Textron Aviation delivers the first Citation Ascend, bringing a revolutionary flat-floor cabin and Garmin G5000 avionics to the midsize jet category. The aircraft bridges the gap between light and super-midsize capabilities with practical upgrades that matter to operators and owners.
NetJets customers consumed over 27,000 bottles of champagne in 2025. That number reveals far more than luxury consumption habits. Combined with jet card relaunches and fleet expansion, it shows a fractional ownership market hitting its stride.
Bombardier has delivered the first Global 8000, the world’s fastest business jet, while Gulfstream’s G300 begins flight testing. Here’s what these milestone aircraft mean for private aviation buyers and charter clients.
Wheels Up converted ten aircraft into $105 million through a sale-leaseback deal. The company says it’s for expansion, but the real implications for members are more complex. Here’s what this financial move signals for service reliability and fleet growth heading into 2026.
FlyHouse’s acquisition of Sun Air Jets adds six aircraft and critical infrastructure to the West Coast charter market. Here’s what the consolidation means for availability, pricing, and service quality.
Every private jet departure depends on a complex operation most passengers never see. Understanding how FBOs balance luxury amenities with critical technical services reveals what separates exceptional facilities from the rest.
A new industry report reveals the financial vulnerabilities plaguing private jet operators, from charter brokers to fractional programs. Learn the red flags, due diligence steps, and business model risks that every private aviation client should understand before committing capital.
