Business aviation activity across all types of aircraft increased more than 5 percent in August, according to a new report. Argus International’s August TraqPak report said flight activity among turboprop airplanes and small, midsize and large business jets saw gains of between 4.5 and 7.2 percent from the same month a year ago.
There are several volunteer organizations led by business aviation professionals, seeking to provide relief to those suffering from natural disasters, aid in life-flight services, and more. Learn about these programs, as outlined by NoPlaneNoGain.org, below. Business aviation is often on the front line in lending a hand to citizens and communities in times of crisis.…
As previously predicted, the HondaJet has risen to the top of the global small-jet market. The HondaJet has taken first place in the global small-jet market for the first time ever. Honda Aircraft Co., a U.S unit of Honda Motor Co., has been enjoying strong demand mainly from North American and European customers since it…
With the vote on a measure to privatize the nation’s air traffic control system scheduled for next week in the House of Representatives, airline-funded ads attacking business aviation are flooding the Washington, D.C. airwaves, according to NBAA president and CEO Ed Bolen.
The Oklahoma Governor recently released information from a study that reveals Aviation is the second-largest economic sector for the state. Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin recently announced the findings of the Oklahoma Aviation & Aerospace Economic Impact Study, which showed that aviation and aerospace is the second-largest economic engine in the state. The study found that…
The Caribbean took a massive and devastating hit by Hurricane Irma, and faces much restoration and recovery in the near future. One way aid will become more readily available is through the restoration of the Caribbean airports. In the aftermath of a direct hit by Hurricane Irma on Wednesday, Signature Flight Support is reporting significant…
Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. has announced that the final aircraft in the Gulfstream G600 flight-test program has flown for the first time. Outfitted with a complete interior, the aircraft serves as a cabin testbed to ensure a superior customer experience. The aircraft is the fifth to join the G600 flight-test program since it began on Dec. 17, 2016.
As the nation braces for the hit of yet another massive hurricane, a Florida dentist and private jet owner recently took his Cirrus SR22TN to Houston to bring supplies to Hurricane Harvey victims. The nation’s general aviation (GA) community continues to answer the call for assistance in hurricane-ravaged areas of the southern U.S., with owner/pilot…
Earlier this week, the U.S. House and Senate returned after an August recess, leaving the FAA and Aviation industry curious about the outcome of reauthorization. The U.S. House and Senate return Tuesday after the August recess with no apparent consensus on FAA reauthorization and just 12 legislative working days left before the current FAA authorization…