PRIVATE JET Charter aircraft in Los Angeles

Embraer Phenom: 4 Seats

Cessna Citation: 4 -8 Seats 

Learjet 45/75: 8-9 Seats

Hawker Jet: 6-10 Seats

Embraer Legacy: 8-13 Seats 

Falcon Jet: 8-14 Seats

Challenger Jet: 12-16 Seats

Gulfstream: 12-18 Seats 

Global Express: 12-18 Seats

Dassault Falcon: 12-18 Seats

MAIN Charter AIRPORTS in Los Angeles

Film, TV & Movie Aircraft Charter to / from:

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)

Hollywood Burbank Airport (BUR)

Ontario International Airport (ONT)

John Wayne Airport (SNA)

group Charter aircraft in Los Angeles

Dornier Jet: 32 Seats

Embraer 145: 50 Seats

CRJ Jet: 40-50 Seats

Fokker 100: 90-110 Seats

Boeing 737-800: 140-189 Seats / VIP 40-62 Seats

Boeing 767: 260 Seats / VIP 90-100 Seats

Boeing 777: 230-370 Seats / VIP 80-90 Seats

Boeing 787: 180-290 Seats

Airbus A320: 180 Seats

Airbus A321: 220 Seats / VIP 70-80 Seats

Incentive

Project Criteria

Qualified Spend

Program Guidelines

Additional Considerations

20-25% Tax Credit

Resident BTL: 20-25% (non-independent production) Non-Resident BTL: 20-25% (non-independent production) Minimum Spend: $1M (film/TV); $500K (mini-series/MOWs) Project Cap: $100M qualified spend Minimum Filming Days: 75% of principal photography

20% of qualified expenditures. Qualified expenditures include preproduction, production, and postproduction expenditures purchased and/or rented and used in the state of California.

Qualified production expenditures do not include development, marketing, publicity, or distribution costs.

Bonus: 5% uplift

• Filming outside LA 30 mile zone

• Music scoring/recording expenditures

• VFX expenditures (minimum spend required)

Annual Cap: $330M

Sunset Date: July 1, 2020

Screen Credit: Yes

CPA Audit: Yes

Carry Forward: 5 Years

Loan-out Registration: No

In-state tax liability required.

Principal photography in California must commence no later than 180 days after the Credit Allocation Letter is issued.

Applications are ranked within categories (TV project vs. other TV projects, indie project vs. other indie projects, etc.) based upon their "jobs ratio" score.

$115.5M (35% of annual budget) will be allocated for non-independent features each fiscal year.

$132M (40% of annual budget) will be allocated for new TV series, recurring TV, mini-series, pilots, and MOWs each fiscal year.