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Aircraft Models

The All New G500 – Business Jet from Gulfstream

The Gulfstream I (GI) the first business aircraft with turboprop engine built by the leader in the field of business jets took its first flight on 14 Aug. 1958. Its series of long-range jets have become very popular in luxury air travel. At Gulfstream, they say ‘our history defines our future’.

The Aerial Vehicle – Solar Ship – A Game Changer in Cargo Movement

Across the globe moving a cargo in remote places which are not accessible by roads or sea has been always a very costly and too much time-consuming affair and a cause of major concern especially during natural calamities. Solar Ship Inc. a Canadian based company has developed a hybrid aircraft technology that very well addresses this problem, also called as a flying machine.

Penthouse in the Air – The First Ever BBJ 787 – 8

The first ever BBJ (Boeing Business Jet) 787 – unveiled at the 2016 European Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition in Geneva, Switzerland. Boeing 787 Dreamliners which serve as commercial aircraft, carry between 240 and 335 passengers. But this one unveiled at Geneva has been transformed into a 40-passenger private jet.

Dreamliner – Boeing 787 the New Entrant in Private Jet World

China’s HNA Group, the parent company of Hainan Airlines, will take delivery of the glamorous shiny new 787 Boeing Business Jet (787 BBJ), in the third quarter of 2016. This private jet will have a range of 9,800 miles or 17 hours of flying time, with only 40 passengers (VVIP) on board (wherein the commercial 787 carries 300 passengers), luggage, fuel and a whole lot of swanky amenities at service in flight.

Lilium – not only a Flower in Your Garden but also a Flying Car in Your Garage

Suppose you are a business tycoon or an elite rich or very high profile celebrity who has a mansion with a vast garden having open space (flat land) of 15 meters x 15 meters. In that case, you can take… Continue Reading →

The HondaJet, Honda’s Entrance into the Aviation Industry

Honda, has ventured into the new and different territory of manufacturing private jets. After 30 years of development, the lightweight private jet denotes Honda’s entrance into the $23 billion annual revenue of the aviation industry, and it recently became public knowledge when Honda obtained the necessary certification.