Registration is now open for the 17th annual Aviation Symposium, which is set to take off February 7, 2023, at the The Ritz Carlton, Tysons Corner in Virginia.
The three-day
Continue Reading Fox Rothschild’s 17th Annual Aviation Symposium to Take off February 7| After several years of turbulence, we’re excited to announce we plan to convene in person for our annual symposium in 2023.
Join us in February for a |
Continue Reading Wheels Up: Fox Rothschild’s 17th Annual Aviation Symposium – February 7-9, 2023
Complimentary Webinar
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Now that 2022 is half over, and the pandemic appears to be winding down, it is
Continue Reading Webinar – Current State of Aviation: 5G, Drones, Urban Mobility and More
Counter-drone technology is being developed and deployed by governmental agencies at an increasing rate. In light of this, the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure and its Subcommittee on Aviation
Continue Reading DOT To FAA . . . Up Your Game on Drone Detection!
| We are thrilled to announce that our 16th annual Aviation Symposium will be held in person in February at The Ritz-Carlton, Pentagon City.
As always, the symposium will feature |
Continue Reading Cleared for Takeoff: Fox Rothschild’s 2022 Aviation Symposium
On Monday, September 13 at 11 AM EDT, I have the pleasure of joining former head of the FAA, Michael Huerta on the virtual stage for a free webinar:
Continue Reading Join Michael Huerta and Mark McKinnon For a Free Webinar on Counter-Drone Concepts for Airports on Monday, September 13 at 11 AM EDT
It’s out of hand! Rarely does a day go by without a report of a problem on an airplane. Principally driven by a combination of the mask mandate and alcohol,
Continue Reading Dear FAA DOT, TSA, DHS and DOJ . . .
There can be little doubt that the FAA is no longer going to tolerate the disruptions caused by drunken and unruly passengers. Yesterday, the FAA announced large civil penalties against
Continue Reading The FAA Cracks Down: Masks, Alcohol & Disruptive Passengers
As we originally reported back in 2019, the FAA has been working on a new set of rules defining an air carrier’s responsibilities to its passengers in the event
Continue Reading DOT Issues New Tarmac Delay Rules . . . ”It Pays to be on Time!”