Chartair
Chartair - aerial image of Darwin [©Tourism NT Image Gallery]
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Alice Springs NT 0870
Australia
Chartair is a Territory owned company and has been operating from the Northern Territory for some 35 years. Chartair has aircraft based out of Darwin, Katherine, Borroloola, Tennant Creek, Alice Springs and Ngukurr.
Chartair operate a fleet of over 40 different aircraft with executive lounges in Darwin and Alice Springs. With their commitment to safety and maintenance of their fleet to the highest regulatory standards, Chartair are able to offer a complete, specialised service to suit your needs.
Explore the many vast and diverse locations of the Northern Territory with ease with Chartair.
Please note - All flights to all regions are quoted independently. The price is dependant on specific client requests and type of aircraft.
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