Catheters to Private Jets: Flyte Aviation’s Wild Pivot

<p>What do private jets and catheters have in common? Apparently, a publicly traded parent company.</p><p>This week on The VIP Seat, Jessie Naor and Preston Holland unpack Catheter Precision’s rebrand as Flyte Aviation, trading under VJET on the NYSE American—and the unusual combination of private aviation and cardiac technology. Then, they tackle Kissimmee’s proposed camera-based landing-fee system, the legal fight over delivery drones, and Global Jet Capital’s forecast for $247 billion in business-jet transactions through 2030.</p><p>In this episode:</p><ul><li>Flyte Aviation, formerly Flewber, and its public-market pivot.</li><li>Airport cameras, ADS-B restrictions and the landing-fee debate.</li><li>Fifteen states and Harris County challenge the FAA’s drone-delivery environmental review.</li><li>Why heavier jets are expected to lead transaction growth.</li><li>AOPA’s announcement that it was leaving X—and the online reaction.</li><li>A helicopter, a limousine and a very questionable stunt.</li><li>Confirmed information about the tragic Bermuda-to-Boston air ambulance accident, without speculation about its cause.</li></ul><p>Update: After this episode was recorded, AOPA reversed its decision to leave X and said it would keep its account active.</p><p>Thank you to AB Jets and RealJet for sponsoring this episode.</p><p>Subscribe to The VIP Seat for business aviation news, industry analysis and candid conversations. Share this episode with someone in aviation, and leave a review wherever you listen.</p><p>#BusinessAviation #PrivateJets #TheVIPSeat</p>