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Embraer launches Phenom 300EV light jet with Garmin Emergency Autoland, autoland/steering updates, and range/payload gains; deli

Embraer has launched the updated Phenom 300EV, the newest light business jet in its Phenom 300 family. The refresh adds increased range and payload, new avionics, and additional safety features, including Garmin Autoland (Emergency Autoland) plus related autoland/rudder-by-wire capability. Deliveries are due in 2028.

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2026-07-14T04:15:48.760530-07:00

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Japan Biz Aviation launches Embraer operations

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2026-07-13T18:30:50.913474-07:00

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NTSB probes NetJets Citation crash: damaged starter generator and suspected fuel-component issues; separate investigations conti

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2026-07-13T04:44:34.870312-07:00

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China accelerates “space race” bid to challenge SpaceX—while Starlink’s business aviation pricing jumps and SpaceX faces IPO-era

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2026-07-13T07:59:11.552893-07:00

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Embraer launches Phenom 300EV light jet with Garmin Emergency Autoland, autoland/steering updates, and range/payload gains; deli Embraer has launched the updated Phenom 300EV, the newest light business jet in its Phenom 300 family. The refresh adds increased range and payload, new avionics, and additional safety features, including Garmin Autoland (Emergency Autoland) plus related autoland/rudder-by-wire capability. Deliveries are due in 2028.

2026-07-14T04:15:48.760530-07:00

Embraer launches Phenom 300EV light jet with Garmin Emergency Autoland, autoland/steering updates, and range/payload gains; deli

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Japan Biz Aviation launches Embraer operations Japan Biz Aviation has begun operating Embraer aircraft, marking a new phase in its fleet and service offering for Japan’s business aviation market.

2026-07-13T18:30:50.913474-07:00

Japan Biz Aviation launches Embraer operations

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Nimbl 2026 Safety Report finds procedural errors the leading cause of business aviation incidents Nimbl’s 2026 Safety Report attributes most business aviation incident cases to two or more contributing risk factors, with procedural errors emerging as the top cause category. The report underscores how multi-factor circumstances drive safety outcomes in bizav operations.

2026-07-13T10:15:19.054010-07:00

Nimbl 2026 Safety Report finds procedural errors the leading cause of business aviation incidents

CNBC

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China accelerates “space race” bid to challenge SpaceX—while Starlink’s business aviation pricing jumps and SpaceX faces IPO-era New reporting says China is preparing to challenge SpaceX’s edge in launch and space-enabled services, including an IPO-driven push by multiple Chinese aerospace firms. In parallel, SpaceX has raised Starlink pricing for business aviation with new regional restrictions and a global “unlimited” tier at $20,000/month, as SpaceX shares fall amid lockup-expiration and concerns over Starship/Starlink spending.

2026-07-13T07:59:11.552893-07:00

China accelerates “space race” bid to challenge SpaceX—while Starlink’s business aviation pricing jumps and SpaceX faces IPO-era

FlightGlobal

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NTSB probes NetJets Citation crash: damaged starter generator and suspected fuel-component issues; separate investigations conti Preliminary NTSB findings on NetJets’ fatal Laredo Citation crash cite unusual in-flight vibrations and a failed right engine starter generator. Investigators also examined a damaged starter generator and fractured fuel assembly/fuel-system components. Separately, the inquiry remains open into K2 Airways’ Boeing 737 freighter loss, while AAIB provides a Southend crash update.

2026-07-13T04:44:34.870312-07:00

NTSB probes NetJets Citation crash: damaged starter generator and suspected fuel-component issues; separate investigations conti

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Air Algérie takes first Boeing 737 MAX 8; Kangala Air Express delivers first 737 Business Jet to expand premium Sahel charter Air Algérie formally received its first Boeing 737 MAX 8 on July 11 as part of a phased replacement of its mid-market fleet, with the airline’s CEO highlighting the aircraft’s strengths. Separately, Sahel-focused private carrier Kangala Air Express took delivery of its first Boeing 737 Business Jet (BBJ), supporting expansion of premium charter services across the region.

2026-07-13T01:45:49.414909-07:00

Air Algérie takes first Boeing 737 MAX 8; Kangala Air Express delivers first 737 Business Jet to expand premium Sahel charter

FlightGlobal

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Flamingo Air grounded after Bahamas crash kills 10 A twin-engine Cessna 402C operated by Flamingo Air crashed in the Bahamas shortly after takeoff from Lynden Pindling International Airport, killing all 10 people onboard. Bahamian aviation authorities immediately suspended the airline’s operating certificate as investigators assess the circumstances.

2026-07-10T13:44:44.097955-07:00

Flamingo Air grounded after Bahamas crash kills 10

Bloomberg

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Report: DHS plans government-owned “deportation airline” fleet using 737s and Gulfstreams by 2027 The US Department of Homeland Security is advancing plans to create its own fleet of government-owned aircraft for deportation operations, aiming to cut reliance on charter providers. Coverage says the carrier would use a hub-and-spoke, round-the-clock operating model beginning in 2027, including Boeing 737s and Gulfstream business jets.

2026-07-10T08:45:04.123480-07:00

Report: DHS plans government-owned “deportation airline” fleet using 737s and Gulfstreams by 2027

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