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The Beechcraft King Air 360: Modern Versatility, Refined Performance
I get asked from time to time, “What is your favorite aircraft to fly?” In over 30 years of flying, that’s always been a tough question to answer because I’m genuinely passionate about aircraft, no matter how simple or complex. For the last 11 years, I’ve been flying Bombardier Globals. I absolutely love them. I…
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Inspired by the Tern: What Business Aviation Can Learn from the World’s Greatest Traveler
Each year, the Arctic Tern completes the longest migration on Earth—flying from Alaska to Antarctica and back again. Covering more than 25,000 miles annually, this small but resilient bird embodies endurance, precision, and a clear sense of purpose. In many ways, the Arctic Tern offers a powerful metaphor for how companies in business aviation should…
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From Alaska to Africa: The Global Reach of Aircraft Sales
In today’s aviation marketplace, aircraft sales and acquisitions are no longer bound by geography. A private jet based in California can be purchased by a buyer in Kenya or Switzerland, and the journey from one owner to the next is made seamless by experienced brokers who understand the intricacies of international transactions. At Tern Jet…
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Are You Buying the Right Size Aircraft?
Purchasing a private aircraft is a significant investment—and one of the most important decisions in the process is choosing the right size aircraft. While it may be tempting to focus solely on aesthetics, brand, or even price, the size of your aircraft will play a defining role in how well it serves your personal or…
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Pre-Flown vs. New: Choosing the Right Path in Private Aircraft Ownership
When it comes to private aircraft ownership, one of the first major decisions many buyers face is whether to purchase a pre-flown aircraft or invest in a factory-new aircraft. Both options carry unique benefits and potential drawbacks, and the right choice often comes down to your mission, budget, and long-term goals. It is important to…





