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New types, deliveries, pre-owned values and what they mean for lift.
Gulfstream Lines Up a Path to 200 Jets a Year
Gulfstream's president told NBAA-BACE that demand is not the constraint. Owners should watch whether support can grow as fast as the factory.
Textron offers free Gogo Galileo on new Longitude and Latitude from 2028
Textron Aviation will fit Gogo's OneWeb low-earth-orbit system at no charge on factory-new Citation Longitude and Citation Latitude jets from 2028. Buyers who take it also get a 3-year preferred worldwide service rate.
Dassault puts a second Falcon 10X into the air as 2029 entry holds
Dassault Aviation now has two Falcon 10X prototypes flying, after the second aircraft left Bordeaux-Merignac on 24 September.
Embraer holds business jet deliveries at 41 as production evens out
Embraer's executive arm matched last year's third quarter with 41 jets, while the group posted a record 66 deliveries. The company credits smoother production for the flat count.
Embraer delivers first Praetor 600E to Flexjet
Flexjet accepted the first Embraer Praetor 600E on 18 September 2026. It expects 12 of the super-midsize jets by the end of the year.
UK CAA clears the Global 8000 into London City
Bombardier announced on 10 September 2026 that the UK Civil Aviation Authority has approved the Global 8000 to land at London City Airport. The field is short, steep and close to the City.