Last month we celebrated International Women’s Day on March 8 and it gave us pause to think about how women have had a significant impact on aviation history. Often portrayed as a male-dominated field, behind the scenes and above the clouds, women have been making significant contributions to the development and advancement of aviation since […]
An Air Operator Certificate is a legal authorization issued by the aviation regulatory authority of any country that allows an operator to engage in commercial air transport activities. The AOC signifies that an operator has met stringent safety, maintenance, operational, and regulatory requirements, ensuring that the operation is conducted with the highest level of safety […]
At Avionco, along with our partner organization PilotMovers, we have one of the world’s leading state-of-the-art pilot databases for helping commercial, private and business aviation customers find the right pilots for their organizations. However, it also works the other way. We help pilots choose the right organization for them. It’s all about fit, understanding and the […]
It’s the end of October already and we can see the past summer fading in the jet wash as we fly into fall. Summer is such a great time for our industry and offers a glimpse into some of the more decadent applications of private flight versus the grind of city and country hopping just […]
After a busy summer in the business of flight by those managing and operating aircraft throughout Europe, we got a little nostalgic about the whole idea of commercial and private flight and how it all started. So, just for fun we did a little research and identified what we think are 10 historical insights about how […]
Just for fun the other day we decided to see what kind of information is out there when we enter “What Private Jet Pilots Want” into our search engine. As with any search, there was some helpful and not so helpful stuff for interested readers to peruse. Here’s what the 5 top search headlines were […]