Most trips do not break at planning. They break at 0200, when a permit lapses and no one is watching. Your international trip support in 2026 depends on locking down every detail before you depart: overflight and landing permits, airport slots, ground handling, fuel uplift release, crew visas, and more. American Flight Support tracks these elements around the clock so your schedule stays intact, no matter the time zone or last-minute changes. Send us your next rotation and we will quote it against today’s number.

Wildfire season is a reality across Montana and the Mountain West. Smoke can linger for days or weeks, and aircraft sitting outside can quickly develop a layer of fine gray or brown ash across painted surfaces, leading edges, windows, and other exterior components.

Banyan Air Service has officially been certified by the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) as a Nigerian Aircraft Maintenance Organization (AMO), further expanding the company's international maintenance capabilities and strengthening its support for operators throughout Africa.

KCAC Aviation is pleased to announce the addition of John Shearer as the company's new Customer Liaison.

In this role, Shearer serves as the primary point of contact for customers following the delivery of their aircraft, helping them navigate any maintenance and service needs while ensuring a seamless ownership experience.

Airport delays and unexpected queues can throw off even the best-planned private flights. Meet and assist services step in to keep your ground time predictable and smooth, especially when busy hubs like DXB or LHR test your schedule. This guide breaks down what private aviation meet and greet covers, when it proves essential, and how it cuts through friction to keep your trip on track. Send your next rotation to American Flight Support. We will map meet and assist coverage, confirm service levels, and quote it against today’s number.

ACUKWIK.com has launched Fuel Finder, a new feature designed to help aviation professionals compare retail fuel prices and identify competitive fueling options during preflight planning.

Fuel Finder provides users with two flexible ways to research fuel pricing: a streamlined table view and an interactive map. The feature is accessible from individual airport pages, allowing users to explore fuel options within 5, 100, 250, 500 or 1,000 miles of a selected airport and compare providers based on price and proximity.