GA: Archer Aviation Inc. (NYSE: ACHR) has received the certificate of occupancy for its manufacturing facility, ARC, near Covington Municipal Airport, Georgia. The company is preparing to load tools for its initial production line, aiming to start manufacturing in early 2025 and reach a rate of two aircraft per month by year's end. Built in partnership with Stellantis, ARC will mass-produce Archer’s Midnight aircraft, with plans to scale production to 650 aircraft annually by 2030. Georgia officials celebrate the facility as a significant step for innovation and job creation. Archer's CEO expressed pride in the project's rapid completion, while Stellantis highlighted their commitment to clean mobility. ARC will focus on producing all-electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft, promoting sustainable urban transportation.

GA: The Jekyll Island Club Resort is located on Jekyll Island in Georgia, and it’s been a travel destination for the last 3,500 years. In fact, the American Indians often traveled to Jekyll Island to hunt and fish. It’s reported that when French explorers landed at the island in 1562, they estimated the coastal population of Georgia to be in the tens of thousands. However, the colony of Georgia wouldn’t be founded for another 171 years. The 1733 colony was financially backed by Sir Joseph Jekyll, which is how the island got its name. Today, Jekyll Island is home to several hotels, including the historic mansions that make up the Jekyll Island Club Resort, an airport, several parks, tennis courts, and plenty of shopping and dining. Let’s take a look at some of the history and amazing attractions at the Jekyll Island Club Resort.

GLOBAL: Great Canadian Heli-Skiing (GCHS) at Heather Mountain Lodge is looking for adventurous skiers who want to have the best day ever. Heather Mountain Lodge is a luxurious skiing resort located in Golden, British Columbia, CA, and it’s known for its amazing luxury ski vacations, where guests can ski on fresh powder snow.

GLOBAL: Discover the Biggest Aviation Boneyard in Europe, An aircraft boneyard is a facility, almost always at an airport, where retired, decommissioned, or surplus aircraft airframes and engines are stored, usually for longer durations. To prevent corrosion from moisture, these sprawling airplane “parking lots” are typically found in areas with dry climates, including the Mojave Desert in California and several locations throughout Arizona. They serve three main purposes: storage, maintenance, and recycling.

GLOBAL: Aviation Infrastructure Transformed - Today’s aviation infrastructure is made up of physical and digital components that, when combined, successfully drive modern air travel, including airports, air traffic control networks, maintenance facilities, and ground support services. Looking back, aviation infrastructures have, over time, transformed from rustic dirt airstrips with makeshift control towers in the early 20th century to complex and sprawling transportation hubs that include complex and advanced operational systems. The development of airports, including the building of major international air terminals that use the latest state-of-the-art radar and satellite technology, has significantly changed global transportation and world commerce forever.