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The ideal air taxi airplane a King Air B200 joined the Greek Air Taxi network. This 6-7 turbo prop can operate even to airports with  short runways with speed and comfort. Base of operations is Athens and indicative prices and availability is shown on line  in our websites and applications. We strongly recommend  to use it next time you fly in Greece or the neighboring countries.

The largest commercial passenger plane in the world, the A380, is a double-decker behemoth with four engines, a wingspan of 262 feet, and a cabin that can hold more than 500 people. It has enough space inside of it, Airbus says, to fit 35 million ping-pong balls, if you count its cargo hold along with its two main decks. It first left the ground in 2005, and on Valentine’s Day 2019, Airbus announced it would stop producing the aircraft. The last vessels will be delivered in 2021. Read moreRead more

The Learjet 70/75 is a light business jet airplane manufactured by the Learjet division of Canadian aircraft manufacturer Bombardier Aerospace. Wikipedia Range: 3,778 km Wingspan: 16 m Unit cost: 70: US$11.3 million; 75: US$13.8 million (2015) Engine type: Garrett TFE731 Number built: nearly 130 by January 2019 Manufacturer: Bombardier Aviation

A new addition to the Greek Air Taxi Network Fleet, this Airbus H355 5-seat 2-engine helicopter compliments the Santorini-based fleet consisting of a 3-seat Robinson 44 and an 4-seat Airbus H120. Price and availability can be found online in our mobile application “Greek Air Taxi Network” and on our Smart Banner on all of our websites. Visit our websites : Home Homepage Homepage Home Homepage Homepage Homepage

Here’s a list of festivals we can fly you to, you want to enjoy the music, not be frustrated by the flight, so let’s fly to : Let It Roll : 1-3 August 2019, Milovice, Czech Republic Coachella Music & Arts Festival : 10-12 April & 17-19 April 2020, Indio, California Tomorrowland : 19-21 July & 26-28 July 2019, Boom, Belgium Meadows in the Mountains : 4-7 June 2020, Polkovnik Serafimovo, Bulgaria ADE: Amsterdam Dance Event : 16-20 October 2019, Amsterdam, Netherlands AFROPUNK : August 2019, Brooklyn, USA + other dates in Paris, Johannesburg, London and Atlanta The Governors Ball [...]

Greek Air Taxi Network welcomes the first 12-seat #helicopter operating in #Greece from PHI helicopters, marketed and supported by GainJet the Greek operator with the largest VIP fleet!!! The Leonardo 139 helicopter is a fantastic machine, up to the highest standards of security and environmental specifications. The AW139 surpasses all other intermediate helicopters in terms of cabin flexibility, safety, speed and comfort. A unique combination of craftsmanship and latest technology, the helicopter redefines the paradigm of flight. Designed to exceed the most rigorous regulatory standards, the AW139 features a state-of-the-art avionics and mission systems to minimise pilot workload and optimise [...]

Happy Independence Day to our friends from the United States of America! Happy 4th of July! #independenceday#fireworks#july4th#USA#America

Bombardier’s forthcoming flagship Global 7000 represents the pinnacle of the Canadian airframer’s home-in-the-sky concept. However, the company isn’t abandoning the smaller Global 5000 and 6000; it’s upgrading them with the new Global 7000-influenced Premier cabin interior. Tim Fagan, industrial design manager at Bombardier, gave us a tour of the new cabin on board a Global 6000, and discussed the thinking behind the design changes. More on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIGd6S0sSPU

It’s absolutely safe to fly throughout most of your pregnancy. If this is your first baby, now’s your chance to enjoy the luxury of uninterrupted time alone, with your partner or with friends. It’s also a last opportunity to make the most of travelling light. For the next few years, you’ll have to take a car seat, pushchair, nappies and toys with you wherever you go! Follow our tips for a relaxing and safe flight. Is it safe to fly during my first and second trimesters? Yes, but check with your doctor before flying if you’ve had medical problems during [...]

If you’ve ever spotted a private jet in flight or on the tarmac, you’ve probably wondered which celebrity it belonged to. The fact is that many jets are chartered, not privately owned by a fat cat or pop star, and they’re mostly used for business, not lavish vacations. It’s a world shrouded in mystery, so here are five myths about private jets. More on USA Today

The appeal of private jet travel can’t be ignored: a luxurious and peaceful flight, a large network of easily-accessible airports, quiet terminals, no long waits or long lines, reliable departure times and a wide range of charter services. For many years, enjoying such privileges, came at a high price. More at https://www.aworldtotravel.com/expert-recommendations-for-your-first-private-jet-trip/

Whereas the engines in propeller-powered aircraft generally achieve their maximum efficiency at much lower speeds and altitudes, jet engines and aircraft achieve maximum efficiency (see specific impulse) at speeds close to or even well above the speed of sound. Jet aircraft generally cruise at faster than about Mach 0.8 (609 mph, 981 km/h or 273 m/s) at altitudes around 10,000–15,000 metres (33,000–49,000 ft) or more. Frank Whittle, an English inventor and RAF officer, developed the concept of the jet engine in 1928,[1] and Hans von Ohain in Germany developed the concept independently in the early 1930s. He wrote in February 1936 to Ernst Heinkel, who led the construction of the world’s first turbojet aircraft and jet plane Heinkel He 178. However, [...]

Below you’ll find interesting aerial photos of the 10 largest airports in the world—largest defined by the number of people passing through each year. Read the original article here 1. Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Doc Searls, Flickr // CC BY 2.0 2. Beijing Capital International Airport Wikimedia Commons // CC BY 3.0 3. London Heathrow Airport Konstantin Von Wedelstaedt, Wikimedia Commons // GFDL 1.2 4. O’Hare International Airport Wikimedia Commons 5. Tokyo International Airport © National Land Image Information (Color Aerial Photographs) via Wikimedia Commons 6. Los Angeles International Airport Wikimedia Commons // CC BY-SA 4.0

You might not remember, but there used to be a jet called the Concorde that had a cruising speed of 1,354 mph, which is twice the speed of sound. New York City to London, typically a seven-hour flight, only lasted three-and-a-half hours on the Concorde. But the Concorde went bust in 2003, and supersonic jets fell out of favor. A new crop of aviation startups is hoping to resurrect it, and thanks to a new set of laws in the US, that comeback seems all but assured. From The Verge