Have you ever wondered how fresh oxygen in an aircraft is processed and circulated for breathing? If this thought hadn't crossed your mind in the past, you may be thinking about it now due to the risks associated with the…
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Fly Farther, Faster in the Gulfstream G650
With the current record for the "farthest, fastest flight in business aviation history", the Gulfstream G650 is a heavy jet with all the bells and whistles. The G650 (and its sister aircraft the G650ER) is considered an ultra-long-range aircraft setting…
FlyPrivate to Super Bowl LVI!
Are you heading to the Super Bowl 56? Let FlyPrivate arrange all of your private aviation to the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, CA where the two best teams in the NFL, the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals, will compete for the…
World-Class Design Inside and Out: The Challenger 650
The Bombardier Challenger 650 was first certified in 2015 as an upgrade to the Challenger 605, a previous model in the Challenger family of business jets. The Challenger 650 offers many refinements from the earlier Challenger 605 including an updated…
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Fly in the Five-Star Falcon 2000
The Dassault Falcon 2000 is a heavy jet that was designed to be more economical option to it's sister jet the Falcon 900, without sacrificing any of the performance standards that private fliers have grown to love. The Falcon 2000…
Say Hello to the Citation Jet 3
The Cessna Citation Jet 3 was flown for the first time in 2003 as an upgrade to already popular Citation Jet 2. It is the sixth generation of the popular Citation Jet series. With a number of enhancements, this light…
An Inside Look at the Learjet 70
In 2012, Bombardier announced development of a new light business jet. The Learjet 70 received FAA Certification by 2013 and flew its first flight in 2014. The Learjet 70 is an enhanced version of the Learjet 40, offering notable upgrades…
What to Know About De-icing & Hangar Fees
De-icing your aircraft when needed is critical for passenger safety. In the simplest terms, de-icing an aircraft means removing the ice and snow from a jet before takeoff. Adverse weather conditions can affect travel plans this time of year. Although…
Season’s Greetings & Happy Holidays!
During this season, we take time to reflect upon the good things we have…like our partnership with you. We appreciate working with you and hope that the holidays and the coming year will bring you happiness, good health and success.…
What to Know About FBOs
We use the acronym FBO quite liberally when booking a trip, but not everyone knows exactly what it stands for. A Fixed base operator (FBO) is a term developed in the United States after the passage of the Air Commerce…