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Eclipse Aerospace is acquiring Resurgent Aviation Solutions, a parts maker whose potential loss threatened to eliminate a key source of components. The deal addresses a supply continuity risk for Eclipse, although the available reports do not specify the parts involved or transaction terms.
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Eclipse Aerospace is acquiring Resurgent Aviation Solutions, a parts maker whose potential loss threatened to eliminate a key source of components. The deal addresses a supply continuity risk for Eclipse, although the available reports do not specify the parts involved or transaction terms.
Argus reports that North American business aviation activity rose 0.9%, contrary to its forecast, while activity in large-cabin fractional operations climbed 13.9%. The figures show stronger growth in that segment than in the broader regional activity measure.
Air Services Guyana plans to establish the country’s first fixed-base operator while growing its fleet. The move combines investment in business aviation infrastructure with fleet expansion, though the available report summary does not specify the facility’s location, aircraft additions or timeline.
Falcon Executive Aviation, part of Alex Group Investment, received UAE General Civil Aviation Authority approval on Oct. 1, 2026, to conduct commercial helicopter operations from its Dubai Helipark facility at Dubai World Central. The company also includes Falcon Luxe, an aircraft management and charter specialist.
New World Aviation plans to enter the Boeing Business Jet market, according to Business Jet News. The available report provides no details on timing, aircraft, routes or operating model, limiting what can be assessed about the scale of the move.
Poland’s AMC Aviation has retired its final Beechcraft jet, ending the operator’s use of the manufacturer’s jets. The report does not identify the aircraft variant, retirement date or any replacement, leaving the implications for the company’s fleet and operations unclear.
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American Airlines plans to bring Starlink to more than 1,000 mainline aircraft, adding over 500 to an earlier commitment. KLM will offer the service on long-haul flights, while Royal Air Maroc plans to equip more than half its fleet, becoming the first African operator to adopt Starlink.
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