Payment is the last major pain point in the business jet charter industry. The procedures are inefficient, costly and insecure, placing unnecessary strain on brokers and operators’ cash flows, as well as giving customers insufficient protection of their payment details. But that’s about to change with the launch today of PayNode, by Avinode, the world’s largest online marketplace for buying and selling private air charter.

The app streamlines the fuel purchasing process by providing online access to an extensive global network of aviation fuel locations, with convenient payment methods.

Dassault Aviation’s FalconEye Combined Vision System has been certified by EASA and the FAA on the Falcon 2000S and LXS.

Embraer has the broadest range of business jets of any manufacturer, from the $4.495 million Phenom 100 light jet to the $53 million airliner-sized Lineage 1000E—and they’re all here at NBAA.

Honeywell Aerospace’s new 10-year forecast projects market demand for 8,600 new business jet deliveries valued at $255 billion.

Textron Aviation kicked off this year’s NBAA convention by naming Safran and Honeywell as key suppliers of engine and avionics for its new $35 million, large-cabin Citation Hemisphere.

California-based ATP claims to be the premier provider of content management and information services with 5,600 customers in 96 countries.

ATP and Sweden-based Web Manuals have joined forces to provide aircraft operators and maintenance organizations with constantly updated operating manuals as well digitized technical documents, maintenance manuals, and safety and regulatory alerts.