For many years foreign entrepreneurs have purchased business jet in the U.S.A. and held these aircraft through a Non Citizens Trust (“NCT”) while operating them primarily outside of the U.S….
The FAA has introduced a new policy, which is effective as of September 16th, 2013 (“Notice of Policy Clarification”).[1] The official title of this new policy is in my opinion…
On June 18, 2013, the Federal Aviation Authority (“FAA”) published a Notice of Policy Clarification (“Notice”) that aims to resolve what the FAA considered uncertainties about the regulatory responsibilities of…
At the start of July, the FAA did a little bit to encourage retirements of older aircraft by announcing that Stage Two business jets will no longer be able to…
Airbus has delivered the first ACJ321 to VIP charter operator Comlux. The aircraft will now receive cabin outfitting and is expected to enter service early next year. The aircraft has…
Effective July 3rd, 2013 the Government of Aruba has introduced a ministerial ordinance codifying the use of designated inspectors (“DI”s) by the director of the Department of Civil Aviation of…
Worried about who’s flying US aircraft? Most Americans since 9/11 certainly are. And it seems you should be. In a report dated June 27, the DOT Inspector General found significant…
Over dergelijke clausules is in de Nederlandse rechtspraak en literatuur altijd veel te doen geweest. Op 5 april 2013 nuanceerde de Hoge Raad dit beding echter in de kwestie Lundiform…
The Colombian government has been very active in negotiating agreements that enhance its economic expansion, improving incentives to attract foreign investments in a competitive and transparent way following the global…
DAE-aircraft briefly arrested in Suriname. The aircraft was released and returned to Curacao with no passengers. According to the media Suriname Airways is/was owed sums of money http://www.qracao.com/index.php/component/content/article/37-overig-nieuws/8269-dae-aan-de-ketting-in-suriname
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