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Some quick googling suggests 'AirPooler' and 'FlyteNow' have both been disrupted by the FAA, FlyBlade and Bluestar Jets and Blackjet may or may not be doing som
by GFK_of_xmaspast 11y ago
Some quick googling suggests 'AirPooler' and 'FlyteNow' have both been disrupted by the FAA, FlyBlade and Bluestar Jets and Blackjet may or may not be doing something different to stay within the bounds of the law.
- greenyoda 11y agoStellar says they're "the world’s first commercial operations system for Part 135 business jet operators", which means their flights have commercially licensed pilots working for regulated carriers, not private pilots illegally carrying passengers for hire, like FlyteNow's pilots were. So it sounds legal.