Aviation News – DHS moves to expand deportation aircraft fleet The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) intends to spend nearly $140 million on a fleet of Boeing 737 aircraft to support deportation operations, according to a report citing officials familiar with the planned contract. The investment underscores the agency’s effort to increase capacity for removal flights. The Washington Post reported that two officials and reviewed records confirmed the planned purchase, which would add dedicated aircraft to handle rising operational demands.

Three PC-24 aircraft to be leased through Jet Aviation France for pilot training, transport, and liaison duties starting February 2026.

Three PC-24 aircraft to be leased through Jet Aviation France for pilot training, transport, and liaison duties starting February 2026.

Three PC-24 aircraft to be leased through Jet Aviation France for pilot training, transport, and liaison duties starting February 2026.