Avi-Go is a comprehensive business aviation data platform connecting stakeholders across the business aviation ecosystem through real-time intelligence, analytics, live flight tracking, and AI-powered solutions built on deep industry data.

What does Avi-Go offer?

Avi-Go enhances productivity across the business aviation ecosystem through three integrated core modules: Aviation Intelligence (real-time flight tracking, comprehensive fleet data, and analytical tools such as route calculations and aircraft range comparisons), Charter Operations (a professional B2B charter marketplace with aircraft search, trip postings via Trip Boards, and real-time empty leg opportunities), and AI-Powered Advisory (Avi-Go AI, our intelligent aviation engine that turns complex data into actionable insights).

How to become an Avi-Go member?

Joining Avi-Go is simple. Step 1: Register a free account in minutes and gain immediate access to core aviation intelligence tools, with no payment required to get started. Step 2: Upgrade your plan to Individual Pro for advanced personal capabilities, or to the Business Plan for shared access, collaboration features, centralized billing, and scalable usage across teams. Step 3: For Business accounts, upload your company incorporation documents for verification to unlock enterprise-level features and member-based pricing. Certain charter marketplace tools may require additional verification.

Do I need to pay for Avi-Go's Marketplace?

Yes. Avi-Go's Marketplace typically requires a member subscription. For the latest details on pricing and subscription options, please visit our website.

Is there a free trial or free access to Avi-Go features?

Yes. After completing a quick registration, you'll have immediate access to Avi-Go's core free features, so you can explore our essential aviation tools and intelligence modules. When you're ready to scale, you can upgrade at any time to Individual Pro for advanced personal capabilities, or to the Business Plan for team management and verified enterprise status.

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Aug26

RiskCharter MarketNorth AmericaPolicyAirportTechnology

Amendment to Aviation Safety Bill Could Block ADS-B Data Use for Tax Enforcement, Risking Millions in State Revenue

A House-passed amendment to the ALERT Act would bar airports and tax authorities from using ADS-B transponder data to collect landing fees or enforce aircraft taxes, potentially costing Texas up to $70.2 million in annual revenue.

Why It Matters: Restricting ADS-B use for revenue purposes could weaken one of the few practical tools regulators have to detect out-of-state aircraft registration used to avoid property and landing fees.

Aug 26

MarketTechnologyOEM

Falcon 900LX Production Winds Down as Challenger 650 Holds Steady; Analysis Points to Derivative and Refresh Paths for Dassault and Bombardier

Dassault ended Falcon 900LX production after three deliveries in early 2025 and twelve months of zero output, while Bombardier's Challenger 650 kept delivering at roughly 16 to 17 units a year.

Why It Matters: In the large-cabin segment, manufacturers now favor derating existing platforms into new variants over clean-sheet designs, using performance-index and price gaps to justify staged refreshes rather than fresh certification programs.

Aug 26

Charter MarketMarketTechnologyOEM

Best Private Jets of 2026 Ranked by Class: Gulfstream G800, Bombardier Global 8000 and More

Aerocorner's August 2026 review of verified manufacturer specifications names class-by-class leaders including the Gulfstream G800 at 8,200 nautical miles range and the Bombardier Global 8000 at Mach 0.95.

Why It Matters: Class leadership in business aviation now splits across range, speed, cabin size and runway access, so buyers weigh mission-specific tradeoffs rather than a single best aircraft.

Aug 26

AirspaceOperationsNorth AmericaAirportGround Handling Agent (GHA)

Nacogdoches Airport Runway 18/36 to Close for Construction from May 18 to August 2026

L. Mangham Jr. Regional Airport in Nacogdoches, Texas will fully close Runway 18/36 and connecting taxiways for pavement construction from May 18, 2026 until early August 2026.

Why It Matters: A single-runway general-aviation airport's extended repaving shows how corporate-jet and training access at smaller fields can vanish for months with no on-site alternative runway.

Aug 26

OperationsCharter MarketMarketGround Handling Agent (GHA)

Private jet catering shifts toward personalized health-focused dining, says SkyDine Jet Catering

SkyDine Jet Catering says private aviation dining is shifting toward personalized, health-focused meals requiring keto, low-carb, halal, kosher and allergy-specific preparation with tighter sourcing and lead-time demands.

Why It Matters: As passenger dietary expectations diversify, catering success increasingly depends on logistics and sourcing coordination that stays invisible to the passenger rather than on menu variety alone.

Aug 26

PolicyAirportTechnologyOEMEvents

ICAO to Host Second Advanced Air Mobility Symposium (AAM 2026) Under Theme 'From Vision to Implementation'

ICAO will host the Second Advanced Air Mobility Symposium, AAM 2026, themed From Vision to Implementation, to review progress since the 2024 Call to Action.

Why It Matters: As unmanned and eVTOL trials accumulate, industry-wide coordination on interoperability and scalability becomes the deciding factor for whether advanced air mobility moves from pilot projects to routine operations.

Aug 26

MarketEuropeTechnologyOEM

First fully UK-built Britten-Norman Islander since production repatriation begins ground testing, targeting September first flight

Britten-Norman's first fully UK-built Islander since the assembly line returned to Bembridge began ground testing after roll-out on 30 July 2026, targeting a September first flight.

Why It Matters: Reshoring complete manufacturing back to a single UK site signals a manufacturer betting that in-house control over assemblies can shorten the path from production to delivery for a legacy utility airframe.

Aug 26

RiskCharter MarketNorth AmericaPolicyAirport

Kentucky Aviation Study: 88.5% of Plane Crashes Occurred Outside Major Commercial Airports, 2016–2025

The Kryder Law Group's review of National Transportation Safety Board data found 78 Kentucky aviation accidents from 2016 through 2025, with 69 occurring at non-commercial airfields, about 88.5%.

Why It Matters: The concentration of accidents outside major terminals underscores that general aviation and smaller airfields, not commercial hubs, carry most of the safety exposure in state-level accident records.

Aug 26

OperationsCharter MarketNorth AmericaMarketAircraft Management

Sky Travel Solutions launches jet card program with Hawker 400XP fleet and light jet focus

Sky Travel Solutions, founded by Kevin Wargo and Pedro Bizzotto, launched the Sky Travel Club jet card starting at $7,650 plus FET for 25 hours on a Hawker 400XP.

Why It Matters: New entrants using a used-parts and light-jet platform show how jet card programs can be built quickly by pairing an existing charter certificate with a niche fleet type.

Aug 26

North AmericaMarketOEMOther Industries

Acron Technologies to Sell Commercial Training Solutions Business to FlightSafety International

Acron Technologies agreed on August 26, 2026 to sell its Commercial Training Solutions business, with over 300 full-flight simulators, to FlightSafety International, closing expected in Q4 2026.

Why It Matters: Consolidation in simulator manufacturing and training concentrates full-flight simulator capacity with fewer providers, shaping how airlines and academies source type-rating and recurrent training slots.

Aug 26

Editor’s Picks

Amendment to Aviation Safety Bill Could Block ADS-B Data Use for Tax Enforcement, Risking Millions in State Revenue

Falcon 900LX Production Winds Down as Challenger 650 Holds Steady; Analysis Points to Derivative and Refresh Paths for Dassault and Bombardier

Best Private Jets of 2026 Ranked by Class: Gulfstream G800, Bombardier Global 8000 and More

Nacogdoches Airport Runway 18/36 to Close for Construction from May 18 to August 2026

Private jet catering shifts toward personalized health-focused dining, says SkyDine Jet Catering

ICAO to Host Second Advanced Air Mobility Symposium (AAM 2026) Under Theme 'From Vision to Implementation'

First fully UK-built Britten-Norman Islander since production repatriation begins ground testing, targeting September first flight

Kentucky Aviation Study: 88.5% of Plane Crashes Occurred Outside Major Commercial Airports, 2016–2025

Sky Travel Solutions launches jet card program with Hawker 400XP fleet and light jet focus

Acron Technologies to Sell Commercial Training Solutions Business to FlightSafety International

Buenos Aires Aeroparque closed for second day, 900 flights affected

Cirrus SR22 Pilot Survives In-Flight Engine Fire After Deploying CAPS Parachute in Brazil

AI Compresses Aerospace Materials R&D Cycles by Up to 70% as Global Tech Giants Target $650 Billion in Infrastructure Investment

Global Private Jet Flights Hit Record 3.9 Million in 2025, Up 34% from Pre-Pandemic Levels

Australia's Air Frontier grounds Baron fleet after Baron 58 crash in Gulf of Carpentaria

Planet Nine Private Air Earns Third Certified Aviation Manager (CAM) Designation

AsBAA's Balmer: Regional cooperation essential to tackle illegal charter and regulatory complexity in Asian business aviation

Aspen Art Week 2026: ArtCrush Gala Raises Over $4 Million as 38-Exhibitor Fair and Sculpture Park Draw Ultra-Wealthy Collectors

Bluetail Surpasses 30 Million Digitized Aircraft Records, Marks Sixth Anniversary and Second Inc. 5000 Listing

Electra Signs MOU with City of Helsinki and Haaga-Helia University to Study Direct Aviation Across Gulf of Finland

Archer Aviation Shares Up 36% in a Month as Boeing Deal and Defense Pivot Drive Momentum

Air Charter Safety Foundation Releases Three ASAP Case Studies for August 2026

Oliver Wyman Report: Supply Chain Disruptions May Be New Normal for MRO Aftermarket

Patriotic Millionaires urges Scotland to set high private jet tax to cut luxury emissions

Flyte Builds Regional Private Aviation Service Around Cirrus SF50 Vision Jet

Five New York-Area Airports Compared: A Guide for Business Travelers

Embraer Phenom 300EV Receives Triple Certification from FAA, EASA, and ANAC with Garmin Emergency Autoland

Asia-Pacific MRO Sector Faces Labor Shortages as Maintenance Demand Grows

India's Private Aviation Sector Moves Toward Integrated Ecosystem Driven by Wealth Growth and Policy Reform

Textron Aviation Receives CASA Part 145 Approval for Australian Maintenance Operations Across Three Service Centers