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AirCharterBrokerAudit report: https://www.demo-jet-charter.example/

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5 of 8 checks need attention (2 high priority).

  • ✗ Observed: statement that the business is an air charter broker (high): No statement that the business acts as an air charter broker or agent was found.
  • ✗ Observed: "not a direct air carrier in operational control" wording (high): No "not a direct air carrier / not in operational control" wording found.
  • ✓ Observed: flights provided by a licensed or certificated direct air carrier (high): Wording that flights are operated by a licensed, certificated or Part 135 carrier is present.
  • ✗ Observed: "operational control" explained (medium): The term "operational control" does not appear.
  • ✓ Observed: Part 135 operator or certificate referenced (medium): Part 135 is referenced.
  • ✗ Observed: federal excise tax wording (low): No federal excise tax wording found.
  • ✓ Observed: third-party safety audit or rating mentioned (inventory) (low): Mentioned: ARGUS, Wyvern.
  • ✗ Observed: organization structured data (low): No Organization-type JSON-LD (types found: WebSite).

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Automated observations of the publicly served HTML of one page (text, links and structured data; content added later by JavaScript may not be seen). Relates to 14 CFR part 295 (air charter brokers), including § 295.23 (advertising, including internet web pages) and § 295.24 (disclosures before contracting); FAA rules on who may hold out and conduct charter flights (14 CFR parts 119 and 135) also apply. Not legal advice and not a compliance certification.

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