Content Archive: June 2018

A report by the Regional Plan Association casts a spotlight on the perils the metro-N.Y. airports could face from climate change.

Association seeks specifics and interpretations on new bonus depreciation and entertainment and commuting expense measures.

The timing of the implementation of the fees is unclear after city and airport officials agreed to examine the fees.

The charter company, which has been operation for more than half a century, has opened an office in Los Angeles to service the West Coast.

The Part 135 operator voluntarily grounded its fleet for a daylong summit filled with assessment exercises, drills and training programs.

While customer optimism and aircraft utilization levels are trending positively, it appears that sales have leveled off for the time being.

An evaluation of issues that have cropped up with the two options tested under the PAFI program is pushing back the timeline of the program by a year.

Still 119 operators banned from Europe’s airports

A Washington, D.C. court ruled that it cannot rule in a decision between the FAA and the City of Santa Monica over the fate of the airport.

The Dubai-based aircraft charter/management provider has earned FAA Part 135 certification as part of its global expansion plans.