Greenpoint Technologies is introducing its new Azure interior design for the 787 BBJ here at EBACE, a creation the company says reflects “the freedom of artistry, engineering and innovation. It is, according to lead designer Julie Myers, a collection of materials and forms within a naturalist’s passion for discover and exploration, and inspiration from both land and sea with an essence of organic forms.

Seattle-based Aviation Partners Inc. continues to bask in the success of its fuel-saving and performance-enhancing blended winglets, spreading the word here that they are now flying on almost 300 Falcon 2000-, 900- and 50-series aircraft, and that a new variant, the split scimitar, has been certified for Boeing 737-800 jets, including the BBJ2.

Dubai-based Hadid International Services (Booth 6515) is paying increasing attention to the needs of business travelers in Africa, noting that it supported more than 6,000 flights in Africa in 2013 and has seen a 30% increase in the first quarter of this year.

Seattle-based Aviation Partners Inc. continues to bask in the success of its fuel-saving and performance-enhancing blended winglets, spreading the word here that they are now flying on almost 300 Falcon 2000-, 900- and 50-series aircraft, and that a new variant, the split scimitar, has been certified for Boeing 737-800 jets, including the BBJ2.

Bell Helicopter has delivered a Bell 429 to Swiss operator Heli-Alps, which provides corporate transport, heli-skiing, sightseeing tours, aerial photography and other utility operations. It is the first VIP-configured Bell 429 to enter service in Switzerland, and was customized at the Bell Helicopter facility in Prague.

Twelve years after it was formed to develop a supersonic business jet, Aerion Corp. has relaunched the aircraft as a larger-cabin trijet with longer range and better runway performance, and the ability to meet the most stringent noise rules in the future.

Are you sitting comfortably? You will be if you visit the Iacobucci HF Aerospace Booth 3623, where the Ferentino, Italy–based company is launching its new double- and single-shell seats for large VIP aircraft. Named Roma and Milano, respectively, both are fully electromechanically operated, with a wide range of movements managed by the actuator software. Configurations available at the touch of an armrest-mounted button go from full upright to full horizontal flat-bed position.

Berkshire Hathaway’s NetJets and FlightSafety International units each posted double-digit increases in the first quarter, as the fractional market and training demands continue to improve. Both NetJets and FlightSafety are part of Berkshire’s services group of businesses, which combined for a $284 million first-quarter increase in revenues to $2.4 billion. The services businesses also include TTI, Business Wire, Dairy Queen and BH Media Group, among others.