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Do Private Jets Go Through Customs? NJ Flyer Guide
Private aviation can make international travel feel remarkably straightforward. You arrive at the airport, step into the aircraft, settle into your seat, and eventually find yourself somewhere much farther from home. But crossing an international border by private aircraft still involves customs and immigration requirements. The difference is that the process looks different from what … Continue reading Do Private Jets Go Through Customs? NJ Flyer Guide
NBAA-BACE 2026: What NJ Business Aviation Should Know
There is something fascinating about seeing where business aviation is headed, and then thinking about what those developments could mean for the aircraft and operations closer to home. Every year, the National Business Aviation Association’s Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition, better known as NBAA-BACE, brings together aircraft manufacturers, technology companies, operators, aviation professionals, and other … Continue reading NBAA-BACE 2026: What NJ Business Aviation Should Know
Paving the Future of Monmouth Jet Center: Runway Improvements Are Underway!
There’s something exciting about seeing plans for the future become a reality. Which is exactly what’s happening at Monmouth Jet Center! Runway improvement construction is officially underway, marking an important step forward for the continued growth and long-term future of our airport. As recently highlighted in The Coast Star, airport owner Alan Antaki joined representatives … Continue reading Paving the Future of Monmouth Jet Center: Runway Improvements Are Underway!
Private Jet Flight Tracking Privacy: What NJ Owners Should Know
Safety is the primary reason why aircraft are tracked globally and throughout the United States. Private jet owners expect to arrive safely at their destination and do so the majority of the time. However, accidents happen. The advantages of a tracking system include sending early alerts, identifying a flight’s last position, and activating Search and … Continue reading Private Jet Flight Tracking Privacy: What NJ Owners Should Know
Aircraft Bird Strike Prevention: Why Fall Is Peak Season for NJ Pilots
Manufacturers design and test aircraft to withstand most bird strikes. It only becomes problematic when a bird makes contact with fragile or critical components. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is proactively engaged in aircraft bird strike prevention through its official manual on Wildlife Hazard Management at Airports and the Wildlife Strike Database, which collects accurate … Continue reading Aircraft Bird Strike Prevention: Why Fall Is Peak Season for NJ Pilots