headed out for their perfect somebody's lap!

04/18/2024

Offering Aircraft Charter, Management and Sales for over 30 years. Providing first-class service and

02/01/2024

Martinair was well represented!

12/13/2023

What an adorable, feel-good story for Richmond International Airport (RIC). Good folks are out there!

A stray cat is getting all the love at their long-term home after being found in the long-term parking lot of an airport.

10/06/2023

JUMP ON OUR WEBSITE, THEN CAREERS!

Offering Aircraft Charter, Management and Sales for over 30 years. Providing first-class service and

10/05/2023

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08/07/2023

Amazing fact! A single business aircraft can generate $2.5 million in economic benefit for an airport and its community! 🛩️

06/21/2023

Air Force T-38 Trainer on the ramp today! Where all the magic begins!!

05/16/2023

This! Just tell us where and when!

03/31/2023

Race weekend has officially started at the Aiport - Dale's team got the pole position! Three more teams rolled in before this got posted...

03/16/2023

The Wonderful folks at Jack and Jill School (1st thru 8th grade) toured our facility today and we're pretty sure we have at least one new future pilot in play! What a great group of children and teachers. Thanks to Rob Riggot for guiding the tour.

02/10/2023

Not our team but still funny!!

12/30/2022

Alec (puts the Martin in Martinair!) Kempe stopped by to see us today for the first time since he retired a few months back. Just a few of the crew were on hand but all were glad to see him! Always first class, and left us in good hands!

10/06/2022

Beautiful things happening on our ramp this morning!
Four SPCA Rescue Vans are meeting an aircraft full of every size dog and cat airlifted from the Florida disaster. Hearts full here!!

Offering Aircraft Charter, Management and Sales for over 30 years. Providing first-class service and

07/27/2022

Amazing!

On this day: 50 years ago, company test pilot Irv Burrows made the first flight of the McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle over Edwards Air Force Base, California (July 27, 1972). The legend of legends was born.

05/04/2022

Who dat?! Our shadow following us in landing at Richmond...pretty cool.

03/08/2022

02/14/2022

Here is a true sweetheart! Salute!

Elizabeth L. Gardner, age 22, WASP pilot, at the controls of a B-26 Marauder, during World War II. One of the first WASPs, she was a trained test and instructor pilot. After the War, she had a long career in aviation, both as a commercial pilot and as a much more dangerous test pilot. Part of her work was testing parachutes for aircraft (a parachute for the whole aircraft, not just the pilot). On both of the tests she did for this equipment, the aircraft parachute failed, forcing her to bail out. She died in 2011, at the age of 90.

During World War II, the Women’s Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) (the follow-on organization to the earlier Women’s Flying Training Detachment (WFTD) and the Women's Auxiliary Ferrying Squadron (WAFS)), towed aerial targets, ferried aircraft, and performed test flights, freeing men for combat duty. Just over 1,000 of these pioneering women flew over 60 million miles in all types of military aircraft. Thirty-eight of these women lost their lives in service to their country, and one, Gertrude Tompkins, disappeared while on a ferry mission, her fate still unknown.

Although performing a military mission, the WASPs were seen as civilians — they did not gain status as US Veterans until 1977.

01/24/2022

These Guys! Salute!

𝗧𝘂𝘀𝗸𝗲𝗴𝗲𝗲 𝗮𝗶𝗿𝗺𝗲𝗻 𝗮𝘁 𝗥𝗮𝗺𝗶𝘁𝗲𝗹𝗹𝗶, 𝗜𝘁𝗮𝗹𝘆, 𝗠𝗮𝗿𝗰𝗵 1945

01/20/2022

Little expensive to charter, but oh-so-cool!

01/17/2022

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12/06/2021

An Unsung Hero of WorldWar II

Jacqueline Cochran, (born on May 11, 1906) was the first woman pilot to break the sound barrier in 1953, setting more speed, distance and altitude records than any other pilot in history. Cochran set her famous record on May 18, 1953, when she flew a Canadair F-86 Sabre jet at an average speed of 652.337 mph, becoming the first woman to go "supersonic."

In addition to her many record-setting feats, the Florida native also the first woman to land and take off from an American built aircraft carrier across the Atlantic to support the British war effort prior to the United States entry into WWII.

Cochran served as wartime head of the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) during WWII (1943-44) where she supervised the training of hundreds of women pilots. Under her direction, the WASP pilots flew 60 million miles of operational flights and delivered over 12,000 aircraft of 78 different varieties over two years.

For her war efforts, she received the Distinguished Service Medal and the Distinguished Flying Cross. This true American hero died in 1980 at age 74.
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11/12/2021

Truth! Amazing progress!

08/05/2021

05/19/2021

FUELED AND READY TO GO!!
Time to catch up on lost time!
800-777-7401 - 24/7/365

05/10/2021

ANOTHER 20 YEAR ANNIVERSARY!
A BIG SHOUT OUT TO OUR CHIEF PILOT, ED SHEFFIELD!
Employee retention speaks volumes about our Company,
and we are delighted to add Ed to our 20 and 30 years plus, club!

Address

5733 Huntsman Road
Richmond, VA
23250

Website

http://flymartinair.com/

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