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Business aviation in Delaware

Federal Aviation Administration - www.faa.gov

Based business air charter operators:
10

Based business aircraft available for charter:
21

Business air charter brokers:
5

Major business aviation airports:

1Wilmington (New Castle)24  business aviation companies active
2Georgetown (Delaware Coastal)6
3Middletown (Summit)5
4Dover/Cheswold Delaware Airpark2
5Laurel0
6Dover Air Force Base0
7Farmington Chorman0

Business aviation suppliers in Delaware

Maintenance  3   •   Completions  2   •   Training  1

At 44.3 pounds each, the TB50 is 50 per cent lighter than existing lead‑acid units.

101 Aviation and True Blue Power earn Gulfstream STC

The first installation is scheduled for this month, with the upgrade fitted in half a day and backed by a four‑year warranty.

September 14, 2026   Full report

Around 200 BBJ 737s in the global fleet fly the international routes the system targets.

Aloft's Galileo FDX certificate is cleared in Europe

Validation broadens the international reach of Gogo's high-speed terminal, broadening it to European-registered Boeing Business Jet operators.

September 6, 2026   Full report

Pricing ranges from a $59 discounted add-on to inclusion in the $999 Professional tier.

Aircraft Broker Program releases charter broker textbook

Written by Younes Ezzaki and Frederic Perez, the textbook has been released exclusively to ABP students ahead of a planned standalone launch later in 2026.

August 31, 2026   Full report

Cosmic One is an all-electric multi-engine aircraft designed for low operating cost, built-in redundancy and strong performance at high density altitudes.

Cosmic One debuts for FAA MOSAIC certification pathway

Certifying a new aircraft with new propulsion under Part 23 can take a decade and many $millions. Under FAA MOSAIC rules, this all-electric aircraft could be certified and first units delivered within three years.

August 9, 2026   Full report

An Indianapolis office has been opened to support growing engineering demand.

Aloft AeroArchitects is growing as it reaches 50 years

Five decades of engineering work have led into expanded facilities, new programmes and continued investment in specialist aviation capability.

April 16, 2026   Full report