✈️ FAA Withdraws Proposed Aery Fine; 82 Flights Recorded Over Three Weeks
On September 25, 2026, Aviation International News reported that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) had withdrawn a proposed $15.7 million civil penalty against Aery Aviation. The decision concerns the proposed penalty; separately, Aery Aviation continued to conduct business aircraft flights. Avi-Go data show that, by operator name, Aery Aviation completed 82 business aircraft flights from September 7 through September 27, 2026, with each flight representing one complete flight segment. The withdrawal of the fine and the flight records reflect a regulatory decision and actual operations, respectively. Counterparties reviewing the operator should distinguish between the two.
Impact: Withdrawal of the proposed penalty changes the penalty information relevant to transactions involving Aery Aviation, but the 82 flights indicate only its operating activity during the reporting window. For counterparties considering charter or other business arrangements with the operator, the penalty decision and flight records should be assessed separately; neither substitutes for a review of its operating certificate.
Recommendation: Parties working with Aery Aviation can file the report that the FAA withdrew the proposed fine on September 25, 2026, separately from the record of 82 flights from September 7 through September 27, 2026. When entering the transaction process, they should independently verify the operating certificate and applicable authorization documents, rather than treating the penalty withdrawal as the outcome of a certificate review.