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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Oct12

North AmericaMarketOEMEvents

Textron Aviation Marks 30 Years of Aircraft Manufacturing in Independence, Kansas

Textron Aviation marked 30 years of aircraft manufacturing at its Independence, Kansas, facility on Oct. 10, 2026, where about 600 employees work across a 213-acre campus building piston, turboprop and light jet Cessnas.

Why It Matters: A three-decade single-site run covering piston, turboprop and light jet lines shows how a manufacturer can anchor varied production in one regional campus while building its own local pipeline of skilled labor.

Oct 12

RiskCharter MarketPolicyAsia Pacific

PDEA Identifies Two Filipinos Linked to Attempted Smuggling of 521 Kilos of Shabu From Laos by Private Jet

The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency has identified two Filipinos, aliases Fahad and Boyet, tied to an attempt to smuggle 521 kilograms of suspected shabu from Laos by private jet; Fahad is detained in Laos.

Why It Matters: Business aviation's anonymity can be exploited for trafficking, and this case shows the aircraft crew's refusal to load cargo, not any systemic screening, was what stopped the shipment.

Oct 12

RiskAircraft ManagementPolicyMaintenanceAfrica

Nigerian Air Force ATR-42-500MP 931 Crash Kills 25, Including At Least Five Civilians, Renewing Scrutiny Of Military Aircraft Use

A Nigerian Air Force ATR-42-500MP maritime patrol aircraft, NAF 931, crashed in a swamp in Igbokoda, Ondo State, on 5 October 2026, killing 25 people, including at least five civilians.

Why It Matters: The crash puts a spotlight on the carriage of civilian passengers on military surveillance aircraft in Nigeria, a practice that sits outside ordinary civil aviation oversight.

Oct 12

North AmericaMarketMaintenance

Delta Air Lines Says TechOps Revenue Could More Than Double After $990 Million in First Nine Months

Delta Air Lines said its TechOps maintenance unit could more than double revenue over the next several years, after generating $990 million in the first nine months of 2026, with a record backlog.

Why It Matters: Airline-owned maintenance units are being run as growth businesses selling to outside customers, where engine and customer mix drive quarterly margins and a record backlog signals demand for third-party overhaul capacity.

Oct 12

OperationsNorth AmericaAirportGround Handling Agent (GHA)

Wind Triggers Ground Stop at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport

Wind triggered a ground stop at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, holding flights bound for the airport until at or after 9:45 a.m., with arrivals delayed by an average of more than an hour.

Why It Matters: Weather-driven ground stops move delay from the affected airport onto departure points elsewhere, so a single wind event can disrupt schedules and aircraft rotations well beyond one field.

Oct 12

North AmericaMarketPolicyAirport

Mesa Proposes Flat $4.14-per-1,000-Pound Landing Fee at Falcon Field After Legal Review

Mesa has proposed charging every aircraft at Falcon Field $4.14 per 1,000 pounds of maximum landing weight, replacing $20.35 and $24.35 per-landing fees after a legal review; the City Council takes it up Dec. 8.

Why It Matters: Weight-based fees applied equally to every aircraft type show how an airport sponsor can try to raise revenue while answering FAA objections to rules that limit particular kinds of operations.

Oct 12

RiskPolicyAirportEuropeGround Handling Agent (GHA)

TAV Airports Subsidiary Services EU-Sanctioned Ural Airlines at Antalya, FT Reports

Havaş, a subsidiary of TAV Airports, continues to service sanctioned Ural Airlines flights at Antalya, while TAV-managed terminals also handled US-sanctioned Iranian carriers after the September 8 listing.

Why It Matters: Sanctions exposure is shifting from airlines themselves to the airport operators and ground handlers that serve them, tightening compliance scrutiny on non-EU subsidiaries in the sector.

Oct 12

OperationsNorth AmericaMarketAirportMaintenance

West Star Aviation Opens Fifth Satellite MRO Facility at Addison Airport near Dallas

West Star Aviation opened its fifth satellite MRO facility at Addison Airport in the Dallas Metroplex, with four hangars totaling about 40,000 square feet and eight technical specialists.

Why It Matters: Satellite sites in operator-dense metros show how independent MROs compete: by placing drop-in capacity and sister-company structural repair near customers, cutting repositioning time rather than adding a single large hub.

Oct 12

RiskOperationsAirportMiddle East

Houthi Strike Hits Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport for Second Time in Two Days; Saudi Civil Aviation Extends Suspension of Operations

A fresh Houthi attack hit Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport on Sunday evening, a day after a strike that killed 12 and wounded 309, and Saudi civil aviation extended the suspension of operations.

Why It Matters: Repeated strikes on a national capital's main airport show how quickly a hub can be taken out of service while safety verification and readiness checks run, with no restart date set.

Oct 12

OperationsNorth AmericaMarketMaintenanceOEM

Textron Aviation Places Mobile Service Units, Go Teams and 1CALL Under Single Leadership

Textron Aviation has realigned its Mobile Service Network, placing Mobile Service Units, Go Teams and the 1CALL team under Seth Persons, general manager, in a network of more than 50 MSUs and Go Teams.

Why It Matters: Folding the intake desk and the field technicians under one leader shows OEMs treating AOG response as an integrated service product rather than separate call-center and dispatch functions.

Oct 12

Editor’s Picks

Textron Aviation Marks 30 Years of Aircraft Manufacturing in Independence, Kansas

PDEA Identifies Two Filipinos Linked to Attempted Smuggling of 521 Kilos of Shabu From Laos by Private Jet

Nigerian Air Force ATR-42-500MP 931 Crash Kills 25, Including At Least Five Civilians, Renewing Scrutiny Of Military Aircraft Use

Delta Air Lines Says TechOps Revenue Could More Than Double After $990 Million in First Nine Months

Wind Triggers Ground Stop at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport

Mesa Proposes Flat $4.14-per-1,000-Pound Landing Fee at Falcon Field After Legal Review

TAV Airports Subsidiary Services EU-Sanctioned Ural Airlines at Antalya, FT Reports

West Star Aviation Opens Fifth Satellite MRO Facility at Addison Airport near Dallas

Houthi Strike Hits Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport for Second Time in Two Days; Saudi Civil Aviation Extends Suspension of Operations

Textron Aviation Places Mobile Service Units, Go Teams and 1CALL Under Single Leadership

Hurricane Simon Closes Puerto Vallarta Airport; Manzanillo Also Shut Amid Pacific Coast Storm

NetJets Plans New Private Terminals at Dallas Love Field, Washington Dulles and Rifle, Plus Larger West Palm Beach Facility

Sudan, Sahel and Other Airspace Closures Force Long Detours on Europe–Southern Africa Flights, Adding 1.5 to 2.5 Hours

GE Aerospace Plans to Nearly Double In-Country Supplier Spend in India by 2030

Israel bars pilots and cabin crew from countries without diplomatic ties, affecting at least 10 African nations

Scottsdale Airport Runway 3/21 to Close Oct. 24–31 for Routine Pavement Maintenance

Flight department director outlines how to align passenger expectations with operational limits

HondaJet Elite II Burns 81 to 149 Gallons an Hour Depending on Cruise Setting, Pilot-Report Data Shows

Scotland's Charity Air Ambulance Flies 271 Missions in First Year of Airbus H145 D3

Is flying through the Middle East still safe after strikes on Saudi airports?

Magellan Jets Redesigns Jet Cards With Route Discounts, Short-Leg Waivers and Flexible Hour Purchases

Houthi Strikes on Riyadh's King Khalid Airport Deepen Middle East Aviation Disruption, Forcing Airline Diversions and Cancellations

Etihad Cancels Saudi Flights Over Regional Disruption as Rubio and Miliband Reaffirm Strait of Hormuz Commitment

Saudi Airport Attacks Trigger Flight Cancellations and Airspace Warnings

Bombardier to Acquire MHI Canada Aerospace Assets, Adding About 750 Employees in Mississauga

Av8 Signs Five-Year Landing Gear Maintenance Agreement With Wheels Up for Phenom 300 Fleet

Houthi Attacks on Six Saudi Airports Kill 12 in Riyadh, Suspend King Khalid International Flights

Aurelius Completes Acquisition of Marshall Aerospace

Gulf Airspace Advisories, Record El Nino and Hardening War Risk Reset Charter Planning

FAA Orders Replacement of Engine Alliance GP7200 Turbine Seals on Airbus A380 After Uncontained Failure Causes Aborted Takeoff