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Naples Airport (KAPF) has adopted a new automated system that broadcasts real-time weather data and airfield information to arriving and departing pilots.
Read MoreRunners and aviation enthusiasts again will have an opportunity to race the runway at Naples Airport for a one-of-a-kind event that supports scholarships for local runners and future aviators.
Read MoreAirports Council International – North America (ACI-NA) has awarded Naples Airport its distinguished Airport Workforce Development Accreditation, a framework that helps airports and their business partners address workforce challenges.
Read MoreThe Naples Airport Authority is commending 16 operators that rose to the top of its Fly Safe Fly Quiet Leaderboard during the first quarter of 2026.
Read MoreNaples Airport has launched a first-of-its-kind project to enhance resiliency and post-storm recovery by elevating its lighting system across the airfield. The $25.4 million Airfield Lighting Rehabilitation and Electrical Vault Replacement Project will include the installation of 1,080 elevated edge lights along runways and taxiways at Naples Airport. Watertight lights will be positioned 20 inches off the ground to protect against potential storm surge flooding. The new lights will be LED, which will be brighter and provide energy savings compared to the airfield’s current incandescent lights.
Read MoreNorman Coffman II, a Naples resident and longtime aviator, was awarded the FAA’s prestigious Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award during a private ceremony at Naples Airport.
Named in honor of Orville and Wilbur Wright, the award celebrates pilots with 50+ years of aviation experience who exhibit professionalism, skill and an unwavering commitment to safety.
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The ACUKWIK U.S. Regional Fuel Pricing Report for November shows prices once again increased from the previous month, but the jumps were smaller, and one category actually saw a slight decrease.
Naples Airport (KAPF) has recognized 15 operators that demonstrated a strong commitment to safety while being a good neighbor to nearby residents and businesses.
As Costa Rica approaches its busiest travel season, Aerologística ST encourages business aviation operators to plan ahead to avoid parking limitations, operational delays, and last-minute changes.
As Puerto Vallarta prepares for increased air traffic during the upcoming holiday travel season, business aviation operators should anticipate operational restrictions, limited aircraft parking availability, and potential delays at Licenciado Gustavo Díaz Ordaz International Airport (MMPR).
Ground handling is a service in which every other component of business aviation flights succeeds or fails. Everything could be prepared: the aircraft can be airworthy, the crew can be rested, the flight plan can be filed, the permit could be issued, and the passengers may be timely. Yet, if the ground handling at the destination airport is poorly coordinated, the departure will be delayed. The ramp workers will have no safety management system, and the aircraft will be exposed to danger from the moment of arrival.
For pilots, FBO operators, and aviation business owners alike, fuel pricing trends are more than just numbers on a report—they're a direct window into operating costs and regional market dynamics. Comparing the ACUKWIK U.S. Regional Fuel Pricing Reports from September and October 2026 reveals a clear story: prices are climbing across the board, and the increases are not evenly distributed from coast to coast.
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