Private Jet Charter to Skip the Traffic Jams to July 4th Festivities Private jet travel can enable you to enjoy your July 4th vacation without traffic woes. Small towns across the U.S. offer a huge range of Independence Day activities that can jump-start your exploration of a new locale. Coastal areas offer some truly amazing […]
Read MoreJanuary 28 was a popular day for “first flights.” Five are listed here: De Havilland Fox Moth – 1932\’ Bristol Type 118 – 1932 (British general-purpose military aircraft) Tupolev Tu-2 – 1941 (a Soviet high speed daylight bomber – NATO reporting name: Bat) Morane-Saulnier MS.755 Fleuret – 1953 (a prototype French 2 seat trainer) Sukhoi […]
Read MoreToday in Aviation History: January 14 was a popular day for “first flights”. Five are listed here: Piper PA-28 Cherokee – 1960 (American four seat sporting/training monoplane) Convair F2Y Sea Dart – 1953 SIPA S.200 Minijet – 1952 (French 2 seat light sporting jet aircraft) Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-17 – 1950 De Havilland Express – 1934 Also, […]
Read MoreDPA would like to congratulate Rich Stark and Joe Tennant for their 30 years of service! Rich Stark started working for Tony Aiello’s FBO in October of 1983 and Joe Tennant joined shortly thereafter. It is uncommon in today’s business environment to see key people stay for this period of time. In recognition of their […]
Read MoreWhat is Part 135 Charter? Part 135 certificate is required if an operator provides air transportation to persons or property for compensation or hire. The Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs) require the certificate be issued. As a certificate holding entity, Dupage Aerospace complies with a list of FAA requirements including areas of flight operations, maintenance and […]
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