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Saying Goodbye to the Antonov AN-225
Designed and built in Soviet Ukraine in the 1980s, the Antonov AN-225 was the world’s largest aircraft for more than 30 years. It set records for the heaviest aircraft ever built and the largest...
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Business, Pleasure, Personal: Why People Fly Private
It’s proving another exceptional year for growth in the private aviation industry. With first-quarter travel figures up, and more private charters logged, it’s clear a new crop of flyers has developed...
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NetJets Moves Away From Jet Cards to Embrace 25-Hour Leases
For years, jet cards were the industry standard for fractional flights and charters. They ensure members access to jets on demand and steady revenue streams for fleet operators. But NetJets, the...
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Textron Acquires Slovenian Electric Aircraft Company Pipistrel
Private aviation is on the precipice of an eco-friendly era of innovation, including sustainable aviation fuel and boomless supersonics. Leading the charge into aviation’s new golden age are electric...
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A Closer Look at the Newer, Faster Cirrus SR Series
Among turboprops and ultralights, Cirrus is a respected industry leader. Its SR Series of jets is beloved by owners, and the company continues to improve the line to keep up with evolving technology....
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Range vs. Comfort: Private Aviation Demands Shift
Comfort has always been a chief variable in the purchase of a private jet, but most airframers assume comfort is implied and prioritize speed and distance for new models. Now, as various jet classes...
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Why Is China’s Private Jet Fleet Shrinking?
The pandemic had a significant impact on the world, but few countries suffered the protracted effects of the virus like China. Until May 2022, the country was subject to a series of stringent lockdowns...
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Joby Aviation Leads the Race Toward an Air Taxi Future
The market for eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) aircraft grows larger by the year. Excitement is building around air taxis as more aviation companies explore partnerships and purchase...
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Airbus Lets Private Jet Buyers Build a Virtual Cabin
Virtual reality (VR) is one of the most talked-about technologies of the last decade, with new use cases springing up everywhere. Private aviation is one benefactor of VR, with everything from virtual...
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Bombardier’s Global 8000: The Fastest Business Jet in the World
Speed, comfort, and range are the trifecta of power for bizjets. And there’s a new champion across all three pillars: the Bombardier Global 8000. Set to become the world’s fastest bizjet, with speeds...
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Saying Goodbye to the Antonov AN-225
Designed and built in Soviet Ukraine in the 1980s, the Antonov AN-225 was the world’s largest aircraft for more than 30 years. It set records for the heaviest aircraft ever built and the largest...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Business, Pleasure, Personal: Why People Fly Private
It’s proving another exceptional year for growth in the private aviation industry. With first-quarter travel figures up, and more private charters logged, it’s clear a new crop of flyers has developed...
View ArticleClik here to view.
NetJets Moves Away From Jet Cards to Embrace 25-Hour Leases
For years, jet cards were the industry standard for fractional flights and charters. They ensure members access to jets on demand and steady revenue streams for fleet operators. But NetJets, the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Textron Acquires Slovenian Electric Aircraft Company Pipistrel
Private aviation is on the precipice of an eco-friendly era of innovation, including sustainable aviation fuel and boomless supersonics. Leading the charge into aviation’s new golden age are electric...
View ArticleClik here to view.
A Closer Look at the Newer, Faster Cirrus SR Series
Among turboprops and ultralights, Cirrus is a respected industry leader. Its SR Series of jets is beloved by owners, and the company continues to improve the line to keep up with evolving technology....
View ArticleClik here to view.
Range vs. Comfort: Private Aviation Demands Shift
Comfort has always been a chief variable in the purchase of a private jet, but most airframers assume comfort is implied and prioritize speed and distance for new models. Now, as various jet classes...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Why Is China’s Private Jet Fleet Shrinking?
The pandemic had a significant impact on the world, but few countries suffered the protracted effects of the virus like China. Until May 2022, the country was subject to a series of stringent lockdowns...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Joby Aviation Leads the Race Toward an Air Taxi Future
The market for eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) aircraft grows larger by the year. Excitement is building around air taxis as more aviation companies explore partnerships and purchase...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Airbus Lets Private Jet Buyers Build a Virtual Cabin
Virtual reality (VR) is one of the most talked-about technologies of the last decade, with new use cases springing up everywhere. Private aviation is one benefactor of VR, with everything from virtual...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Bombardier’s Global 8000: The Fastest Business Jet in the World
Speed, comfort, and range are the trifecta of power for bizjets. And there’s a new champion across all three pillars: the Bombardier Global 8000. Set to become the world’s fastest bizjet, with speeds...
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