Will ch-aviation publish a news story about an aircraft added to an operator's fleet?

Thank you for considering ch-aviation as a channel for your company news. We value updates from the industry, and many of our stories begin with information shared by operators, lessors and service providers.

Our editorial team follows a defined scope so that our news coverage stays focused and relevant to our readers. For fleet changes, this means:

• Covered: an operator's first aircraft of a new type, for example a charter operator taking delivery of its first Learjet 60.
• Not covered as a news story: further aircraft of a type the operator already has in its fleet.

If your update concerns an additional aircraft of a type you already operate, it is unlikely to be published as a news article.

How can I share news with the editorial team?

Please send your story, press release or announcement to news@ch-aviation.com. Our editorial team reviews every submission and considers it for coverage.

To help us assess your story quickly, please include:

• The operator's name and base of operations
• The aircraft type and registration (if available)
• The date of induction or the planned announcement date
• Any press release or supporting documentation

If you are planning a press release, feel free to send it ahead of publication and tell us your release date.

Will my fleet change still appear in the ch-aviation database?

Yes. Our fleet data is maintained separately from our news coverage. To report a fleet update directly to the responsible fleet list editor, click the envelope icon next to the relevant aircraft or operator record on ch-aviation.com.

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