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The Aviation Achievement Awards 2022

The Aviation Achievement Awards 2022 will recognize and honour Aviation organizations who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, innovation and resilience during 2020-2021. The 2022 Awards will seek to highlight and honor exceptional examples of innovation, resilience, teamwork and leadership over the last year including several categories: Commercial Aviation Industry Awards Business Aviation Awards Airport Industry Awards Air Cargo Awards MRO Awards Engineering and Technology Awards Industry Awards We at MixJet Flight Support are very honored to be awarded by AVIATION ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS 2022 under the category of Outstanding Contribution to the Aviation Services Sector. The ceremony will take place on 29th March...

Be Aware of Fraud: MixJet Ukraine is not part of MixJet Flight Support

We regret to inform you that MixJet Flight Support organization is no longer present in Ukrainian airports and MixJet Ukraine LLC office has been closed permanently. Effective of 11th of September onwards MixJet Flight Support shall not be represented by MixJet Ukraine or held any responsibility for any contact or agreement made with the latter mentioned entity or individual. Our Ukraine office will not be receiving nor accepting any direct handling/fueling request under MixJet Ukraine LLC name due to contract termination. We will still be able to serve our clients flights to Ukraine via the contracted partnership with our trusted...

Advantages and Disadvantages of Chartering a Private Jet

Flying Private Isn’t as Expensive as You Might Think

Private jet travel nowadays becomes not only limited to celebrities and VIPs as it used to be reserved for the wealthy famous people, but it is now becoming feasible alternative for first-class and frequent business passengers. Flying aboard a private jet was once considered a luxury. You had to either invest in an ownership plan, use a broker to reserve your own aircraft, or pay thousands in membership fees. Private jet travel has altered dramatically in recent years, with last-minute offers on unused tickets and a focus on business and first-class travelers, making it more accessible to people who want...

By July 1, the European Union plans to make the COVID-19 passport available to all EU citizens and residents, as well as for selected types of third-country travelers. The EU Commission has finalized the procedures for the certificate's rollout, and it is now up to the Member States to implement it over the next few weeks. Seven EU Member States have gone live with the European Union's technological method for verifying the security elements contained in the QR codes of all EU Digital COVID Certificates, a month ahead of the deadline for implementation. Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Croatia, and Poland connected to the gateway on June 1 and began issuing the first EU COVID-19 travel certificates, while some countries have decided to activate the document only once all features have been deployed countrywide. According to an EU Commission news release announcing the milestone, more countries will join the system in the next days and weeks, with 22 countries having successfully tested the gateway since May 10.

The European Commission approves the Coronavirus passport

The European Commission approves the Coronavirus passport, which allows movement between European countries without a quarantine