Monica Bueno · 2 years ago
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Sky Quest is a private jet charter operator based in Windsor Locks, CT. Operators fly under their own FAA Part 135 certificate and carry direct operational control of every flight.
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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.
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Zachary Pacheco · 2 years ago
I’ve enjoyed the 2 years I’ve worked for this company. They seem to genuinely care for their employees.
Sara Bueno Estrada · 2 years ago
Bad management, bad communication skills.
min X · 3 years ago
Great business
Curran McGuckin · 7 years ago
They bid an ADS-B install job for the wrong unit then tried to come back with a bill at 12x more. Yes, you read that correctly, 12x more. Do yourself a favor and get your estimate in writing. I thought something was wrong when the airplane wasn’t ready the day promised. I called and asked if they encountered a problem and they assured me it would be ready the next day, surprise, it wasn’t - 2 days late and 12x the initial quote.. I called the manufacturer’s support line and was assured the unit could be installed and configured easily within 3 hours. In a Van’s Owners Forum, one individual reported an install in as low as 45 minutes. Do yourself a favor and go elsewhere. They had a lot of opportunities to do the right thing - e.g. realize it’s not the unit quoted before the install or during any of my calls questioning the timeline; but they waited til it was done and hoped I wouldn’t notice? I brought it to Chad’s attention and he was very hostile and unprofessional about it. Now they don’t want to rip me off, I mean, “do business” with me anymore. Sounds good - not a problem, Chad! 😉