Hawaii's short inter-island route structure and established demand for regional air transportation make it an ideal environment to evaluate electric aircraft operations at commercial scale.

Introduced in February 2026 alongside the Praetor 600E as the first evolution of the industry-leading Praetor family, the Praetor 500E is now approved for operation in key global markets.

While Germany will in future focus on aircraft management and the strategic management of flight operations, the Zurich location will concentrate on air operations as well as charter services for private and business clients.

Based at Farnborough Airport, the newly converted aircraft supports rising charter demand across routes to Dubai and New York.

With the addition of the Airbus AS355 and Airbus H135, Hoper can now offer clients a broader range of helicopter options depending on their itinerary, passenger requirements and travel preferences.

Twin engine redundancy, all-weather capability and advance avionics, in addition to high efficiency, make the Diamond DA42 a standout in its field. Business owner Charlie ‘Cappy’ Capozzolo is suitably impressed.

2025 and 2026 have been busy years for JetGlobe. It has introduced several new aircraft into its managed fleet, causing all departments and teams to grow. The latest arrival is a Challenger 604, which fills a niche.

In addition to adding the G550 to its charter fleet, Business Jet recently welcomed a Global 8000 to its managed fleet. As the fleet grows, it is expanding maintenance capabilities to support managed aircraft.

The permit enables the company to react immediately whenever a customer or broker requests flight connections involving the UK. This allows Private Wings to accept and confirm charters at very short notice.

The helicopter transfer partnership between the two luxury brand leaders originated with the launch of London’s first all-suite hotel, The Emory in 2024, and its popularity has resulted in an expansion to other sites.

The distinctive and stylish ACH130 Aston Martin Edition is a version of the ACH130 featuring interior and exterior designs created by Aston Martin and applied by craftspeople at Airbus Helicopters in the UK at Oxford.

The delivery represents a significant step forward in Advanced Flight’s commitment to innovation, safety and delivering world-class aviation services, while also reflecting the depth of experience within its team and pilots.

The Global 8000 becomes the crown jewel of the aircraft portfolio that Gulf Wings manages for BUA Group, operating across mining, food processing, cement manufacturing, port operations, construction and O&G.

Private aircraft owners have gained access to Aruba registration backed by European operating standards and regulatory support.

With a high-speed cruise of up to Mach 0.80 and an impressive range of approximately 3,700 kilometres, the aircraft allows passengers to travel quickly, comfortably and efficiently between major European cities.

Dassault Aviation is the only aircraft manufacturer in the world to have a completely new aircraft in flight in 2026. The company's dual expertise in civil and defence is a long-term strength for the company.

With cruise speeds of up to approximately 525kts, a certified ceiling of 51,000ft and a range of about 3,140nm depending on conditions and configuration, the Citation X is built for fast nonstop trips.

The aircraft has added passenger and cargo flexibility as the operator expands regional air links across underserved regions.

The Nigerian conglomerate has strengthened its intercontinental travel capability with non-stop reach from Lagos to destinations worldwide.

The event brought together aircraft owners, operators, manufacturers and service providers for discussions on maintenance, operations and support.

A major fleet investment has supported contract wins in Sweden and strengthened plans for expansion across emergency and offshore missions.

ACE has seen consistent growth over the years, with last year’s event setting new records, drawing 2,000 attendees, 100 exhibitors and in excess of 20 aircraft. Organisers are pulling out the stops for 2026.

The Bombardier flagship’s entry into Metrojet’s fleet not only signals a broadening of the company’s expertise but also underscores Metrojet’s versatility in managing aircraft from the world's leading manufacturers.

Owners and buyers can benefit from operational support, pre-purchase inspections, maintenance infrastructure, AOG response resources and turnkey aircraft management solutions designed to maximise aircraft availability.

Aero-Dienst’s current ambulance fleet consists of two Dornier 328 jets and two Learjet 60XRs, which are used to transport up to 1,000 patients per year for ADAC-Plus and Premium members. A CL650 boosts the offer.