Today on EVA
Archer to acquire Los Angeles Airport as strategic air taxi network hub
Electric air taxi developer Archer Aviation has announced plans to acquire Hawthorne Airport in Los Angeles for $126 million
Helijet hosts BETA Technologies’ first all-electric passenger demonstration flight in Western Canada
Helijet hosts BETA Technologies’ first all-electric passenger demonstration flight in Western Canada
Blade to launch weekday commuter flights between Manhattan and Westchester
Blade Urban Air Mobility announced a pilot program today that will offer commuter flights connecting Manhattan and Westchester County Airport
World Kinect Corporation completes acquisition of Universal Weather and Aviation’s Trip Support Services Business
World Kinect Corporation today announced that it has completed its acquisition of the TSS division of Universal Weather and Aviation
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Autumn 2025
Wherever you are reading this Autumn 2025 edition of Executive & VIP Aviation International Magazine, digitally or as a hard copy, thank you. If you’ve picked up a printed magazine at NBAA-BACE, the National Business Aviation Association – Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition, in Las Vegas, then members of the EVA team are here and would love to say hello.
I’m here with Humza Raja, EVA Magazine’s new sales manager. No stranger to the business aviation industry, Humza is nonetheless keen to speak with as many people as possible, fostering relationships and helping build an even brighter future for the brand. It goes without saying that our best wishes and thanks go with former sales manager Mo Banks as he moves to pastures new.
Our cover story features the ‘new’ Gogo. Formed through the merger of Gogo Business Aviation and Satcom Direct (SD), brands with their own strong identities and established reputations, Gogo really is the single source for low-earth orbit (LEO) and geostationary orbit (GEO) satcom and air-to-ground (ATG) connectivity. The company offers in-house antenna technology compatible with leading Ku- and Ka-band GEO networks, global LEO service through Gogo Galileo and US ATG coverage. Gogo’s CEO Chris Moore is understandably excited about the company’s portfolio, even as it continues to evolve.



