Air Charter Scotland Retires Final Citation Jet 1
Air Charter Scotland has officially retired its last Citation Jet 1, marking the end of an era for the UK-based… Read More »
Aero Dynamics Doubles PAC 750 XSTOL Fleet
Papua New Guinea’s charter operator, Aero Dynamics, has doubled its PAC 750 XSTOL fleet, adding a second aircraft to better… Read More »
FlyExclusive Expands with Challenger 350 Fleet Upgrade
FlyExclusive is advancing its fleet renewal strategy by replacing older aircraft with new Challenger 350 jets, aiming to boost operational… Read More »
Amjet Executive Sells Last Jet, Ends Operations
Amjet Executive, a private aviation company based in Athens, Greece, has completed the sale of its last remaining business jet,… Read More »
Union Aviation Adds Latvia’s First Challenger 604
Latvia’s Union Aviation has expanded its fleet with the addition of its first locally-registered Bombardier Challenger 604, marking a significant… Read More »
Jet Concierge Club Adds First UK Challenger 650
Jet Concierge Club has expanded its UK-based fleet with its first Challenger 650, further enhancing its premium charter and management… Read More »
FlyXcite Named Tenant for New Hamilton FBO Facility
FlyXcite, a U.S.-based private jet operator, has been named as the first tenant of a new fixed-base operator (FBO) facility… Read More »
Let’s Go Air Welcomes First Business Jet to Fleet
Let’s Go Air has officially enhanced its Part 135-certified fleet with the addition of its first business jet, a Premier… Read More »
Pegasus Elite Aviation Unveils First Bombardier Global 5000 with Starlink
Pegasus Elite Aviation has launched the world’s first Bombardier Global 5000 private jet equipped with Starlink Wi-Fi, marking a groundbreaking… Read More »
Honaker Aviation Welcomes Its First Citation Ultra
Honaker Aviation has officially expanded its fleet by introducing its first Citation Ultra, designated N83HA (msn 560-0487), under the Part… Read More »
DDA Classic Airlines’ DC-3 Saved from Retirement
DDA Classic Airlines’ beloved Douglas DC-3, PH-PBA, has been saved from retirement, allowing it to continue flying in the Netherlands… Read More »
Textron Aviation Strikers to Vote on New Contract Deal
Textron Aviation workers who have been striking since September are set to vote on an improved contract offer aimed at… Read More »
Paradox Jets Welcomes First Citation Jet 2+
Bulgaria’s Paradox Jets has officially expanded its fleet with the addition of its first Citation Jet 2+, marking a significant… Read More »
Bikini Jet Retires Its Sole Global 5000 Aircraft
Bikini Jet, based at Istanbul Atatürk Airport, has officially retired its only Bombardier Global 5000, as reported by ch-aviation research…. Read More »
FAA Approves New Category for eVTOL Aircraft
Top electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) developers are celebrating a major milestone as the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has… Read More »
Textron Aviation’s Q3 2024 Results Hit by Strike Impact
Textron Aviation’s third-quarter 2024 financial report reveals a significant impact from a recent four-week labor strike in Wichita, affecting production… Read More »
DAE Acquires 10 Next-Gen Narrow-Body Aircraft
Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) has solidified its position in the aviation sector by agreeing to acquire 10 narrow-body, next-generation aircraft… Read More »
Textron Workers Accept New Contract, Strike Ends
Textron Aviation workers in Wichita have ended their four-week strike after voting to accept an improved five-year contract. Represented by… Read More »
UK Air Passenger Duty Rises 50% for Private Jets
The UK’s revised Air Passenger Duty (APD) rules, revealed on October 30, 2024, introduce increased costs for both commercial and… Read More »
UK Begins Airspace Overhaul to Ease London Congestion
The UK Government has launched an ambitious plan to revolutionize British airspace, aiming to alleviate congestion in London’s busy skies,… Read More »
Embraer Aircraft Deliveries Soar 33% as Private Jets Lead
Embraer has announced a notable increase in its aircraft deliveries, reporting a 33% rise year-over-year in its latest quarterly results,… Read More »
NZ Jet Expands with First Jets for Charter Service
NZ Jet has officially expanded its operations by adding its first two jets to its Part 119 charter certificate at… Read More »
Abra Group Finalizes $1.25 Billion Refinancing Deal
Abra Group, the parent company of Avianca Airlines, GOL Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes, and Wamos Air, has successfully completed two significant… Read More »
Lilium Faces Bankruptcy as Subsidiaries Prepare to Fold
Lilium NV, the parent company of Germany’s Lilium (Oberpfaffenhofen) and Lilium eAircraft, is on the brink of bankruptcy, warning that… Read More »
Wheels Up Expands Fleet, Secures $330M Credit Facility
Wheels Up (WUP), based in Teterboro, New Jersey, has announced an ambitious fleet modernization strategy aimed at enhancing its service… Read More »
Chrono Aviation Faces Administration Amid Financial Struggles
Chrono Group, the Canadian aviation firm that operates charter airline Chrono Aviation, has entered administration as it struggles to meet… Read More »