These are anxious days for in-house counsel and HR managers for airlines and other aviation entities. Consumer demand is rising, but Cares Act funding is running out in September, and
Continue Reading COVID19: The Coming Layoffs, Furloughs and the Airline Industry
Drone Operators, Beware!
In a long awaited move, the interagency working group responsible for coordinating drone defense policy has issued guidance to the public about what they can and cannot do to combat
Continue Reading Drone Operators, Beware!
Patience will be key to urban air mobility
In an article for Aerospace America, Erin Rivera provides an industry update on urban air mobility (UAM) and tomorrow’s electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft. Despite current global conditions,
Continue Reading Patience will be key to urban air mobility
SAVE THE DATE – The 2021 Aviation Symposium will mark our 15th year!
Join us on February 2-4, 2021Our last major aviation industry event before the COVID-19 lockdown was the 2020 Aviation Symposium. As the country begins to reopen, it is likely |
Continue Reading SAVE THE DATE – The 2021 Aviation Symposium will mark our 15th year!
COVID-19 Doesn’t Open Up the National Airspace System
In the age of COVID-19, there is a renewed interest in the principles of federalism and the limits of federal power, including the power of the Federal Aviation Administration. More
Continue Reading COVID-19 Doesn’t Open Up the National Airspace System
In Case You Missed Our Webinar “The Aviation Industry and Whistleblowers in Turbulent Times”
For those of you who may have missed the live presentation of the latest Aviation Webinar Series, “The Aviation Industry and Whistleblowers in Turbulent Times,” you can view the entire
Continue Reading In Case You Missed Our Webinar “The Aviation Industry and Whistleblowers in Turbulent Times”
FREE WEBINAR – The Aviation Industry and Whistleblowers in Turbulent Times
Complimentary Webinar
|
Continue Reading FREE WEBINAR – The Aviation Industry and Whistleblowers in Turbulent Times
Coronavirus and Airline Liability: Who’s Exposed?
On March 11, 2020, an aircraft carrying an ill passenger landed at Palm Beach International Airport. Apparently, the passenger had been feeling bad for a while, and had been tested
Continue Reading Coronavirus and Airline Liability: Who’s Exposed?
FAA Efforts Aim to Reduce Drone Jurisdictional Disputes
In an article for Law360, Mark Dombroff explains how the Federal Aviation Administration and local governments continue to vie for control of the airspace being used by drones —
Continue Reading FAA Efforts Aim to Reduce Drone Jurisdictional Disputes
In Case You Missed Our “Flying for the Feds” Webinar
For those of you who may have missed the live presentation of the latest Aviation Webinar Series, “Flying for the Feds: USTRANSCOM, CRAF, CARB, DBA and the Rest of the
Continue Reading In Case You Missed Our “Flying for the Feds” Webinar