STORIESNov 10, 2026Seeing the Invisible: SkyPath's Answer to Rising TurbulenceClear-air turbulence is the hazard pilots cannot see coming. As turbulence climbs, SkyPath chief executive Maya Shpak explains how pilots' iPads, machine learning, and a strict data-sharing rule combine to give crews about 10 minutes' warning.Read More →
STORIESNov 05, 2026Exclusive: Thrive Aviation CEO Details New HondaJet Fractional Program Launching in 2027In an interview with AeroXplorer, Thrive Aviation CEO Curtis Edenfield explains why Thrive chose a HondaJet and a Challenger, how its existing fleet will support the launch, and what must happen behind the scenes before fractional operations can ramp up.Read More →
STORIESNov 03, 2026VIDEO: The Lear Jet Restoration ProjectA Wichita nonprofit is restoring the first Lear Jet ever built to flying condition. Meet the volunteers bringing 23-003 back to life, decades after it first flew.Read More →
STORIESNov 02, 2026Exclusive: Inside Lufthansa Technik's Touchscreen Tray TableLufthansa Technik, F/LIST, and Pilatus unveiled their “nice” intelligent cabin divider at NBAA-BACE last week. During a hands-on demonstration, AeroXplorer explored another application of the technology: a tray table that doubles as an entertainment screen, cabin controller, and potential workspace.Read More →
STORIESOct 27, 2026Are Airports Cool & Fancy Again? We Think SoThe rise of luxury, modern airports has begun. With over 600 airport projects happening worldwide, we can expect more innovation & premium services to be at the forefront of these megahubs.Read More →
STORIESOct 23, 2026Why Aircraft Towing May Be One of the Last Frontiers of Autonomous Ground OperationsGround support equipment has advanced steadily toward autonomy: baggage carts and pushback tractors, among others, are being designed to operate with minimal human intervention. Yet the aircraft itself – the single most valuable and structurally sensitive asset on the ramp – is still almost universally towed under direct human control. Read More →
STORIESOct 22, 2026How Delivery Delays Are Reshaping Aviation SourcingWhen Boeing and Airbus can't deliver new aircraft fast enough, someone has to keep the old ones flying. That reality, playing out across airline fleets and MRO shops worldwide, is fueling what industry insiders are now calling a defining moment for the aviation aftermarket.Read More →
STORIESSep 26, 2026Why a $70 Million Private Jet Can Feel Outdated in Five YearsBusiness jet cabins are designed to last decades, but their tech doesn't. Here's why future-proofing the architecture matters more than the components.Read More →
STORIESSep 23, 2026How Jet Access Is Building a New Model for Private Aircraft MaintenanceExplore how Jet Access Maintenance is expanding aircraft support through specialized service centers, nationwide mobile AOG teams, and on-site Starlink installation.Read More →
STORIESSep 21, 2026How One Tech Entrepreneur Is Solving Private Aviation’s Million-Dollar PuzzleTech entrepreneur Roger Zhan is using AI to solve private aviation’s million-dollar scheduling puzzle, optimizing more than 20,000 flights each month.Read More →
