Jettly Private Jet Charter Blog
Redefining The Private Jet Charter Industry
Aircraft insurance has perhaps one of the highest rates in terms of non-life, and for a good reason. When an accident happens, the claim doesn't just account for the parts damaged—or in some case, even the whole aircraft—it must also consider for the people hurt or killed in the incident, as well as the allowance needed in case legal settlement is required. For some time, … [Read more...]
In the past few aircraft features, we've been looking into the evolution of Beechcraft's King Air series, starting with the BE100 to the BE300. We covered how the BE100 was initially a creation of necessity, as Pratt & Whitney Canada—who supplied the PT-6A engines used for the series—had been hit by a strike in the mid-70s. Eventually, the aircraft proved its dues, and … [Read more...]
For some time, bigger seems to be better—particularly when it comes to transportation options—light options nonetheless still hold their relevance in this day and age. This is especially true in the private aviation sector, whose convenience and flexibility make it serviceable to a whole host of niche audiences. Whether it's individuals who prefer to ride alone than share an … [Read more...]
The history of the Super King Air BE300 is an interesting one. A good portion of its origins can be attributed to new FAA certification criteria in the 1980s, which allowed for the construction of "regional jets for sale" as long as they were based on an "existing type certificate," according to AvBuyer. Such aircraft can then be used for private or business aviation … [Read more...]
Airlines are a big part of the industry, as they are one of the preferred modes of air travel for a majority of passengers. And as they're often on the news, it's good to check every now and then on what's happening with yours, particularly if you've got a flight scheduled or planned. For today's airline news, then, we take a look at American Airlines, which seems to be … [Read more...]