ch-aviation
• Luciano Braganca
Brazil’s TAP Aviation has added a Learjet 45 to its fleet while retiring a Falcon 2000, marking a change in the operator’s business-jet lineup. The available report does not specify the timing, transaction terms or operational rationale for the fleet changes.
BizAv
Latest source-backed stories
Brazil’s TAP Aviation has added a Learjet 45 to its fleet while retiring a Falcon 2000, marking a change in the operator’s business-jet lineup. The available report does not specify the timing, transaction terms or operational rationale for the fleet changes.
US prosecutors are asking to keep a Chinese-registered Gulfstream G550 seized in Alaska after the aircraft spent six days in Tehran without US approval. The case puts a business jet and its international movements at the center of a US legal dispute involving travel to Iran.
Jet Aviation has upgraded its fixed-base operation at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, adding lounge, office and storage space in the general aviation terminal. The expansion increases the facilities available to business aviation customers at the Dutch airport; the articles provide no details on capacity or investment.
High activity
Northern California operator Axis Jet has received FAA approval for a structured pilot development program designed to help commercial pilots advance their aviation careers. The available report provides no details on the program’s size, training structure or launch timeline.
High activity
Investigators found three pieces of the Learjet 60’s left elevator between 1.3 and 3.8 miles from the Palm Beach County crash site, where nine people died on Nov. 1, 2026. The debris, along with tail components, recordings and weather data, is among the evidence being examined to determine why the jet crashed.
General Dynamics President Danny Deep said Gulfstream plans to ramp up to 200 aircraft deliveries annually and provided a firmer timeline for certification and deliveries of its in-development super-midsize G300. He shared the updates during the company’s quarterly investor call on Friday; no specific dates were included in the report.
Sherpa Air plans to expand its aircraft management, charter and maintenance, repair and overhaul businesses, according to a report from ch-aviation. The available report summary does not specify the scale, timing or investment behind the planned expansion.
Create a free account to see more recent BizAv stories and keep bookmarks in one place.
