Aviation Clean Air (ACA) has sealed a significant deal with Gulfstream to equip Gulfstream aircraft, including the G700 and G800 models, with ACA's revolutionary Ionization Purification System. This collaboration extends to fitting in-service models with this advanced system, ensuring prolonged availability on Gulfstream aircraft. The ACA system, developed to combat airborne and surface pathogens, operates by employing NeedlePoint Bi-Polar Ionization (NPBI) technology. By capitalizing on the hydrogen and oxygen molecules present in the air, the system swiftly cleanses and disinfects the aircraft's interior, offering heightened air quality. Notably, the ACA system eliminates the need for chemical agents, providing continuous decontamination without introducing harmful substances. The onset of the pandemic in 2020 spotlighted the urgency for enhanced virus mitigation measures, prompting the utilization of ACA's system to neutralize viruses, bacteria, and various pollutants in the cabin environment. Besides pathogen eradication, the system tackles odors, dust, pollen, and mold, demonstrating its multifaceted benefits. With comprehensive testing validating its efficacy against diverse pathogens, ACA remains confident in the system's ability to combat a broad spectrum of viruses and bacteria effectively. Continuous testing and refinement underscore ACA's commitment to delivering essential protection and upholding high air quality standards.