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Hughes Hubbard represented Griffin Global Asset Management in the aircraft lessor's landmark aircraft acquisition deal with Boeing.

No pilot wants to put their certificate in jeopardy.

A proposed new law called "Stop Sexual Assault and Harassment in Transportation Act" takes aim at sexual assault and harassment in the airline industry.

Effective immediately, the Illinois General Assembly has pre-empted all Illinois municipalities other than Chicago

In a decision with wide-ranging implications for the California trucking industry, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled this week that the Federal Aviation Administration Authorization Act...

The ability of people to operate small UAS over people has taken a big step forward. The FAA has been saying that it wanted to release its draft of the so-called microUAS rules before the end of the year.

The Caravan was approaching for landing on Runway 12 while other aircraft were using Runways 1L and 1R.

Ensuring the airworthiness of aircraft is becoming an increasingly difficult challenge.

Drones, or unmanned aircraft systems, as they are formally known, are a rapidly emerging technology that is already having an impact on various industries, including insurance.

Unruly passengers seem to be on news feeds on a nearly daily basis. Disturbed by this trend, Airlines for America ("A4A"), a trade association representing major North American airlines...

This Special Edition of Space Business Review includes Milbank's top ten space business stories of 2024.

The plaintiff in Okoroafor v. Emirates Airlines purchased a ticket on a flight that Emirates Airlines allegedly advertised as a "one-stop" flight from Lagos, Nigeria to Newark, New Jersey.

Partners Christian McGannon of the New York trial team and Thomas "T.J." Keevins of the Newark, NJ-based aviation litigation team, headed by Douglas Amster, obtained a defense verdict on behalf of their airline client, Delta Air Lines, Inc., before a jury in Supreme Court, Queens County.

For the first time in 20 years, the regulations governing how the NTSB conducts its investigations have been changed.

In a February 2011 issue of our Mobility Matters Bulletin we noted that our earlier prediction regarding TSA enforcement – a prediction that TSA would turn toward a "harder" enforcement approach – had come to fruition.

It's now been almost two months since Part 107, the Federal Aviation Administration's new rule for the first time broadly authorizing commercial drone operations in the United States, went into effect.

On April 19, 2018, a 2001 Cirrus SR22 G1 crashed in Pennsylvania, resulting in the death of the pilot and passenger on board. Plaintiff, the widow of the deceased passenger, sued the flight instruction school and ...