AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAviation & Charter: Luxaviation Belgium added Belgium’s first Gulfstream G700 and its only locally registered Gulfstream, expanding Gulfstream operations at Brussels National (OO-WEG), with the jet set for charter and based largely at Liège—an upgrade from the firm’s prior Challenger 350. San Marino in Global Space: San Marino became the 76th signatory to the Artemis Accords, with NASA and U.S. officials in Rimini; the deal underlines shared rules for peaceful, transparent lunar exploration and data sharing. Business Aviation Leadership: RoyalJet CEO Paul de Salis (with a San Marino base) highlights how premium charter depends on tight safety, maintenance, crewing, and regulatory control—plus discretion and service consistency for high-net-worth clients. Tech & Infrastructure Risk: Aterio flagged grid-power approval delays as a key risk to Oracle’s Wisconsin data center timeline, suggesting meaningful load may not arrive until mid-2028. Spending Pressure: A U.S. report points to rising sales taxes hitting households hard, noting San Marino’s rate at 11.25% in the same county-wide tax hike context. Privacy Debate: A new explainer renews scrutiny of Flock license-plate cameras, arguing the systems can track vehicle movements beyond basic stolen-car alerts.
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