Alternate airports
Orlando
It’s home to this month’s big bizav convention–which won’t surprise anyone who knows the city
... Read NowSalt Lake City
A large network of airports means you can probably land minutes from your final destination
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Bizav Basics
Working with a management company
It can save you time, money and headaches–but only if you follow these steps
... Read NowHow to find the right aircraft broker
If you’ve thought about selling your aircraft, you have lots of company. This is a buyer’s market–and a fast-changing one. “A Falcon 2000EX might be w
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Business Jet Charter
Moving up from charter
You might be better off buying your own aircraft–especially now
... Read NowFlying charter? ask these six questions
A long-time passenger explains how he decides which operators deserve his business
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Fractional Jet Ownership
Peak Experiences
A chief selling point of fractional flying is its simplicity. Unlike charter customers, you don’t have to bother with shopping for a flight; and unlik
... Read NowThe Fractional Market
AMERICA’S ECONOMIC DOWNTURN has dealt a crippling blow to the fractional-share industry. Rapidly declining used-aircraft prices and fewer flying hours
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Inflight catering
Haute Cuisine: Breakfast Struddle
The Dish: Breakfast StruddleGourmet Airfare in Detroit has reinvented the venerable apple struddle. The caterer’s signature “breakfast struddle” featu
... Read NowHaute Cuisine: Air Culinaire
Filet mignon is filet mignon, right? Not according to executive chef Salvatore Lano of the Air Culinaire kitchen in South Hackensack, N.J. His Signatu
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Inside the Cabin
Raising the bar for onboard dining
Not satisfied with the food or wine on your flights? Maybe what you need is a chef or sommelier who can accompany you on your trips and tailor everyth
... Read NowCabin Comforts
As the new century’s first decade winds down, we are “connected” in flight as never before. At 41,000 feet, we can exchange e-mails and text messages,
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New Business Jet Preview
Bell Helicopter's Bell 429
Business travelers will appreciate its smooth ride and large, open cabin
... Read NowHawker Beechcraft’s King Air C90GTI
DETROIT FIGURED THIS OUT a long time ago. Take your basic family sedan, stick a hot motor under the hood and badge it with sporty-sounding initials li
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Safety Matters
How training pays off
Since the Wright brothers’ first flight, major improvements in safety have resulted primarily from technological advances. The reduction in accidents
... Read NowHow flight safety has evolved
To appreciate how safe air travel has become, it’s helpful to realize how risky it once was and to understand how rules and regulations have evolved t
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Used Business Jet Review
Cessna Citation I
New life for an old model
... Read NowDassault Falcon 200
Dassault stopped producing this twin-engine model more than two decades ago, but pilots still love it. it has great range and can climb 6,000 feet per
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