Aircraft Club: Tax treatment of deadhead flights

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June 2020

Overview

A deadhead flight is a flight to reposition an aircraft after dropping off passengers or to pick up passengers with only crew on board.  This issue of the Aircraft Club newsletter discusses the federal income tax rules that apply to deadhead flights of company aircraft.

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