The Month In Business Aviation: January 2021

On the stormy afternoon of Aug. 2, 1985, I drove out of the north tollbooth at Dallas/Fort Worth Airport (KDFW), headed for my home in Dallas. As I accelerated, I felt my car begin to rock from side to side with increasing force.

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During a year that saw flight activity slowed by the COVID-19 pandemic, Gulfstream Aerospace in June 2020 announced the 200^th delivery of its G280 super-midsize twin, a milestone that attests to the ongoing popularity of the manufacturer’s smallest business jet.

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Ask the editors: Despite the pandemic-related travel dip, demand for speed continues to propel development of supersonic business jets.

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Matthew Mejía, Aerion chief financial officer and executive vice president strategy and investor relations, discusses the status of the AS2 supersonic business jet program with Bill Carey, Business and Commercial Aviation senior editor.

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Using Aviation Week Networks' Business & Commercial Aviation Purchase Planning Handbook we looked further into the engines powering light jet aircraft. How many can you pair together?

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Super Bowl LV will be played at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida, on Feb. 7, pitting the home town Tampa Bay Buccaneers against the Kansas City Chiefs, the reigning 2020 Super Bowl champions. 

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The G280 is a twin-engine, super-midsize business jet manufactured by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) in partnership with Gulfstream Aerospace.

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A look at how effects of the pandemic have driven aftermarket growth at Duncan Aviation, including avionics installations, AOG services and workforce recruitment.

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Now that 2020 is behind us, what will the new year bring for the business and general aviation market? What are its challenges and opportunities and what has changed in the landscape? 

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“No bucks, no Buck Rogers.” This quote from The Right Stuff neatly sums up the interrelationship between business aviation and the tax code. 

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