Charter Spotlight: Eleven Aviation

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Charter Spotlight: Eleven Aviation

Air Charter Guide recently spoke with Eleven Aviation, an air charter operator based in the Pacific Northwest. Inspired by an exceptional journey, the number "11" signifies a commitment to providing service that transcends expectations: On a scale of 1 to 10, Eleven Aviation strives to be an 11. Their mission is to exceed the highest standards in private aviation, ensuring every interaction reflects their dedication to excellent service.

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Sunny Skies Above the Clouds for San Juan, Orlando, Singapore and New Orleans

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Sunny Skies Above the Clouds for San Juan, Orlando, Singapore and New Orleans

Our team flew out to San Juan, Puerto Rico for this year’s annual International Operators Conference (IOC) in February. Sessions included a global review of the evolving regulatory landscape, best practices, mental health and alertness management for long-haul aviators and expert advice. “An excellent variety of speakers again this year for corporate pilots and flight departments that regularly fly internationally, says Paul Wyatt, AC-U-KWIK North American Editor. “Subjects that delve into flight planning, dealing with the complex bureaucracy of flying all over the world, new aircraft and avionics, and even pilot well-being and how to beat fatigue. It’s all covered!”

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Private Jet Travel in Asia

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Private Jet Travel in Asia

As legend has it, human flight in Asia dates back more than one millennium. In 559 AD, as the story goes, several prisoners in what is now China were forced to jump off a tower attached to a kite; only one survived (to be executed later). Late in the 14th century, Chinese official Wan Hu supposedly flew for a short time in a chair powered by 47 rockets, his flight ending in a fatal explosion. Between 1630 to 1633, Ottoman inventor Hezârfen Ahmed Çelebi and his brother, Lagâri Hasan Çelebi, are reputed to have flown via (respectively) glider and crewed rocket.

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Only in New York

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Only in New York

New York City, a global magnet for fashion designers, hosts the most prestigious events in the industry. The city’s avenues are home to the leading designer brands in grand, cathedral-like spaces, while the cross streets are dotted with boutiques of all sizes. There’s New York Fashion Week, and then there's The Met Gala, a league of its own. This preeminent fashion event, held on the grand steps of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, marks the grand opening of the museum’s annual fashion exhibition. The Met Gala is not just a red carpet spectacle—it’s an exclusive, high-profile fundraiser. What started as a small intimate benefit in 1948 has since evolved into fashion’s most exclusive night, a privilege reserved for the crème de la crème of the industry.

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Charter Spotlight: Medjet Medical Assistance

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Charter Spotlight: Medjet Medical Assistance

Air Charter Guide recently spoke with Musa Gürçay of Medjet Medical Assistance. Medjet’s expert team has provided medical evacuation services worldwide for nearly 20 years, including charter flights and air ambulance services. Medjet averages over 1000 air ambulance requests and over 500 flights per year. They specialize in air ambulance services and medical repatriation.

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BAAFEX and Singapore Airshow: A Major Milestone in Aerospace Innovation

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BAAFEX and Singapore Airshow: A Major Milestone in Aerospace Innovation

The aviation and aerospace industries are continuously evolving, with significant events marking their growth and transformation. One such event that has garnered global attention in the past is the Singapore Airshow, a key platform for the latest in aviation technology, industry insights, and networking opportunities. With a clear focus on both commercial and business aviation sectors, the organizers have now added another show in partnership with the Asian Business Aviation Association (AsBAA).

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Cargo Charter: Moving (Stuff) Right Along

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Cargo Charter: Moving (Stuff) Right Along

When discussing charter aviation, people are typically the main focus. Whether they want to see a significant other play in the Super Bowl, jaunt to the Caribbean to escape from the snow, or spend some quality time as a family, living passengers serve as the face of private jet travel. However, people aren’t the only entities moving by air. According to the International Air Transport Association, more than $8 trillion in goods are transported by air each year, making up about one-third of all world trade. While ships and trucks definitely play a role in getting cargo from origin to destination, delivery by air makes a just-in-time global economy possible.

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Charter Spotlight: Empire Aviation

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Charter Spotlight: Empire Aviation

Air Charter Guide recently spoke with Empire Aviation, a leading provider of integrated business aviation services with a significant footprint in the global aviation industry. Established in Dubai, UAE, in 2007, EA has become a one-stop solution for Business aviation services, including aircraft sales & acquisitions, management, charter, and CAMO services.

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Travel Guide: The 2025 Dubai International Boat Show

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Travel Guide: The 2025 Dubai International Boat Show

In its 31st year, the 2025 Dubai International Boat Show (DIBS) promises four days of maritime spectacles and wonders. With an array of luxury yachts, innovative marine technology, and thrilling watersports demonstrations, the show offers an unparalleled experience for enthusiasts and industry leaders alike. Even if there’s no purchase on your radar in the new year, time spent in Dubai is time well spent. The boat show can be your convenient excuse to shop and travel.

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Olympic Champion Shannon Miller to Inspire, Empower Attendees at SDC2025 Keynote

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Shannon Miller, seven-time Olympic medalist and member of the legendary “Magnificent Seven” team that won the first-ever team gold for U.S. women’s gymnastics in 1996, will be the keynote speaker to open the 2025 NBAA Schedulers & Dispatchers Conference (SDC2025), taking place March 25-27 in New Orleans.

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Travel Guide: Argentina

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Travel Guide: Argentina

The hum of the holidays falls silent as January starts the clock on a new year. Between the cold air and low light, if you’re settled in the northern hemisphere, it’s the perfect excuse to cross the equator for brighter skies, warmer temperatures, and outdoor activities. For this southern hemisphere summer excursion, Argentina has moments of awe to offer every member of your travel group.

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Group Charter Air Travel: Flying Together

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Group Charter Air Travel: Flying Together

In the aviation industry, group charter typically refers to a flight with 20 or more people – too many to fit on most business jets. Who is riding in those planes? Movie and TV productions, sports teams, music groups and humanitarian organizations, among many others, including the White House press corps. They’re typically looking to fly at times and to places that can be tricky to mesh with “scheduled service” air travel – i.e., commercial airlines traveling at set times from set places.

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Charter Spotlight: North American Air Charter

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Charter Spotlight: North American Air Charter

Air Charter Guide recently spoke to Ehsan Naranji, owner, North American Air Charter. Since its inception in 1990, North American has offered superior service, continuously adjusting their in-flight services to meet each client’s individual needs.

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Charter 101: The History of Private Jet Travel

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Charter 101: The History of Private Jet Travel

With all the focus on the present and the future of private jet travel, the past tends to be overlooked. Private jet travel stretches back more than a century, and once looked very different from how it does now. If you’re interested in a blast from the past that may hold clues to the future, read on.

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Travel Guide: New Year's Eve Around the Globe

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Travel Guide: New Year's Eve Around the Globe

The end of the year brings reflection and curiosity as we celebrate our successes, forgive our shortcomings, and make plans to be a better us. This year, our journey takes us to Sydney Harbor, the lively streets of Edinburgh, and the jazz-filled heart of New Orleans, where each city brings its magic to the start of a new year. Wherever you choose to celebrate, there’s no easier way to travel than with Air Charter Guide as your companion.

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Charter Spotlight: CommuteAir

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Charter Spotlight: CommuteAir

Air Charter Guide recently spoke with Pete Ganabathi, CommuteAir Director of Network & Operations Planning and Charter Operations Team Lead. With over 35 years of experience in providing safe, reliable regional airline service, CommuteAir is committed to providing exceptional comfort and service to their valued clients.

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Fly Vegas, Fly!

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Fly Vegas, Fly!

Attending NBAA-BACE, October 22-24, Las Vegas, Nevada? We’ll be there too! Aviation Week Network’s editorial & business teams will be at booth #465 ready to show you how Air Charter Guide, AC-U-KWIK, Aircraft Bluebook,  Marketplace, Business & Commercial Aviation, and our custom marketing programs are the tools you need to connect with customers, make an impact in the market, and grow your business in 2025. 

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Travel Guide: Off to the Races

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Travel Guide: Off to the Races

With a chill whipping down the eastern seaboard and the sun falling faster into the southern sky earlier and earlier each day, November has one last treat for the horse racing fans who sigh at the end of the season and still crave the sun on their faces long into the afternoon. In 2024, The Breeder’s Cup will be held in Del Mar, California, on November 1st and 2nd. Del Mar Thoroughbred Club will play host, offering two days of action-packed races on varying surfaces, all run by the best horses the world has to offer.

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