The world’s first privately developed, unmanned supersonic jet has broken Mach 1. Hermeus announced on Tuesday that it has successfully […]
Mach and Awe: Quarterhorse breaks cover
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Freight Expectations
When an airframe manufacturer quietly adds 52,000 square feet and six new hangar bays to a flight test facility, it’s […]
Before Business Aviation Bets the Cabin on Starlink, Read the Fine Print
On July 24, 2025, Starlink went dark for roughly 150 minutes; the flight time from Teterboro to Palm Beach. Reuters […]
GAMA's Q1 numbers tell a different story for every segment of the used market
New aircraft sales numbers for Q1 2026 are in and looking good, but whether it’s good for you depends entirely […]
The FAA just reminded Falcon 20 operators why old jets get expensive
A new FAA airworthiness directive effective May 29 requires Dassault Falcon 20 C5, D5, E5, and F5 operators to revise […]
New York moves to ban ADS-B landing fees
Another state has joined the chorus against ADS-B landing fees. A new bill has been introduced to the New York […]
Wheels Up Completes Global Brand Transition, Absorbing Air Partner Operations
Wheels Up and Air Partner used to be two distinct options for aircraft owners shopping for managed programs or leaseback […]
Mississippi No Longer Singing the Blues
Good news for operators traveling through Hattiesburg/Laurel Regional Airport (PIB) in Mississippi. Avflight Corporation announced on Wednesday that it has […]
6 Involvement Opportunities for Airline Pilots
Each airline is made up of volunteers and pilots who go above their regular line flying duties to assist in […]
Up in the Air, Down on Paper
Business aviation’s first quarter of 2026 clearly did not read the memo. Middle East tensions occupied the headlines from January […]
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