Company
The CRAFT Family
Founded in 2020 and based in Miami, CRAFT pairs an all-Challenger fleet with a warm, family-like standard of service.
Our Leadership
The Craft Story
One Challenger,
Then a fleet of them.
CRAFT started in 2020 in Miami with a single Challenger 300 and one belief: private aviation should feel personal, not transactional. Flight after flight, that belief earned the company its next aircraft, and then the one after that.
More than 45,000 flight hours later, CRAFT operates a streamlined all-Challenger fleet. Every cabin is fully renovated and equipped with Starlink internet, Live TV, and Apple TV, so the office, or the movie night, comes with you.
Track Record
Tens of thousands of hours.
A spotless record.
Since 2020, CRAFT has flown tens of thousands of hours and kept that record clean the whole way. It comes from standards we refuse to bend, audited and verified by the two most respected independent safety authorities in aviation.
CRAFT is ARGUS Platinum rated and Wyvern certified. Only a small fraction of charter operators worldwide hold the Platinum rating.
Our People
Character first.
People above all.
At CRAFT, we hire for character before anything else. We believe the personality and human quality of our people is what builds a healthy, functioning company, one where colleagues look out for one another. That care carries all the way through to how we treat the people we fly.
None of that comes at the expense of professionalism. Our team holds itself to the highest standards in the business. But we never forget that behind every flight, and every relationship, are real people who take genuine pride in getting it right.
Read Our Reviews →Maintenance
Our own hands,
on our own fleet.
CRAFT runs in-house maintenance at our Opa-locka home base. The same technicians see the same airframes week after week, so they know every nick and every scratch on every aircraft, because they logged it themselves. A contractor closes a squawk and moves on to the next customer's airplane. Our team lives with these cabins for years, and it shows in the condition they keep them in.
The same thinking runs through our cabin interior committee, where technicians, pilots, and leadership decide together what gets addressed, refreshed, or replaced. The people who maintain the aircraft, the people who fly it, and the people accountable for the experience all have a say. That is how the cabin you step into stays pristine.
