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OneFlight pauses flights with $150 million in customer deposits at risk
OneFlight International, the Englewood, Colorado-based charter broker known for its BAJit jet card and celebrity marketing, paused all flight activity […]
What Your Flight Department Dashboard Isn’t Telling You
Just recently, something happened on our own team that reminded me why the work we put into our culture matters.One […]
NTSB's next ADS-B push: put nearby traffic on every cockpit display
The business aviation industry spent years getting compliant with ADS-B Out. The next debate may be whether merely transmitting your […]
ATI Jet sues Pratt and Whitney Canada. What does "priority access" buy?
ATI Jet says it joined an engine maintenance program partly so it would not have to buy its own spare […]
Textron and Merlin unveil an autonomous Cessna SkyCourier concept
Autopilot was first developed by Lawrence Sperry, building on his father Elmer’s gyroscopic work and demonstrated in 1914. In 1947, […]
New Bridge AeroFinance launch makes it three new jet lenders in 2026
Business aviation appears to be in the early stages of a new financing trend with Neuberger Specialty Finance announcing the […]
Austin's new airport fees target jets. Light planes pay too.
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) is about to start charging private aircraft to land there, joining a growing list of major […]
Sino Jet adds a second G700 as Asia's largest operator keeps growing
Sino Jet has added a second Gulfstream G700 to its fleet, four months after bringing its first G700 into service […]
You ordered a Bombardier. What happens if Washington blocks delivery?
Bombardier’s answer to President Donald Trump came with a list of American jobs and suppliers. The company said it employs […]
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