Jet Air Adds New Citation Sovereign+ to Fleet
Jet Air has expanded its Part 135-certified charter fleet by adding its first Citation Sovereign+, according to ch-aviation research. The… Read More »
JetsPlus Adds First Citation Jet to Its Fleet
JetsPlus (JPL), based at Fresno Yosemite, has expanded its Part 135-certified fleet with the addition of its first Citation Jet…. Read More »
Presidential Aviation Ends Challenger Era
Presidential Aviation (PRD, Fort Lauderdale Executive) has officially ceased Bombardier Challenger charter operations following the retirement of its last Challenger… Read More »
Air Serbia Welcomes New Airbus A330-200 with EXPO 2027 Livery
Air Serbia has celebrated the arrival of its fourth Airbus A330-200, which touched down at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG)… Read More »
Inside Airline Leadership: What It Takes to Succeed
Leading an airline is no small feat—it requires a unique blend of industry know-how, business acumen, and personal resilience. A… Read More »
Boeing Predicts 2,800+ New Jets for Indian, South Asian Airlines
Boeing forecasts that airlines in India and South Asia will add 2,835 new jets over the next 20 years, a… Read More »
Boeing Delivers 45 Jets in January, Highest Since 2019
Boeing delivered 45 aircraft in January, marking its busiest month since 2019 and a significant jump from 30 deliveries in… Read More »
Bahrain Airport: Gateway to Manama’s Future
Bahrain International Airport, located on a small island north of Manama, stands as the Kingdom’s premier gateway, connecting Bahrain with… Read More »
Shrinking Cost Gap Challenges U.S. LCCs
In a rapidly evolving aviation market, the operating cost gap between network carriers and low-cost carriers (LCCs) is narrowing, particularly… Read More »
Encore Jet Adds Hawker 800XP to Its Fleet
Encore Jet, based at San Antonio International, has expanded its Part 135-certified fleet with the addition of its first Hawker… Read More »
Reliance Jets Launches Legacy 500 Charter Ops
Reliance Jets, based at Miami Opa-Locka, has taken a significant step forward in its expansion of charter services by launching… Read More »
GoodJET Retires Falcon 2000, Updates Fleet
GoodJET (United States of America) has recently ended its Dassault Aviation charter operations by retiring its sole Falcon 2000(LX) from… Read More »
Four Corners Aviation Retires Last Citation XLS
Four Corners Aviation (ULA) has officially ended its Cessna Citation charter operations following the retirement of its sole Citation XLS,… Read More »
Americas Air Traffic Soars: 2025 Growth Forecast
Air traffic across North America and Latin America is set to experience steady growth in 2025, driven by a surge… Read More »
Peru Sees 29% Increase in Visitors in 2024, Boosted by New Terminal
Peru welcomed 3.3 million visitor arrivals in 2024, marking a 29% year-on-year increase, thanks to growing interest in the country’s… Read More »
Boeing and Royal Jordanian Sign Service Agreements for 787 Fleet
At the MRO Middle East conference on February 10, 2025, Boeing and Royal Jordanian announced multiple service agreements designed to… Read More »
Former Emirates Crew Vlogger Sparks Investigation
A controversial YouTube vlog by former Emirates cabin crew member Amanda King has prompted an internal investigation at the airline,… Read More »
Rhode Island T.F. Green Airport Eyes Global Expansion Amid Rising Demand
Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport (PVD) is poised for a new chapter as it sets its sights on international… Read More »
Routes Americas 2025: Celebrating Connectivity
The Routes Americas 2025 Awards honor excellence in airport and destination marketing and spotlight the collaborative efforts driving global air… Read More »
MedJets Faces Wrongful Death Lawsuit Over Fatal Learjet Crash
MedJets, operating as Jet Rescue Air Ambulance, is facing a wrongful death lawsuit in Palm Beach County Circuit Court, Florida,… Read More »
Empyreal Jet No Longer Lists Part 135 Certified Aircraft
Empyreal Jet has removed all aircraft from its Part 135 certificate following the retirement of its last remaining jet, a… Read More »
Capital Jet Charter Retires Its Only Citation Sovereign Jet
Capital Jet Charter has officially retired its only executive jet, a Citation Sovereign, marking a shift in its fleet strategy…. Read More »
Norwegian Fined Over Pilot Rehiring Violations
Norwegian Group must pay DKK 3.3 million (USD 456,000) after an arbitration ruling found it breached a union agreement on… Read More »
New Terminal at Tobago’s TAB to Boost Caribbean Routes
The upcoming completion of a brand-new terminal at ANR Robinson International Airport (TAB) in Tobago is set to transform the… Read More »
Nigeria Revokes AOCs of Eastwind, Omni-Blu Over Violations
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has revoked the air operator’s certificates (AOCs) of Eastwind Aviation (Lagos) and Omni-Blu Aviation… Read More »
Skyside Expands Fleet with First Citation Jet 3+ in Austria
Skyside (SKV, Vienna) has expanded its fleet with the addition of its first Citation Jet 3+, OE-GCN (msn 525B-0696). The… Read More »