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Aztec Airways.

  • 4.6Google rating
  • 60Google ratings
  • Part 135Safety audited: Part 135 certificated
  • 9Aircraft tracked
  • KFLLHome base
  • 5Reviews on file · 3.4 from Google

Register standing · computed, live figures

Top 14%

fleet size on the register: 9 tracked aircraft, larger than 86% of 1640 US operators on the register.

1 of 6

charter classes flown: Turboprop.

Overview.

Aztec Airways is a private jet charter operator based in Fort Lauderdale with a home base at KFLL. The Bravo register tracks 9 aircraft in Aztec Airways's network, from FAA registry and public flight data. Operators fly under their own FAA Part 135 certificate and carry direct operational control of every flight.

In their words

Aztec Airways was formed in 1998, and is now certificated by the United States Federal Aviation Administration under FAR part 135 as an On-Demand/Commuter Scheduled US Air Carrier. We currently operate six aircraft, two (2) 2500 pound payload Beech 18 Cargo aircraft and five (5), nine-seat Piper Chieftain.

Company-supplied profile text.

Safety data sourced from ARGUS · WYVERN · IS-BAO · NBAA

Fleet capability.

Open in register

9 aircraft tracked

  • Turboprop · 9 · 100%

Nonstop reach from KFLL

About KFLL

The longest-legged type on this certificate is the Cessna 208B Grand Caravan, 820 nm published range at 184 kts cruise. That reach extends past the edges of this map, example nonstop legs shown from Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport.

  • Cessna 208B Grand Caravan · 820 nm range ring
  • Nonstop reach examples

Safety pedigree

FAA Part 135 · DOT on-demand air carrier.

Certificated for on-demand air charter under FAA Part 135, with direct operational control of every flight.

No third-party ARGUS or WYVERN rating on file for this operator.

Rating breakdown · Bravo sub-ratings

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From around the web

MC
5.0

Matt Cook · 4 months ago

Google

I highly recommend the fabulous team at Aztec Airways (and especially Miki!). They were very accommodating when our plans absolutely required it and got us to our destination right on time. This was my first time flying a private charter and it was a great experience, especially after a nightmarish evening spent in the Houston airport because of commercial delays. We even had a lost item and they were great in helping us locate it and get it back to us.

LP
5.0

Leloni Pardue · 5 months ago

Google

Aztec Airways is the Best! They make it easy flying to and from the Bahamas, especially Treasure!! The customer service is outstanding! I highly recommend!

MH
1.0

Mindy Hopper · 5 months ago

Google

I would strongly caution anyone considering booking with Aztec Airways. We booked a flight with them after our commercial airline canceled our original flight and rebooked us to Fort Lauderdale. When that replacement flight was later canceled, our travel plans changed and we contacted Aztec to see if there was any flexibility with our tickets. Aztec would not consider any options at all. They would not transfer the tickets, provide a credit for future use, or help us rebook for another day. In fact, the representatives immediately told us “no” before we could even finish explaining the situation or ask about possible alternatives. As a result, we lost the entire amount we paid for the flight. The customer service experience was extremely disappointing. The staff were unaccommodating, dismissive, and unwilling to work with us in any way despite the circumstances being outside of our control. Based on this experience, I would not recommend booking with Aztec Airways. Travelers should be aware that if ANYTHING changes with your travel plans, you may have no flexibility and risk losing the full cost of your ticket. There are plenty of options in Airlines. Choose one with better customer service and respect.

AS
5.0

Ashley Sutherland · 5 months ago

Google

I regularly fly with Aztec, and can’t recommend them enough. Given the exorbitant prices of commercial flights to and from the Bahamas, flying a scheduled or charter flight with Aztec isn’t that much more expensive and saves you a lot of time. Moreover, their ground crew, pilots and reservations team are always a pleasure to deal with, they go above and beyond to help whether it’s with last minute flights or oversized cargo, they genuinely try and do it with a smile. 10 out of 10!

ME
1.0

Michael Enders · 7 months ago

Google

Sorry to be the buzz-kill here but, while Aztec Airways may be fun to fly, they are a nightmare when it comes to resolving a baggage claim issue. Long story short, I flew Aztec from FLL to ELH on 9/11/25. On landing at ELH, the baggage guy from the FBO ran over my computer bag with both axles of the fully-loaded baggage cart. And, yes, as the ticket was purchased from Aztec Airways and I flew on their scheduled aircraft, they are responsible. Since then, more than four months now, Aztec has stone-walled me in trying to resolve this damage issue. In the months that I have spent, patiently trying to get this claim taken care of, I have communicated with no less than six Aztec employees with each one of them bouncing me to another one. There is no excuse for the shoddy treatment I have received in trying to get compensated for my ruined computer bag and damaged computer. We have a home in the Bahamas and regularly fly there from FLL. I will not fly Aztec Airways ever again.

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