A group chartered a Gulfstream III from California to Aspen on March 29, 2001, for a birthday dinner and ski […]
The 2001 Aspen Gulfstream crash: a case of ‘get-there-itis’
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Textron built fewer jets in Q2. What that means for used Citation buyers
Textron reported Q2 2026 results Tuesday morning, and while the macro numbers look solid, there are some trends worth a […]
Challenger 3500 hits 200 deliveries, still the super-mid to beat
Bombardier delivered its 200th Challenger 3500 today to Ferrari vice-chairman Piero Ferrari. But the milestone goes far beyond the iconic […]
Jet Aviation's Opa-Locka FBO goes fully operational in a tight Miami market
Jet Aviation continues its national expansion with its newest FBO now fully operational at Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport. The buildout, […]
NBAA creates new senior leadership role; Emily Deaton fills it
The NBAA announced on July 20th that Emily Deaton will be joining the association as senior VP for product development […]
Replacing the Person Is the Easy Part
I’ve sat across the table from enough aviation leaders to know how retirement conversations usually begin.Everyone is focused on finding […]
Why a scraped propeller now costs more than a new car
Picture a Cessna 172, the most common training airplane in the world. Someone taxis over a soft patch of grass, […]
FAA's Mobile Clearance lets pilots skip the radio for IFR clearances
One of aviation’s most common tasks may soon include fewer radio calls and more typing. The FAA announced on Thursday […]
DC-3 Society honors 90 Years with Oshkosh Missing Man Formation flight
Five Douglas DC-3 aircraft flew in a moving Missing Man Formation during EAA AirVenture Oshkosh on July, 21 in celebration […]
Why a two-aircraft order matters in the regional charter market
Commercial operators typically upgrade from twin piston aircraft to turboprop aircraft, but Tropic Air Charters’ latest Tecnam order shows a […]
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