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Why Jet Charter is High‑Risk
Private jet and air charter businesses are widely classified as high‑risk because transactions are large, often card‑not‑present, subject to last‑minute changes, and heavily regulated. Traditional banks either decline these accounts or approve them with low limits, restrictive terms, and frequent holds.
High‑Ticket, Time‑Sensitive Payments
Single flights can range from tens of thousands to over $100,000, drawing intense scrutiny from issuers and acquirers.
Short booking windows mean payments must clear quickly so trips are confirmed without manual delays.
Single flights can range from tens of thousands to over $100,000, drawing intense scrutiny from issuers and acquirers.
Short booking windows mean payments must clear quickly so trips are confirmed without manual delays.
CNP Transactions & Cancellations
Most bookings are online or by phone, making card‑not‑present fraud and disputes more likely than in‑person payments.
High cancellation rates and strict change policies drive friendly‑fraud chargebacks when clients try to bypass terms.
Most bookings are online or by phone, making card‑not‑present fraud and disputes more likely than in‑person payments.
High cancellation rates and strict change policies drive friendly‑fraud chargebacks when clients try to bypass terms.
Regulatory & AML Expectations
Charter operators must comply with aviation safety, licensing, and AML rules across multiple jurisdictions.
Banks expect clear documentation, screening, and monitoring when large, cross‑border payments are involved.
Charter operators must comply with aviation safety, licensing, and AML rules across multiple jurisdictions.
Banks expect clear documentation, screening, and monitoring when large, cross‑border payments are involved.
If your jet charter company is hitting limits or facing processor pushback, contact CARDZ3N to explore a dedicated high‑risk aviation merchant account.
