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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Iraq Bars Plane Carrying Iran's National Football Team from Landing in Basra, Citing U.S. Sanctions

Why It MattersUS sanctions on Iranian airlines are now blocking landing access at Iraqi airports even for sports charters, showing how sanctions compliance can limit an operator's reach into neighbouring states.

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Iraq did not allow a plane carrying Iran's national football team to land at Basra Airport on Tuesday. Two representatives of Basra Airport said the decision by Iraq's Civil Aviation Authority was linked to U.S. sanctions imposed on Iranian airlines. The plane returned to Iran and landed at the airport in the city of Abadan.

Iraq Bars Plane Carrying Iran's National Football Team from Landing in Basra, Citing U.S. Sanctions

A representative of the Iranian consulate in Basra said the team would now travel to Basra by land. The Iranian side was heading to Iraq to take part in a tournament of four national teams being held in Basra; the teams of Iraq, Lebanon and Palestine are also participating.

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