Business Aviation

Dallas – October 21, 2026 -- Business Jet has appointed Hannah Vincent as Director of FBO Operations, moving its former Chief Brand Officer into a role tied to the expansion of its fixed-base operation at Dallas Love Field.

Vincent moves from brand and customer service leadership to run the FBO

Vincent previously oversaw both the Customer Service and Marketing teams as Chief Brand Officer. She is the granddaughter and daughter of Business Jet founders Bob and Mike Wright. She sits on the leadership team alongside her brother, Chris Wright, who is Chief Executive Officer.

Dallas – October 21, 2026 -- Business Jet has leased 100% of a newly completed 70,000-square-foot hangar complex at Dallas Love Field (KDAL), lifting its campus to more than 475,000 square feet of hangar and office space across 19 hangars and two executive terminals.

The complex, first announced in August 2025, consists of two side-by-side hangars on the operator's 53-acre site. Partner and CEO Chris Wright said the full lease-up reaffirms strong demand for hangar space at Love Field, and at Business Jet in particular.

West hangar targets single tenant with custom layout

The west hangar is built for one tenant. It has a custom floor plan, a conditioned hangar bay and elevated interior finishes. It also has a tip-up canopy-style door, the first of its kind on the Business Jet campus.

Las Vegas – October 15, 2026 -- Thrive Aviation plans to add four to six HondaJet HA-420s and two to four Bombardier Challenger 3500s each year as it builds a new fractional ownership fleet, the company said as it released the first photos of the aircraft in its custom livery.

Thrive launches fractional program with two aircraft types

The program starts with the HondaJet HA-420 for regional trips and the Challenger 3500 for longer routes with more passengers. Thrive developed it with Arulean Air, a Honda Aircraft Company subsidiary. Both aircraft carry Thrive's livery.

Thrive disclosed a strategic partnership and minority investment from Arulean Air in September 2026. Under the structure, Thrive operates and manages the program, from client relationship management to flight operations. Arulean Air acquires the aircraft for the fractional fleet.