➤ Northern Jet expands fleet with addition of 2026 Challenger 650  |  ➤ Hunnu brings first King Air 360 to Mongolia
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A weekly bulletin of business aviation news - June 1, 2026
➤ Evolving roles
Noemi broadens aircraft platform vision beyond amphibious transport 		➤ Carbon copy
Otto and F/LIST build Phantom 3500 cabin from ground up 		➤ Digital inspection
Jet Aviation expands AI aircraft inspection into US 		30 Years
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The CJ3+ has consistently delivered exceptional performance for AirSprint’s owners.

AirSprint welcomes 44th aircraft with addition of CJ3+
AirSprint continues to expand its fleet in response to sustained demand for private aviation across Canada and beyond. With each new aircraft, the company says it enhances availability and operational efficiency.
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Productive passengers
The Challenger 650 delivers strong operational capability.

Northern Jet expands fleet with addition of 2026 Challenger 650
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.
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The addition of the King Air 360 complements Hunnu Air's recent orders, which include two passenger variants of the Cessna SkyCourier.

Hunnu brings first King Air 360 to Mongolia
The operator’s recent orders have included two passenger variants of the SkyCourier, as well as a new Cessna Grand Caravan EX. These aircraft join Hunnu Air’s existing fleet of Grand Caravan EX aircraft.
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Evolving roles
Noemi continues targeting a first flight in 2027 with commercial operations planned by 2030.

Noemi broadens aircraft platform vision beyond amphibious transport
Expanded strategy outlines future cargo, SAR and firefighting roles while prototype work and EASA certification activities continue progressing.
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Otto Aerospace is targeting first flight of the Phantom 3500 in 2027, with entry into service planned for 2030.

Otto and F/LIST build Phantom 3500 cabin from ground up
Collaboration integrates lightweight carbon-fibre interior design directly into Otto Aerospace’s clean-sheet Phantom 3500 business jet development programme.
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Digital inspection
The technology is available for a wide range of business jet and narrow-body aircraft types, alongside a growing number of wide-body aircraft.

Jet Aviation expands AI aircraft inspection into US
Automated drone inspections provide digital exterior aircraft reports for warranty, insurance and pre-purchase cases across Jet Aviation’s US network.
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