What Is FAA Part 135?
FAA Part 135 is a set of Federal Aviation Administration rules for certain commercial air carrier and commuter operations. In plain language, it is a regulatory framework that applies to an operator’s aviation operation. It is not a quality score, a medical-care assessment, or a guarantee about a particular trip.
What does Part 135 describe?
Part 135 covers requirements and oversight for qualifying commercial air carrier operations. An operator’s certificate and operating status are matters for the operator and the FAA to maintain and confirm.
Does Part 135 certify medical care?
No. The term describes an aviation regulatory framework; it does not by itself describe a crew’s medical capabilities, aircraft configuration, or suitability for a specific request. Those details should be discussed directly with the operator and the relevant care team.
How does BookMediFly discuss Part 135?
Participating operators submit documentation when they join the network. BookMediFly reviews documentation-based details and describes what was submitted and reviewed. BookMediFly does not certify, guarantee, endorse, rank, or operate operators.
What should I confirm before choosing an operator?
Confirm current operating authority, itinerary, timing, aircraft and crew details, pricing, payment terms, and other trip-specific questions directly with the operator. A listing or documentation review is not a promise about price, availability, safety outcomes, or medical suitability.