The Global 8000 has the lowest cabin altitude in business aviation production at 2,691 ft while cruising at 41,000 ft. This reduced cabin altitude minimises the physiological stress associated with high altitude travel.

The PDP agreement includes option rights for Bristow to add another 45 aircraft at the same fixed terms. Bristow plans to deploy the EL9 across turnkey mobility solutions including corporate customers and airlines.

The German operator’s 17th business jet joins its charter offering from February, having previously flown for VistaJet and a corporate owner.

The additions comprise three Phenom 300E and two Citation Latitude jets, reflecting sustained demand across short and mid-range operations.

The Praetor's range, speed and avionics allow access to more destinations and enable long-distance travel with exceptional comfort and efficiency, making it a strategic and valuable addition to AirSprint’s fleet.

As flyExclusive advances its 2026 fleet plan, the company remains focused on aligning aircraft additions with demand trends, improving utilisation and strengthening unit economics across its service offerings.

The TBM 980 is equipped with Garmin’s GWX 8000 all-digital radar, which has excellent range and performance with precision target imaging, while StormOptix technology automatically adjusts radar settings.

Autothrottle technology allows pilots to focus on a variety of operation-critical activities in the cockpit, giving them smoother transitions and greater control throughout the entire flight operation.

Wildcat Helicopters has become the launch operator for Alpine Aerotech’s Bell 412 utility basket, citing proven durability, enhanced safety and increased capacity as key benefits for demanding heli-ski operations.

CEO James Chitty and COO Nicholas Piazza have led the acquisition alongside aviation-focused investors, aiming for continued growth and broker partnerships.

The Challenger will likely engage in leisure travel such as South Pacific itineraries, including French Polynesia, Vanuatu, Samoa and Fiji. It will perform corporate and executive transport, such as high-end business travel.

A joint venture has been formed with Danish operator JoinJet, with the ambition to increase the availability of charter jets in the Nordic region.

With 73 aircraft currently under management, Global Jet continues to grow in a structured and disciplined manner. In 2025, it registered 20 aircraft, for new clients joining Global Jet and for existing clients upgrading.

In terms of fleet strategy, Air Vitosha maintains strong partnerships with Dassault Aviation, which will form the foundation of its long-term fleet, complemented by others from Bombardier.

European steep-approach approval allows more Gulfstream G500 and G600 to operate at airports with short runways and challenging approaches, expanding route options. The FAA long since ticked that box.

Approval allows the US-based operator to conduct private jet flights within the Kingdom following completion of GACA’s full regulatory process.

Organised by Textron, the Special Olympics Airlift mobilises volunteer Cessna, Beechcraft and Hawker aircraft owners and pilots to create the world's largest peacetime airlift, offering a unique experience to athletes.

Certified by the FAA in October 2025, the aircraft was designed based on customer feedback via a Customer Advisory Board made up of owners, pilots and mechanics helping to create the ultimate aircraft experience.

The campaign highlights the risks of illegal charter flights while encouraging industry and public action to prevent future tragedies.

The collaboration extends a long-standing relationship and supports RoyalJet’s expansion into Airbus wide-cabin private jets.

Through the partnership, owners and members will receive access to select Pardo Yachts experiences, while Pardo clients will be introduced to flyExclusive's fractional ownership and Jet Club programmes.

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.