An ACJ-commissioned survey finds family office executives expect to fly more, with 85% of respondents citing international operations. Here is how that shapes demand for large-cabin and long-range jets.
Warren Buffett has stepped down as Berkshire Hathaway chairman, capping a transition that began with Greg Abel’s ascension to CEO. Here’s what his decades of backing NetJets actually built, and what changes now that he’s stepping back.
The Bombardier Global 8000 just earned approval for London City Airport’s brutal 5.5-degree steep approach. Here’s the flight-control engineering that made it possible, and what it means for owners flying into London’s financial district.
Why does a light jet pilot sometimes ask you to switch seats before takeoff? It comes down to strict center of gravity limits that leave far less room for error than larger cabin jets.
Apollo Funds has joined KKR in a $10 billion bet on Atlantic Aviation, deepening private equity’s grip on the FBO networks private flyers depend on. Here’s what the deal means for costs, service, and your next trip.
PGA Tour pro Maverick McNealy earned his pilot’s certificate after a rain delay sparked a new obsession, and now his Cirrus SR22T turns four-hour drives into one-hour flights home to his family.
Wheels Up is bringing its Wheels Down lifestyle program to Monterey Car Week, partnering with Lamborghini and sponsoring The Quail as private aviation brands lean harder into experiential marketing.
Thin air at high-elevation, hot-weather airports quietly limits how much a private jet can carry and how far it can fly nonstop. Here’s the physics behind it and what it means for your next mountain getaway.
Joby Aviation and Virgin Atlantic have signed a binding UK partnership for electric air taxi service, promising faster, quieter connections between city centers and regional airports for premium travelers.
Ka-band, Ku-band, or Air-to-Ground? A clear, jargon-free breakdown of what actually powers private jet Wi-Fi, and why the difference matters the next time your video call drops mid-flight.
Ever wondered why a pilot rated on one jet can’t simply hop into another? Type ratings are the strict, model-specific certifications that shape how private aviation crews are trained, scheduled, and deployed.
Gulfstream’s combined G500 and G600 fleet just crossed 400 deliveries, a milestone that reveals how the shared Symmetry Flight Deck and smart range segmentation turned two aircraft into one of the fastest-selling large-cabin jet families in recent memory.
