FAA certification has unlocked service entry for the redesigned 560XL variant with advanced avionics, cabin enhancements and new performance benchmarks.

Wheels Up has entered into an agreement with an institutional capital provider to sell a portion of the company’s Challenger and Phenom fleets, comprising three Challenger 300s and seven Phenom 300s.

The H160 is one of the world's most technologically advanced helicopters, designed and built to deliver the highest levels of operational safety while providing unmatched comfort for rotorcraft in its class.

The introduction of the AW189 strengthens the company's position and enables the expansion of its service portfolio in the Caspian Sea region, with potential growth into other regional and global markets in the future.

Founded in 2009 in Saltillo, Mexico, FlexCoah is a nationally recognised freight transportation company specialising in long-haul and local cargo services. The new Cessna SkyCourier will join the company’s Caravans.

AirSprint’s 20th CJ3+ is its 42nd aircraft. With a larger fleet, it can offer its more than 600 fractional owners improved availability, additional scheduling flexibility and more empty leg opportunities.

NHV will retain operational independence across Europe and Africa while GDHF supports future growth and improved service flexibility.

US approval followed Canadian certification and entry into service with Chartright while European validation remains pending as the ultra long-range flagship advances globally.

The APMG S package allows owners to upgrade their aircraft with technical innovations introduced on more recent iterations of the platform, such as the HondaJet Elite S.

Through this collaboration, the PlaneSense sourcing solution team will coordinate private aircraft charters for clients across Europe and beyond, ensuring seamless service and expanded travel options.

The acquisition underscores Premier’s commitment to scaling operations in response to rising demand for business aviation, while positioning the company to deliver enhanced service availability in the weeks ahead.

Each CJ4 Gen2 will be operated under Jet Out’s co-ownership and co-lease programmes. All aircraft operate under Part 135 certification, which allows charter on empty legs or when an aircraft is not in use.

Operationally, the Challenger 3500 enhances the fleet by extending reach and broadening the types of missions AB can perform. The Challenger opens new markets and nonstop pairings such as Miami to Seattle.

Open Skies Network confirms visits to the UAE in January 2026 to meet partners and identify suitable locations where amphibious operations can integrate into broader, related RAM and eVTOL aircraft infrastructure.

Optimised with Safran Arrano engines, the H160 delivers an 18 per cent reduction in fuel burn. It is also certified to fly with a 50 per cent blend of SAF. The aircraft benefits from a reduced maintenance footprint.

A highlight of the Silver Cloud configuration on its new XLS+ is the integrated coffee machine, enabling passengers to enjoy fresh coffee during their flight – an extra touch that elevates the travel experience.

With a 10-seat configuration, the G200 matches the Falcon 2000 and Challenger 650 aircraft In Global Jet's fleet but is priced slightly lower. It will be based between Madrid and Barcelona and will offer diversity.

Equipped with Bombardier’s Vision Flight Deck and Rockwell Collins Pro Line Fusion avionics, the Global 6000s benefit from enhanced situational awareness and operational efficiency. They will fly all over the continent.

Through FriendShare, available on an app, anyone on the FlyHouse platform can create their own travel groups, invite others to join and organise a private charter in less than 30 seconds, while sharing the cost with a group.

The G300 features a large super midsize interior. Natural light from 10 Gulfstream panoramic oval windows enhances the spacious cabin, which can seat up to 10 passengers and includes two living areas.

Two additional AW139s will take the UK operator’s fleet to six, coinciding with its plans to adopt a cost-effective new training device from Leonardo and Reiser.

The aircraft will undertake private and ad hoc charter ops from ACJC’s Essendon airport base. It has had an avionics upgrade prior to the ferry to Australia and is undergoing a cabin upgrade to modernise the interior.

RFDS Tasmania has been serving the community since 1960, and this contract reinforces its mission to deliver excellence in aeromedical and primary health care services. A Beechcraft King Air B350 will be utilised.

The CJ3+ delivers perfect balance, being fast enough to reach distant destinations efficiently, yet versatile enough to operate in and out of smaller airports, giving owners direct access to more locations.

Equipped as a flying ICU, the aircraft carries the medical equipment and medications the team needs to provide lifesaving care for trauma, cardiac, stroke, paediatric, neonatal, high-risk obstetrics and other critical patients.