Holds an FAA charter and air-taxi certificate (Part 135) under the designator KBAA, overseen by the FAA office coded WP19. 25 aircraft are listed on the certificate, mostly G-IV-450. Most of the aircraft on its certificate are registered in Las Vegas, Nevada. Its aircraft have been heard flying under the code TIV (worked out from what the receiver network heard in the last 30 days, not from a list).
About Thrive Aviation from its own website, read October 13, 2026
Thrive Aviation is a Las Vegas-based private aviation company offering jet charter flights, aircraft management, fractional ownership, and jet card membership. The company manages a fleet of 30+ aircraft and operates from Las Vegas, serving over 1,000 global destinations.
Written by the site from the pages of flythrive.com on October 13, 2026; the company's own words and pictures stay on its site. Out of date or wrong? Tell us.
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In the air now from the volunteer receiver network
None of this operator's aircraft is in the air over the United States right now, as far as the network can hear. See them on the live map. Counted here: aircraft on the certificate, and anything flying under its callsign, which can include aircraft it operates for others. Aircraft whose owners asked the FAA not to be displayed are left out.
Where the aircraft are in the air, on the ground, parked, or not heard lately · refreshed every half minute
None in the air, 5 parked (last heard on the ground within 7 days), 9 not heard lately, 11 not heard since the site began listening.
On the mapIn the air (the arrow points the way it is heading)On the ground nowParked: last heard on the ground within 7 days, at that airport Click an aircraft for its tail number and details. Aircraft not heard for longer are in the table only.
Positions from the volunteer receiver network: an aircraft is "parked" when it was last heard on the ground within 7 days (it may have moved under a hangar roof or flown with the transponder off); "not heard" means nothing has been received since the date shown. Aircraft whose owners asked the FAA not to be displayed are left out.
Seen flying as TIV last 30 days · 14 aircraft
Aircraft the receiver network heard broadcasting this operator's callsign, since the site started keeping the record on 7 October 2026. Some belong to the certificate, some are owned by the company, and some may be flown for it under an agreement.
ValidFAA registration status code V: Valid registration. All codes
not heardnot heard since 18 October 2026, in the air then
Sources: the FAA's list of Part 135 and 121 certificate holders and the aircraft on each certificate, October 9, 2026; the FAA Civil Aviation Registry, October 30, 2026; the volunteer receiver network for what is in the air. An aircraft on a charter certificate is often owned by someone else and managed by the operator. Contact people named in the sources are not shown, the site's policy at this time. Is this your company?Claim or correct this listing: fix the base, add your website, send your own pictures. Add the "Listed on eFlight" badge to your website.
