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Federal Excise Tax Changes For
Effective January 19, 2021, new tax regulations clarify how the charter industry should address the Commercial Aviation Federal Excise Tax
Will 2021 Change the Business
“No bucks, no Buck Rogers.” This quote from The Right Stuff neatly sums up the interrelationship between business aviation and
Tail-End Ferry Fatigue – Get-Home-Itis
In September, the NTSB published a Final Report with a very simple determination of probable cause: "The pilot's loss of
Inflight Medical Emergencies
What are the practical and legal considerations when a passenger or crewmember becomes ill in flight? For the larger air
Financing Business Aircraft: Exploring options
Prior to 2009, Aircraft financing was generally straightforward and often generous. With a virtual shortage of aircraft (new and used)
Avoid Boilerplate Aircraft Purchase Agreements
The days of boilerplate aircraft purchase agreements are long over. (If they were ever here in the first place.) New regulations
The Questions You Need To
After careful consideration, you have found the jet that fits your business and lifestyle goals. Competitive terms and rock bottom
Part 135 AOG: Drug &
Welcome to the Bahamas! After landing, the PIC notices a damaged part which requires emergency maintenance. The 135 operator is
NBAA BACE
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Rest and Duty–The One Call
“Hello. This is your pilot speaking.” A company needs to call its pilot on her off day. It's no big deal
