NBAA, FAA Clash Over New Public Charter Rules
The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) has expressed concerns over the FAA’s plan to develop new regulations for on-demand public charter carriers.
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Why the U.S. Is Fining Emirates $1.8 Million
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Delta Bolsters Capacity on Longest Domestic Flight
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Lufthansa Selects Cape Town as First African Destination for Allegris Cabins
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Kenya Airways Leads Africa in IATA’s Sustainable Aviation Fuel Initiative
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1960s-Era Dulles Mobile Lounges to Receive $143 Million Facelift
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Negotiations for American Flight Attendants Continue
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FAA Moves to Restrict Public Charter Flights
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is moving to revise a regulation governing public charter operators, including JSX.
