Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. has announced the 100th customer delivery and the 100th city-pair speed record for the Gulfstream G700, highlighting the aircraft's exceptional performance and speed. These achievements underscore Gulfstream’s advanced manufacturing capabilities and the strong demand for the G700.
Read MoreHop-A-Jet Worldwide Jet Charter celebrated its 50th anniversary on April 25, welcoming over 300 guests to its headquarters at Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport (KFXE) for an evening honoring five decades of aviation excellence, innovation, and industry leadership. The event brought together clients, business partners, current and former employees, crew members, and longtime friends of the company for a memorable evening reflecting on a journey that began in 1976 and grew into one of South Florida's most respected names in private aviation.
Read MoreAbove Catering, a B2B catering coordination service purpose-built for private aviation operators, is now officially listed on Acukwik. The listing covers 52 airports across France, Switzerland, and Spain, giving operators planning flights in the region a reliable, verified catering solution for the first time through the platform.
Read MoreThe National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) welcomed a recent Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) aeromedical policy update encouraging pilots and air traffic controllers (ATCs) to seek counseling and mental health support early and without fear that receiving talk therapy would jeopardize their medical certification, marking an important shift in the agency’s approach to mental wellness.
Read MoreThe Annual Slovenian Aviation and Travel Industry Summit #2, held on June 2, 2026, in Ljubljana, gathered more than 150 aviation and travel industry leaders from across Europe. Representatives of airlines, airports, tourism boards, manufacturers, and service providers discussed the future of Southeastern Europe as an important gateway to the continent.
Read MoreThe Board of Directors of the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) has elected Craig R. Olson, vice president, aviation, Starbucks Coffee Company, to the association’s board. Olson began his aviation career working for Kenmore Air, flying floatplanes throughout the Pacific Northwest and Canada, before joining the U.S. Navy in 1994. He served 20 years as a Navy fighter pilot, accumulating nearly 4,000 hours in the F/A-18 Hornet and Super Hornet as a distinguished combat pilot, flight leader and instructor pilot.
Read MoreThe National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) recently released its latest NBAA Business Aviation Accident and Incident Analysis, examining 40 business aircraft safety events in the first three months of 2026, including six fatal accidents. The analysis – offered exclusively as a benefit of NBAA membership – highlights several common areas of focus for industry safety managers and experts.
Read MoreIn the 1997 summer edition of The Air Charter Guide, founder Fred Gevalt wrote in his foreword: “As I look out the window of the Concorde, I find it hard to believe. A touch of “reheat”, and Chuck Yeager’s milestone is gone in a blast. Scott Crossfield’s is next as the stewardess offers more champagne and caviar at nearly 60,000 feet, enroute to Europe at Mach two. Could the pilgrims have known that three hundred years later their descendants would hurtle through the air twelve miles above the Mayflower going back in the opposite direction at the speed of a musket ball? I am sure if you’d predicted it you’d have been burned at the stake.”
Read MoreGiven the financial commitment represented by a private jet flight, many would-be newbies are looking to dip their toes in rather than dive in fully. One way to do this is to search for “deadheads” – otherwise empty flights occurring solely to reposition planes to more desirable locations. These “empty legs” can offer the opportunity to fly private much more cheaply than usual; however, they come with certain complications of which potential participants should be aware. If you’d like to more know about filling up empty legs, read on.
Read MoreKCAC Aviation is proud to celebrate its 60th anniversary, marking six decades of growth, service, and commitment to the aviation community. Founded on May 16, 1966, at Johnson County Executive Airport (KOJC) as Erhart Aviation, the company began with a vision to provide exceptional aircraft sales and aviation services to the Kansas City region. Shortly after opening, the company became one of the first authorized Piper Aircraft dealers in the country and evolved into Kansas City Piper before eventually becoming Kansas City Aviation Center — now widely recognized as KCAC Aviation.
Read MoreThe National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) and the National Air Transportation Association (NATA) have joined a coalition of leading aviation and travel organizations – representing airports, airlines, hotels and other business and consumer stakeholders – in urging the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to avoid actions that would significantly reduce Customs and Border Protection (CBP) operations at U.S. airport ports of entry.
Read MoreNorthern Jet has expanded its fleet with the addition of a 2026 Bombardier Challenger 650, further strengthening the company’s ability to deliver high-performance private aviation solutions for clients traveling across North America and beyond. Configured with 12-passenger seating, the large-cabin aircraft enhances Northern Jet’s growing fleet while supporting a wide range of missions, from business travel to extended leisure itineraries.
Read MoreThe National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) expressed its support for a new online dashboard developed by the Department of Transportation (DOT) and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to provide updates on the status of modernization of the country’s air traffic control (ATC) network. The new Modern Skies dashboard provides information about ATC modernization projects already underway and updates at more than 4,600 FAA sites across the country, accompanied by a map overlay detailing specific efforts.
Read MoreThe National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) has unveiled the latest version of the NBAA Management Guide, providing invaluable guidance and direction from industry veterans to help industry professionals navigate a complex landscape filled with exciting new advances and ongoing challenges.
Read MoreEvery August, Grant Park stops being a park. The skyline is still there, the lakefront still stretches east, but the 319 acres between Michigan Avenue and Lake Shore Drive become something else entirely: eight stages, 170 artists, close to 400,000 people, and the kind of controlled chaos that has been filling five-star hotels and emptying Michelin-starred tasting menus for twenty straight years.
Read MoreAir Charter Guide recently spoke with Mr. Zafer Yesilgul, founder and CEO of Apron Group. Under the guidance of Mr. Yesilgul, Apron Jet's dedicated team of experts has become a global brand. Apron Jet is at your service 24/7 with thousands of business jets, hundreds of helicopters and air ambulances in its database.
Read MoreThe National Business Aviation Association’s (NBAA’s) 2026 White Plains Regional Forum, held yesterday at Westchester County Airport (KHPN), was one for the record books: a sold-out exhibit floor, a crowded aircraft showcase and a series of standing-room-only panel discussions, all under sunny May skies.
Read MoreThe National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) is delivering even greater value to members with the launch of NBAA Member Rewards, an exclusive new program designed to help operators reduce costs, maximize efficiency and generate an immediate return on their investment in NBAA membership.
Read MoreAir Charter Scotland has successfully completed four months of operations on the Wick-Aberdeen-Wick route, achieving an impressive 98% dispatch reliability with its 18-seat Jetstream J32 aircraft. As the summer season begins, minor adjustments have been made to the timetable to better accommodate commuters, including those in the oil and gas sector, as well as weekend leisure travelers.
Read MoreJet Aviation has announced the launch of its automated drone and Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology for non-regulated inspections in the United States. These inspection reports aim to enhance the accuracy of existing services, including Pre-Purchase Inspections (PPIs) and inspections related to insurance or warranty cases. The company first introduced automated drone and AI technology for non-regulated inspections at its MRO hub and global headquarters in Basel, Switzerland, in 2023. This initiative was developed in collaboration with Donecle, a provider of drone and AI technology for the aviation industry. In 2024, the process received approval from the Swiss Federal Office of Civil Aviation (FOCA) for General Visual Inspections (GVIs) using images.
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