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This week on the Full Spectrum podcast, Communications partner Chip Yorkgitis discusses the FCC's recent Notice of Proposed Ruling on Unmanned Aircraft Systems (0:51:-15:16), and Privacy partner Aaron Burstein...

The officer sent a memorandum to "all airmen" to highlight the vulnerability of Air Force systems to cyberattacks.

Barry Alexander, co-chair of the Aviation Group, wrote "'Not Without My Daughter': Preemption of Claims Against an Airline for Parental Child Abduction" for the Southern Methodist University Journal of Air Law and Commerce.

On Aug. 4, 2011, Congress announced that a deal has been reached for the 21st extension of a FAA Authorization through mid-September 2011. The Senate approved the bill that was previously passed by the House of Representatives on Aug. 5, 2011.

Many companies that operate business aircraft may benefit from the relief provisions provided by the Coronavirus Aid, Relief,...

Milbank Transportation and Space partner Dara Panahy was a speaker at the SATELLITE 2019 Conference, a four day conference hosted in Washington, DC.

"Coming off of the pandemic, corporate and executive aircraft use is back in the spotlight in a big way. Demand for private travel is high, but continues to be scrutinized.

Patrick Kearns (Partner-San Diego) and Sarena Kustic (Of Counsel-San Diego) successfully vacated a seven-figure default judgment, and thereafter obtained a dismissal of the complaint...

Fox Rothschild's new blog on drone law, On the Radar, was featured in The LexBlog Network's roundup, "New Blogs on the LexBlog Network."

The Chief Counsel's office has issued an Interpretation dated Dec. 30, 2010 which substantially revises the long-standing "Schwab Interpretation."

On June 21, 2016, the FAA issued its long-awaited regulations governing "Small Unmanned Aircraft," or drone operation.　

In Vanderwall v. United Airlines, Inc., a passenger brought common law negligence and Montreal Convention claims to recover for a torn ACL sustained when she slipped on a piece of plastic wrap in the aisle.

The pro se plaintiff commenced litigation to recover for emotional injuries, alleging breach of contract and "discrimination under a kaleidoscope of federal statutes" arising out of Turkish Airlines’ failure to provide him with an exit row seat or a seat with extra leg room, or to provide any information regarding safety during the flight or illuminate the seat belt sign prior to landing.

Digital transformation now sits at the heart of nearly every industry strategy.

After a hiatus, Sara Baxenberg and Josh Turner are back with a new episode of Sara and Josh Talk About Drones. In this episode, Sara and Josh talk

Michael Lowry (Partner-Las Vegas) co-authored "Seeking Higher Ground: When does the common carrier standard of care actually apply?"

Michael and Colin speak with the CTO of General Galactic, Luke Neise, about employing a water-based propulsion system...

Plaintiff Sangmi Lee filed suit in Philadelphia Municipal Court against American Airlines for financial damages allegedly caused by the airline's employees' refusal to allow her to board a flight from Miami to Belize...