Entering Mexico From The South? A Little Known Rule

Navigating Uncertainty Amid Middle East Tensions 

The aviation industry has always been defined by its ability to connect the world, but the current tensions unfolding in the Middle East are a stark reminder that the skies can change in an instant. In today’s volatile environment, airspace closures, reroutes, and security risks are no longer rare anomalies, they are operational realities. For global operators, particularly those supporting commercial airlines, business jets, and private travellers, the need to be agile, dynamic, and perpetually prepared has never been more critical.  
The Paris Air Show 2025

The Paris Air Show 2025

Showcasing the strategic and economic importance of the country and wider region for business aviation, the Paris Air Show gets underway today and runs until June 22.   Officially named the Salon International de l’Aéronautique et de l’Espace, the airshow is held every two years at Le Bourget Airport (LFPB) and attracts over 300,000 visitors over seven days.   It will see thousands of OEMs, FBOs, MROs, industry associations and operators exhibit, make connections, and create partnerships, as well as feature developments in SAF, electric and hybrid aircraft systems, and AI.   Operators should be aware that restrictions apply for the duration of the show. 
Reframing BizAv In The Minds Of The Public: Debunking Four Common Misconceptions
Speaking on this topic at EBACE25

Reframing BizAv in the Minds of the Public: Debunking Four Common Misconceptions

We aviators are aware of the copious benefits of business aviation. However, much of the public's perception of our industry is swayed by some common misconceptions that are often perpetuated by popular culture and media. As an industry, we have an obligation not only to advocate for our interests, but also to ensure the information pertaining to our industry is balanced, unbiased, and accurate
China's BizAv Sector Continues To Soar: My Recent Visit To COMAC

China’s BizAv Sector Continues to Soar: My recent visit to COMAC

Over the past decade, the global aviation community has watched China evolve into a major player in business aviation. Not only has its population, strategic interests, and economic strength made it a major global market for business jets, but it has also expanded into a hub for aerospace innovation by moving away from importing aircraft and focussing on R&D. This has seen the country quickly evolve into a leading force in aviation technology... something I recently experienced for myself.
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