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Business aviation in Vermont

Federal Aviation Administration - www.faa.gov

Based business air charter operators:
1

Based business aircraft available for charter:
1

Most prevalent charter types:

Major business aviation airports:

1	Burlington (Patrick Leahy Burlington International)	5 business aviation companies active
2	Rutland (Southern Vermont Regional)	4
3	Barre/Montpelier (Edward F Knapp State)	2
4	Newport (Northeast Kingdom International)	2
5	Milton (Mansfield Heliflight Inc)	1
6	Morrisville Stowe State	1
7	Hartness State (Springfield)	0
8	Highgate (Franklin County State)	0
9	Bennington William H. Morse State	0
10	Lyndonville Caledonia County	0

Business aviation suppliers in Vermont

Maintenance 4

Joby's aircraft landed directly at DFW Corporate Aviation during a round trip between the two airports.

Beta and Joby test air taxis under Project Nexus

Flights included a round trip between Alliance Fort Worth and Dallas Fort Worth International airport, testing operations between two major airports.

September 14, 2026 Full report

Beta's commercial aircraft backlog has grown from around $1 billion to $3.9 billion since the original EXIM deal.

Beta plans to double up on manufacturing with EXIM backing

The expanded financing arrangement could provide up to $830 million in incremental capital to support additional manufacturing capacity and propulsion production in Vermont.

August 9, 2026 Full report

Archer, Beta and Macquarie form electric air taxi consortium

A charging network across up to 250 sites in California, Texas, Florida and New York has been planned for the next decade.

August 3, 2026 Full report

Beta’s Alia CTOL electric aircraft has begun conducting demonstration flights across Hawaii.

Surf Air and Beta go for all-out Hawaii deployment

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.

July 5, 2026 Full report

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy with Beta Technologies President and CEO Kyle Clark and experimental test pilot Nate Moyer.

Beta eVTOL carries transportation secretary as U.S. trials expand

Sean P. Duffy's flight at Beta Technologies accompanies a federal programme that will broaden advanced air mobility testing across 26 states.

June 5, 2026 Full report