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Li Cohen from Yahoo News – Reports Bill Gates, one of the world’s richest people, is a staunch advocate for the fight against climate change – but he also frequently uses a private jet, which has led to questions about authenticity when it comes to his activism. Now, Gates has come under fire for his […]

Japan’s national newspaper, Yomiuri Shimbun – Reports Honda Motor Co. is to start manufacturing sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), it has been learned. SAF, which has been touted as a means of significantly reducing carbon dioxide emissions, can be made from used cooking oil, household waste and algae, among other materials. By using SAF, CO2 emissions […]

Milo Boyd from UK’s Daily Mirror – Reports K9 JETS will start by flying cats, dogs, parrots and rabbits between the East Coast of the US, London, Paris and Lisbon, with tickets costing from £7,100 for an owner and their pet. The UK’s first private jet company for pets has been flooded with request ahead […]

AZ Big Media – Reports Owning a jet is a luxury, of course. But while it may be a significant investment upfront, private jet ownership can significantly boost your business operations—particularly if you’re a C-suite executive in any sized company. In the short run, you and your immediate sphere of influence get a massive quality-of-life […]

Rachel Cormack from Robb Report ARC Aerosystems is moving from unmanned to manned. The UK startup, which has designed two UAVs for cargo transportation to date, has just unveiled its first passenger plane. The new ARC Linx P9, which debuted at the Airfinance Journal event in Dublin last week, has been billed as the “world’s […]

Rob Finfrock from Robb Report ZeroAvia’s hydrogen fuel cell could be a game-changer for aircraft of all sizes. Will hydrogen fuel cells beat battery-powered engines and biofuels to become the go-to power source for aviation? One California company is betting on it. Entrepreneur Val Miftakhov founded ZeroAvia in 2017 to develop a workable hydrogen-fuel-cell powertrain […]

Theron Mohamed from Yahoo Finance – Reports Warren Buffett bought his first private jet in 1986 and upgraded to a much pricier one in 1989. Buffett and his business partner, Charlie Munger, clashed over the extravagant purchases. The investor changed his plane’s nickname from “The Indefensible” to “The Indispensable.” Warren Buffett may rank among the […]

Vicky Karantzavelou from TravelDailyNews – Reports A 220-meter-long ocean treasure with a tonnage of 22,300 UMS, Orient Express Silenseas will feature 54 Suites measuring on average 70-square-meters, including a monumental 1,415-square-meter Presidential Suite (including a 530-square-meter private terrace), two swimming pools including a lap pool, two restaurants and a speakeasy bar. 140 years after the […]

Doug Gollan writing for Forbes – Reports According to her Twitter profile, Abigail Disney is an “Emmy-winning documentary producer and director. Professional noodge. happy camper.” At least some of that is probably a direct result of being the granddaughter of The Walt Disney Company co-founder Roy O. Disney and her inheritance, which gives her an […]

“Winter 2024 will be the last season of Noma as we know it”. If you have Noma on your wishlist, now might be the time to fight for that reservation. The famous Copenhagen spot may have taken home the No. 1 spot on the World’s 50 Best Restaurants list five times and earned itself three […]

Mircea Mazuru from Auto Evolution – Reports Elvis purchased the jet on December 22, 1976, for $840,000 – that’s around $4.4M in today’s money. The King of Rock and Roll owned several private jets, two of which are currently showcased at Graceland. This example is one of 202 production JetStar airplanes manufactured by Lockheed. If […]

Michael Verdon from Robb Report With charters down 23 percent in a year-over-year period, one analyst believes the newcomers who created record demand—and havoc—over the past two years are returning to the commercial airlines. One analyst monitoring private aviation thinks that the newcomers who rushed in during Covid may be migrating back to the commercial […]