Search results

Order by most recent / most popular / relevance

Results: 1-10 of 26

FAA clarifies 2012 flight duty and rest final ruleareas of potential ongoing concern

Jones Day
-
USA
-
March 20 2013

On March 5, 2013, the Federal Aviation Administration published its response to a set of clarifying questions associated with the agency's new flight

Robbed of parts, deprived of insurance why AVN 67B protection for aviation financiers may not be sufficient

Jones Day
-
USA
-
December 10 2012

Aviation financiers long have depended on insurance to protect their interests in aircraft, parts, and equipment

Pending deadline for airline transport pilot certificates may place U.S. carriers in a lurch

Jones Day
-
USA
-
April 17 2013

In the Airline Safety and Federal Aviation Administration Extension Act of 2010, Pub. L. 111-216 (August 1, 2010), Congress established new

Recent litigation affecting aircraft finance and the aviation industry

Jones Day
-
USA
-
February 6 2012

Airlines and aircraft lessors would be well advised in today's economic climate to remain attuned to litigation outcomes that may affect the traditional rules for aircraft financing

Historic bilateral air safety agreement between U.S. and EU: another milestone in the path toward globalization

Jones Day
-
European Union, USA
-
April 13 2011

On March 15, 2011, the United States and the European Union exchanged diplomatic notes bringing in force a comprehensive agreement to cooperate in the regulation of civil aviation safety

Seniority integration and the McCaskill-Bond statute

Jones Day
-
USA
-
February 6 2012

Missouri Senators Clare McCaskill and Christopher Bond, concerned about the seniority integration treatment of employees at Trans World Airlines ("TWA") following its purchase by American Airlines and integration of the two airlines' operations and workforce, introduced legislation to guarantee labor protective provisions to airline employees with respect to seniority integration for certain covered transactions

Choosing between New York and English law in Chinese aviation agreements

Jones Day
-
China, United Kingdom, USA
-
December 10 2012

As China's population continues to surge and its foreign currency reserves swell, the aviation industry in China is expanding at an astonishing rate

U.S. Department of Transportation sets airline customer service standards with stringent new rules on U.S. and foreign carriers

Jones Day
-
USA
-
May 5 2011

Acting under its statutory authority to prevent "unfair and deceptive practices" by airlines and travel agents, the U.S. Department of Transportation ("DOT") has adopted sweeping new rules on customer service and extended several existing ones to foreign air carriers, over their objection

General aviation flight information: private no more

Jones Day
-
USA
-
April 13 2011

On March 4, 2011, the Federal Aviation Administration published its proposal to modify the standard FAASubscriber Memorandum of Agreement ("MOA") for Industry Access to Aircraft Situation Display ("ASD") and to National Airspace System Status Information data

Delta and USAir convince DOT to approve Laguardia-Reagan slot swap, and DOJ continues to investigate at National

Jones Day
-
USA
-
February 6 2012

After two years of wrangling with the U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation Administration and the U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division, Delta Air Lines and US Airways are near landing their deal to swap slots at New York's LaGuardia Airport ("LGA") and Reagan National Airport in Washington, D.C. ("DCA"

next >

Search results

FAA clarifies 2012 flight duty and rest final ruleareas of potential ongoing concern

Robbed of parts, deprived of insurance why AVN 67B protection for aviation financiers may not be sufficient

Pending deadline for airline transport pilot certificates may place U.S. carriers in a lurch

Recent litigation affecting aircraft finance and the aviation industry

Historic bilateral air safety agreement between U.S. and EU: another milestone in the path toward globalization

Seniority integration and the McCaskill-Bond statute

Choosing between New York and English law in Chinese aviation agreements

U.S. Department of Transportation sets airline customer service standards with stringent new rules on U.S. and foreign carriers

General aviation flight information: private no more

Delta and USAir convince DOT to approve Laguardia-Reagan slot swap, and DOJ continues to investigate at National

Current Search

Suggested Facets

Author

Jurisdiction

Workarea