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Today on T Minus 1, I highlight a non-FCC rulemaking (it's DHS, in fact) with potentially broad implications for the satellite industry.

Today in T Minus 1, we hop across the pond to the UK for a glimpse at Ofcom's "Call for Input" regarding spectrum needs for D2D (a/k/a SCS) services. Interested parties still have time to submit!

As a pilot and an avid Philadelphia sports fan, I — like many across America — mourned the recent flying accident and death of pitching ace Roy Halladay. After such events, friends often ask why I fly. Here is at least a partial answer to why I love being a pilot.

In this edition of Jones Day's Airlines and Aviation Alert, we feature articles from colleagues across Europe and the U.S. discussing several topics of interest to the aviation industry, with reviews of the new U.S.-EU safety agreement, developing case law on EU rules for passenger compensation after flight delays, a controversial FAA proposal to make public the flight tracks of private aircraft, a key U.S. Court of Appeals decision on leverage leases, and the ongoing slot swap litigation involv

Establishes the Presidential Commission on the United States Space Academy and directs it to develop recommendations for creating a NASA-led federal academy to educate and train future space sector leaders...

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced recently that the Transportation Security Administration will begin implementing new, enhanced security measures for all air carriers with international flights destined to the United States.

On February 9, 2016, the State Department's Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC) issued a proposed rule to amend Categories VIII and XIX of the United States Munitions List (USML)...

A bill passed by the Florida legislature and signed into law earlier this year expands Florida's Freedom from Unwanted Surveillance Act (F.S. 934.50)...

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)...

In Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company, ASBCA No. 62209 (a C&M case), the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals (Board) awarded $131,888,860 in damages plus applicable interest.

On March 9, 2015, the FAA’s Final Rule requiring that all certificate holders under Part 121 of the Code of Federal Regulations (U.S. domestic passenger and cargo operators) implement Safety Management Systems became effective.

Fall 2020 Aviation Webinar Series: Part 6 – Technically Aware: Understanding Maintenance and other Technical Issues in Aviation Transactions

Patrick Kearns (Partner-San Diego) and Sarena Kustic (Of Counsel–San Diego) obtained a defense verdict following a six-day jury trial in Federal Court in the Central District of Los Angeles.

Every day millions of people flying across the country rely on World War II-era technology to guide them safely to their destinations.

Forget the past two weeks, it's been a busy week in the business of space. Since President Trump's inauguration, Washington has been busy shuffling...

Jason Zummo's blog post originally posted on the firm's On the Radar blog, was mentioned as one of the top postings for December 8, 2015.

"British Airways' fine for a data breach in 2018 has been sharply reduced because of new information and worries over its impact on the struggling airline in the face of the coronavirus pandemic."