Aircraft ferry questions, answered clearly.
Review common questions about ferry quotes, aircraft status, insurance requirements, documentation, mission review, and AFS service boundaries.
Does AFS provide charter or passenger transportation?
No. AFS does not provide passenger transportation, public charter, air taxi, scheduled service, common carriage, or cargo carriage.
How is a ferry quote determined?
AFS reviews the aircraft, route, timing, aircraft status, insurance requirements, pilot qualification fit, documentation, weather, permits, and logistics.
Do I need all documents before requesting a quote?
No. Submit what you have. AFS can identify what is still needed before the mission can be reviewed or quoted.
Can AFS review international or cross-border missions?
Yes, case by case. Cross-border and international missions may require additional review for customs, permits, insurance territory, documentation, handling, and route feasibility.
Can AFS move an aircraft that needs maintenance?
Possibly, subject to review. Aircraft status, maintenance input, known discrepancies, insurance limitations, permits, and operational feasibility must be evaluated.
Important Service Boundary
AFS does not provide passenger transportation, public charter, air taxi, scheduled service, common carriage, cargo carriage, airline service, travel booking, cargo shipping, flight school services, insurance brokerage, legal services, maintenance services, maintenance signoffs, or airworthiness approvals. Services are quote-based and subject to mission review. The pilot in command retains final authority and responsibility for flight safety and operational decisions.
Still have questions?
Submit a quote request or contact AFS with the aircraft and mission details you have.