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A private jet trip to the Breeders’ Cup World Championships is the ultimate way to experience thoroughbred racing’s championship weekend without the friction of commercial travel during Lexington’s busiest autumn weekend. Held at historic Keeneland Race Course in the heart of Bluegrass country, the Breeders’ Cup draws the world’s top owners, trainers, and international racing […]

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Kentucky’s business aviation market is a two-hub state with a long tail of regional airports. The fleet is solidly mid-aged, with a visible newer cohort on top. It is also one of the more shared-ownership-friendly markets we’ve profiled, and it leans heavily on the Citation line. Based on the current in-state fleet, 166 business jets […]

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The Bombardier Global Express carved its place in aviation history by redefining the ultra-long-range heavy jet market. Its combination of an expansive cabin, impressive global range, and robust reliability makes it a top contender in the pre-owned market for buyers who prioritize space and value—especially when guided by an experienced jet brokerage team to navigate the transaction […]

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In the world of pre-owned business aircraft, some models stand the test of time, offering a combination of value and performance that remains relevant for decades. The Bombardier Challenger 601-1A is a prime example. While produced for a brief period in the 1980s, this heavy jet established a reputation for its wide-body cabin and impressive […]

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No call sign in aviation carries more weight than Air Force One. Whenever the President of the United States is aboard any Air Force aircraft, it becomes Air Force One, and Air Force One history is really the story of how presidential air travel evolved from a converted cargo plane in World War II to […]

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On September 16, 2026, OneFlight International, a Colorado-based private jet card broker, posted a notice on its website pausing all flight activity for the next 30 days, or until further notice. Just like that, every client holding a prepaid jet card balance with the company lost access to the flights they’d already paid for, with […]

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The Hawker 900XP represents the last and most advanced chapter in the storied Hawker 800 series. Introduced in 2007, the 900XP built upon the success of the 800XP and 850XP with more powerful, fuel-efficient engines, refined aerodynamics, and an enhanced passenger experience. As the ultimate evolution of a platform that began with the British-built HS.125 in the 1960s, the […]

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Kansas’s business aviation market tells a story you won’t find in most states: it’s not just where aircraft are based, it’s where they’re built, maintained, and — in a meaningful number of cases — parted out. Based on the current in-state fleet, 458 business jets and turboprops call Kansas home, spread across a mix of […]

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In the world of private aviation, few names command as much respect and recognition as Gulfstream. While modern aircraft boast the latest technology, a select few classic models have maintained their market appeal for decades. The Gulfstream G-IV, an iconic business jet that revolutionized long-range travel, stands as a prime example. For today’s savvy buyers […]

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Missouri’s business aviation market is a two-metro story with a mid-state connector running down the middle — St. Louis and Kansas City anchoring either end of the state, a cluster of aircraft based around the capital corridor in between, and a scattering of smaller fields across the Ozarks and southern Missouri. Based on the current […]

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Most aircraft earn a place in aviation history with a single breakthrough moment. The Beechcraft King Air earned its place by simply refusing to stop. More than 60 years after its first flight, it is still in production today, still the best-selling business turboprop family in the world, and still the answer for owners who […]

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Bombardier announced on September 10, 2026 that its Global 8000, the fastest civil aircraft since Concorde, has received U.K. Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) approval to land at London City Airport. The Bombardier Global 8000 London City Airport clearance takes effect immediately, opening one of the most restrictive business aviation airports in the world to the […]

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