Charter Flights: Freedom to Fly Your Way

Technical Definition
A charter flight is a non-scheduled air operation, meaning it is not part of our airline’s regular timetable. It is organised by third parties, usually travel agencies, companies, or private entities, who request an aircraft for a specific itinerary, with defined dates and destinations.

Commercial Definition
Charter flights are customised air services, contracted on demand by groups or organisations wishing to travel outside the conventional routes and schedules offered by commercial airlines.

The main advantage of a charter flight is flexibility to meet specific travel needs that are not covered by regular routes and schedules. This allows, for example, access to destinations with low commercial flight frequency, optimisation of travel time, avoidance of unnecessary overnight stays, and schedule adjustments according to your needs.

In short: With a charter flight, you can fly where and when you want, even if the destination is not part of regular routes.

Whatever your needs, it is possible to charter a TAAG aircraft and benefit from a tailor-made flight.
Group travel? Corporate or sporting events?
We provide full support.

Charter flight prices vary according to each client’s specific requirements, such as route, date, aircraft type, number of passengers, and requested services.

The best way to obtain an accurate quotation is by contacting our team directly.

Write to us: corporatesales@flytaag.com

We are ready to provide the ideal solution for your journey, with the attention and personalisation you deserve.

TAAG charter flights reflect the airline’s commitment to operational excellence, maintaining punctuality rates above 90%. In many cases, customised operations even exceed the airline’s overall average performance.

In the event of a technical issue with the aircraft scheduled for a charter flight, TAAG immediately activates all operational resources to resolve the situation with maximum efficiency and safety. Maintenance teams, backup aircraft, and full operational support are mobilised.

It is the confidence of flying with the experience of a major airline.

Passengers on special flights operated by TAAG are protected under Angolan legislation, particularly Law No. 24/15 of 30 September, which regulates civil aviation in Angola, as well as the Civil Air Transport Regulation.

In accordance with Law No. 24/15 and the Civil Air Transport Regulation (Chapter VII – Articles 45 to 50), passengers have clear rights in case of delays or cancellations, including:

• Immediate assistance: right to meals, communication (phone calls or emails), and, when necessary, accommodation.