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Introduce your aviation business
TriStar accepts introductory information from certificated air carriers, charter brokers and travel agencies. Sending details starts a review; it does not create a partnership, supplier approval, volume commitment or payment obligation.
Who may introduce themselves
Information we can review
TriStar does not publish a partner count or imply a standing relationship before due diligence and written terms are complete.
Provide the legal operating name, authority and jurisdictions, fleet, bases, insurance contact and any independent audit status. Operational control always remains with the direct air carrier.
Describe the markets, missions or overflow requests you want to discuss. Client ownership, commercial terms and data handling must be agreed in writing for a specific relationship.
Explain the requested charter support and customer journey. No commission, service level, exclusivity or response time is assumed from an introduction.
Review standard
What happens before any work begins
Legal identity, operating authority and relevant contact details are checked for the proposed role and jurisdiction.
Aircraft, crew, insurance, airports and contract terms are reviewed for an actual trip rather than accepted as a blanket guarantee.
Commercial terms, responsibilities, data use and payment conditions exist only when they are agreed in writing by the relevant parties.
Get in touch
Send introductory details
Include enough information to identify the business and the type of discussion requested. Do not send passenger documents or sensitive client data through this form.
Good to know
Introduction questions
Does submitting this form make us a TriStar partner?
Does TriStar guarantee trip volume or payment terms?
What should an operator provide?
Who retains operational control?
Start with an accurate introduction
Send business details without client passenger data. The charter desk will decide whether a further review is relevant.