by John | Apr 30, 2026 | The Business of Flight
Weather remains one of aviation’s greatest variables. Turbulence, icing, thunderstorms, and lightning can transform an otherwise routine flight into something more challenging. While private jet crews will always look to avoid bad weather whenever possible, passengers...
by John | Apr 24, 2026 | The Business of Flight
In private aviation, not all peak travel periods are created equal. While summer in the Mediterranean and winter ski season get a lot of attention, seasoned private jet travelers know that April offers much to enhance their global lifestyle calendars. This is the...
by John | Apr 17, 2026 | The Business of Flight
Before a private jet ever carries its first passenger, it must successfully pass one of the most demanding certification processes in modern engineering. Aircraft certification is not a paperwork exercise, it’s a rigorous, multi-year process of physical testing,...
by John | Apr 12, 2026 | The Business of Flight
The Masters is not merely a golf tournament, it’s a ritual steeped in tradition, reverence and exclusivity. Held each April at Augusta National Golf Club, it occupies a singular place in the sporting world, where excellence and access is the primary draw. For many...
by John | Apr 7, 2026 | The Business of Flight
When most travelers think about private jets, their thoughts are often dominated by cabin design and in-flight service – hand-stitched leather, personal comfort and first-class luxury. Mostly taken for granted and rarely thought about are the marvels of...
by John | Apr 2, 2026 | Featured, The Business of Flight
Bringing a new aircraft into service is a carefully orchestrated process that blends precision, training, and real-world operational readiness within the regulations of various aviation authorities. Josh Dodd, COO of Avionco was recently quoted stating “Our Entry Into...
