Armed Forces of Malta Expand Fleet with Additional Beechcraft King Air 360ER for Maritime Patrol
Aircraft order
Textron Aviation media center
Sixteen entries reached Business aviation in the seven days to 26 July 2026, from five sources. The largest group was news items, at eight. Twelve companies were named, three of them more than once.
Armed Forces of Malta Expand Fleet with Additional Beechcraft King Air 360ER for Maritime Patrol
Aircraft order
Textron Aviation media center
NBAAServices
NBAA Hails Senate Committee Progress on Three Aviation Bills
Certification or approval
AIN
Cessna Citation Gen3 light jets progress toward FAA certification
Certification or approval
Textron Aviation media center
Gulfstream G500, G600 Fleet Tops 400 Deliveries with Asia-Pacific Customer
Certification or approval
AIN
BombardierOEM
Bombardier Global 8000 Sets LA to Farnborough speed record
Certification or approval
Corporate Jet Investor
Airworthiness Directives; Textron Aviation Inc. Airplanes
Airworthiness directive · MRO and aftermarket
Federal Register
Jet AviationMRO
Jet Aviation Launches Full Operations at Miami-Opa Locka
Product launch
Corporate Jet Investor
JetNetUnclassified
AIN
Jet AviationMRO
AIN
CJIUnclassified
Corporate Jet Investor
Federal Aviation AdministrationRegulator
AIN
Corporate Jet Investor
The Helicopter CompanyOperator
AIN
Pilatus Aircraft newsroom
Hera Flight adds Gulfstream G-V to its fleet
News item
Corporate Jet Investor
DaherOEM
Daher Aircraft Targets Record TBM Deliveries in 2026 With Strong Demand
News item
AIN
five sources supplied the 16 entries. Every row above links the original, and its entry page carries the terms it is quoted under.
| Source | Entries |
|---|---|
| Aviation International News | 7 |
| Corporate Jet Investor | 5 |
| Textron Aviation media center | 2 |
| FAA design approval and airworthiness documents in the Federal Register | 1 |
| Pilatus Aircraft newsroom | 1 |
Every row is an entry in the record, fetched again at its source on the day the record was read and confirmed to carry its excerpt. The groups are the record's own event classes, ordered as a reader of this segment reads them rather than by score alone, and within a group by the record's score and then by date.
The counts on this page are arithmetic over those rows and nothing else. Nothing is added about a company that its own entry does not carry, and the edition is assembled by software, so no line here is an opinion about anyone. What gets in, and what does not is the standard the entries are held to.
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