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Charter operators and airlines

1,798 companies hold an FAA certificate to carry passengers or cargo for hire: a charter and air-taxi certificate (Part 135), an airline certificate (Part 121), or both. Together they list 11,479 aircraft. Click a name for the certificate's aircraft, the company's base, its callsign and what is in the air right now. The 90 carriers the Department of Transportation has certificated for scheduled or charter service are marked with their authority.

12 operators
OperatorCertificateBaseCallsignAircraft on the certificateDOT authority
Mountain Air Cargo, Inc. website
Mountain Air Cargo is an express cargo carrier operating over 75 aircraft on feeder routes for FedEx across the eastern United States and Caribbean.
Parts 121 and 135Denver, NCMTN Mountain51Interstate charter passenger, Foreign charter passenger
Wrangell Mountain Air INC website
Wrangell Mountain Air operates flightseeing tours, scheduled air service, backcountry drop-offs, and charter flights in and around Wrangell-St.
Part 135Palmer, AK7
Mountain Air Medical, LLC.Part 135Palm City, FL *5
Mountain Air Helicopters, Inc.Part 135Dover, DE3
Scenic Mountain Air, Inc website
Scenic Mountain Air is a float plane charter operator based on Trail Lake in Moose Pass, Alaska.
Part 135Moose Pass, AK3
Bald Mountain Air Service, Inc website
Bald Mountain Air Service operates fly-in brown bear photo safari tours to Katmai National Park and provides specialized Arctic aviation services from bases in Homer, Anchorage, and Prudhoe Bay, Alaska.
Part 135Homer, AK2
Hawk Mountain Air LLCPart 135Palmer, AK *2
Sheep Mountain Air LLCPart 135Sutton, AK2
Bear Mountain Air LLCPart 135Summerfield, NC *1
Goat Mountain Air websitePart 135Girdwood, AK1
Mountain Air Charter LLC website
Mountain Air Charter operates a Citation CJ3 twin-engine jet based at Dallas Love Field.
Part 135Dallas, TX1
Mountain Air Spray Company INC. websitePart 135Craig, CO1

Sources: the FAA's list of Part 135 and 121 certificate holders and the aircraft on each certificate (as of October 9, 2026), and the Department of Transportation's certificated air carriers list (as of October 9, 2026). The base is where the company registers its own aircraft, or the address the DOT lists; marked * when it is only where most of the aircraft on the certificate are registered, which for a management company can be scattered. A callsign marked "heard" was worked out from what the receiver network heard the certificate's aircraft broadcast in the last 30 days, not from a list. Contact people named in the sources are not shown, the site's policy at this time.