Global Jet has 25 years of experience in the private aviation industry, and prioritises safety, quality and customer satisfaction. Its 69-strong fleet includes 35 aircraft available for charter missions all over the world.

The Swiss aviation startup has established a solid foundation for future innovation and sustainable aviation initiatives.

The facility at Mesa Gateway Airport had been developed to cater to rising customer demand and support sustainability efforts.

The takeover of Ferrovial Vertiports strengthens Atlantic's position in the advanced air mobility market, enhancing its FBO network with future eVTOL operations.

A Pilatus PC-24 has been well-received by customers of The Little Jet Company, joining a fleet of King Airs and Bravos. It is suited to European operations, and the operator is reporting positive dealings with Pilatus.

Despite believing that the heydays of 2021 and 2022 have come and gone, Chartright sales director Graham Nierop is full of optimism for the year ahead, as the operator's fleet reaches a ‘critical mass’ of more than 50.

The aircraft are among a series of new Gulfstream G700s planned for delivery to Qatar Executive, with four more expected to arrive in the coming years.

To support its continued growth, AirX plans to scale its operations by adding 25 aircraft to its fleet, including Embraer Lineage 1000 and Airbus A340 models.

In 2023, Baykar ranked among the top 10 exporters in Turkey across all sectors, achieving $1.8 billion in exports. Its acquisition of Piaggio Aerospace should finally sure up the future of the Italian manufacturer.

Established in 1979, Libyan Air Ambulance is Libya's leading medical evacuation service dedicated to providing rapid patient transport services domestically and internationally. Two Bell helicopters will strengthen its service.

Equipped with the Cirrus Airframe Parachute System (CAPS) and Safe Return Emergency Autoland, the Vision Jet provides an unparalleled level of safety, giving pilots the confidence to fly with a greater sense of security.

EASA and the CAAs of Argentina, Japan and India have approved Robinson’s improved empennage, which includes a symmetrical horizontal stabiliser and tailcone so as to provide enhanced roll stability.

This marks the introduction of the H160 to India, where it will play a vital role in supporting both government and corporate operations flown by Chipsan Aviation.

The arrival of the first of seven AW139s heralds a new era of aeromedical capability for LifeFlight, which boasts one of the largest fleets of the rescue helicopter in Australia.

When non-profit Hatzolah Air needed to convert a G550 for medevac operations, VIP Completions donated its labour and expertise to undertake the work. The aircraft is now flying life-saving missions in New York.

The Phenom 300, Citation XLS+, CJ4, Citation Sovereign+, Challenger 3500 and Gulfstream G450 additions reflect a dedication to delivering tailored solutions that prioritise efficiency, reliability and service excellence.

This latest delivery to a customer in Kuwait highlights Diamond’s accelerating popularity in the Gulf region and wider Middle East.

The Cessna SkyCourier twin-engine, high-wing turboprop offers a combination of performance and lower costs for air freight, commuter and special mission operators. TCCA, FAA and ANAC have approved the type.

Designed with a focus on safety and simplicity, the M700 Fury features Garmin's Electronic Stability Protection (ESP), SurfaceWatch and SafeTaxi, enhancing pilot situational awareness. Deliveries to the UK are imminent.

This fleet expansion is part of Leviate's broader growth strategy, which encompasses multiple aircraft categories. The company currently operates a diverse portfolio including Citations, Challengers and a PC-24.

The former president and CEO of VAI James Viola takes over from outgoing GAMA leader Pete Bunce with effect from March 2025. The appointment is applauded by US aviation associations.

As a cornerstone of its international strategy, the Middle East international headquarters will significantly enhance global operational capabilities. And Sino Jet will avail itself of Honeywell’s JetWave X satcom system.

The Falcon 900EX is managed by Elangeni on an Austrian AOC, and is available for world-wide charter without owner approval.

Gama Aviation has added a Maltese AOC to its portfolio, enabling the transition of three aircraft including a Gulfstream G650 and Bombardier Global to the Maltese register.

Arriving in Q2 2025, the latest addition will be the third of the Falcon 2000 series in its fleet, and its second 2000LXS model.