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Washington, DC, January XX, 2020 — The Air Charter Safety Foundation (acsf.aero) is pleased to welcome its newest member, Freespeed Aviation (freespeedaviation.com). The Santa Ana, California-based aviation firm joins ACSF’s roster of more than 220 member companies whose joint mission is to enable the highest levels of safety in personal, charter and business aviation.

“Freespeed Aviation, like so many of our rapidly growing ACSF members, has an ironclad commitment to safety.” said ACSF President Bryan Burns. “We’re grateful that our safety-focused mission, vision and programs are finding so much currency among hundreds of Part 91 and Part 135 operators.”

“Safety is the cornerstone of our business,” said Robert Martin, President of Freespeed Aviation. “Our unofficial motto is: ‘We won’t put you in an aircraft that we wouldn’t personally fly ourselves with our own families on board.

November 4, 2019
Imagine chartering a plane to your event destination. You get to choose the plane size, configuration, even food and beverage service. Picture your attendees’ excitement at this extra-special treatment.

He is the first aviator in California to earn this prestigious designation, going beyond proficiency and demonstrating advanced professional development, deeper knowledge of aircraft performance capabilities, and enhanced safety skills.

Freespeed Aviation serves as an agent in obtaining air charter services. The company sources its aircraft from 3 different charter operator platforms, utilizing a fleet of jets from qualified and carefully selected FAA and EASA Certified Air Carriers. This includes thousands of jets and turboprops that may not normally be based at your local airport, but can be made available for your special flight.

October 21, 2016
Rob Martin, the President of Freespeed Aviation, was recently awarded the FlightSafety Master Aviator achievement on the Gulfstream 550.

He is the first aviator in California to earn this prestigious designation, going beyond proficiency and demonstrating advanced professional development, deeper knowledge of aircraft performance capabilities, and enhanced safety skills.