The International Business Aviation Council (IBAC) congratulates the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) on the 80th anniversary of the signing of the Chicago Convention, which established ICAO. Since its inception in 1944, ICAO has played a pivotal role in shaping global civil aviation, fostering connectivity, safety, innovation and sustainability.

RADIANT Technology announces it has developed a new taxi camera for taildragger aircraft which provides excellent vision of what the pilot often can’t see: that which is straight ahead.

Jamail Larkins, an aviator and entrepreneur in the business-aviation community, is appointed as an ambassador for Corporate Angel Network (CAN), the nation’s leading nonprofit organization dedicated to providing free transportation on business aircraft for cancer patients. Through this partnership, Larkins aims to expand CAN’s life-changing impact by leveraging his platform and passion for aviation.

MTJ Aviation, a private charter aviation company started by 2017 NASCAR champion, Martin Truex Jr., boasts a fleet that looks sharp and professional as it transports lifesaving organs and surgical teams to multiple transplant centers nationwide.

Pentagon 2000 Software, a global provider in aviation and defense industry software solutions, announces the release of its available-to-promise (ATP) module. Designed to empower aerospace and defense organizations with advanced inventory management capabilities, the ATP module represents a significant milestone in Pentagon 2000 Software's commitment to delivering innovative solutions to its clients.

In anticipation of a backlog for connectivity system upgrades in 2025, Duncan Aviation is encouraging customers to get ahead of the pack by offering sizeable future credits for upgrading from Gogo’s legacy air-to-ground (ATG) systems to the AVANCE L3 or AVANCE L5 connectivity platforms. If legacy ATG owner/operators haven’t chosen which AVANCE product best suits their needs, Duncan Aviation will offer credit for the installation of Gogo C1, a transitional option that maintains current in-flight connectivity as Gogo launches its Long-Term Evolution (LTE) network.

Plane Place announces it has received FAA certification to be a Part 145 Repair Station. This certification will enable Plane Place to expand its service offerings, further establishing the company as a trusted partner in the business-aviation industry.

Dallas Avionics announces the addition of Cody Klaehn to its team as the executive of Government Agency Sales. In his new role, Klaehn will work with military, law enforcement, and other government agencies to help equip and train clients on the latest product offerings.

West Star Aviation announces the promotion of Jeremy Camren to program manager for the avionics department at its East Alton, IL (ALN), facility. In his new role, Camren will oversee avionic repairs and install programs, guiding projects to success with the same commitment to excellence he has shown throughout his career.

The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) announces new and expanded responsibilities for two senior team members and thanks a third leader, who announced plans to step down from the association earlier this year. Jo Damato, CAM, has been named senior vice president of events and professional engagement, and Andrew Broom has been named chief revenue officer. The changes come as Laurie Lutz, senior vice president of events, concludes her planned departure from NBAA this month.