Buisness aviation news
Texas frozen, Florida up, Europe reeling
The gap between trends in scheduled and non-scheduled aviation continues to be remarkable, with the biggest divergence in the United StatesLocher Airfield – A Slightly Different Airfield
In the Sarntal Valley the traffic sometimes comes to a standstill. Not because of congestion, but rather because astonished tourists cannot help stopping to watch Gebhard Locher taking off or landing in his PC-12A meaningful year ahead for business aviation
Chad Anderson, Jetcraft: "Well, we did it. Together with our clients we navigated our way through a turbulent year for business aviation."New Helicopter Shuttle Service to/from DC to NYC
Starting as soon as this June, travelers from Washington, DC, New York, NY and Baltimore, MD, can book-by-the-seat tickets on a private helicopter
GAMA Announces 2020 Year-End
As expected, in 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic negatively impacted general aviation and stifled the industry’s growthVI Practical Workshop “Flight Safety. Fuel Supply Safety” will Take Place on the 6th of April in Moscow
The event is organized under auspices of the Russian United Business Aviation AssociationChallenging climate drives record number of new member applications for The ACA
The leading global air charter trade association has received membership enquiries from the USA, Italy, Luxembourg and the UKEUROCONTROL: Half of CO2 emissions come from just 6% of flights: the long-haul ones
In 2020, some 6% of flights from European airports were clearly long-haul, crossing more than 4000kmExecuJet Africa re-establishes its aircraft sales division
ExecuJet’s sales team in Africa has more than 50 years’ combined experience in business aviationFrance Air Expo 2021 to host Europe's first Hybrid Format Aviation Exhibition
On June 3-4-5, 2021, the best of General Aviation will be back on full display at Lyon-Bron Airport with a range of aircraft on the static and more than 300 exhibitors ready to welcome pilots, professionals, and enthusiastsCareFlight becomes Australia first H145 EMS operator
Today, Airbus has more than 1,450 H145 Family helicopters in service around the world, logging a total of more than six million flight hoursGlobeAir announces 20% growth for entry-level private jet charters in 2021
Example of flexibility, accountability and biosecurity experts: this is why business aviation is on the front foot in 2021
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NBAA cancels events through June 2021 due to COVID
NBAA is cancelling its in-person events through June 30, 2021, due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, adding that the organization will view options for convening through virtual programmingJetcraft starts 2021 strong with landmark Praetor 600 sale
The Praetor 600 transaction builds upon positive momentum for the companyCaribbean demand, Florida thriving, Europe stagnating
Global business aviation traffic is down by 11% for the first half of February with 14 thousand fewer flights than February last yearSignature Aviation sells engine repairs business for $230m
US-based maintenance and repairs provider StandardAero will purchase the divisionSikorsky Continues Legacy With Latest Contract To Build Presidential Helicopters
The award announced February 5, 2021 by the U.S. Navy for five aircraft is the final lot of VH-92A presidential helicopters set to deliver in 2023New Industry Flagship Accomplishes Numerous Flight-Test Milestones
G700 flight-test program has made significant progress, surpassing 1,100 hours of flying and completing new company test regimens, all within the program's first yearMissions in 2020: Rega helped 31 patients per day
Rega can look back on an extremely busy year: in 2020, the Rega Operations Centre organised 16,273 missions at home and abroad