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On Wednesday, July 15, the House Committee on Small Business (the Committee) held a hearing, titled "Taking Flight: Small Business Utilization of Unmanned Aircraft," aimed at exploring small business use of drones.

New York City is home to over 8 million people speaking over 200 languages across five boroughs and is considered a global leader for finance, fashion, art, tourism and architecture.

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According to a report by JLT Specialty, the automotive industry "was the most disrupted sector in 2017" with an increase in supply chain disruptions by 30 percent over 2016.

The trial court agreed with Beech and Hawker, and excluded most of the opinions of all four experts.

The court based its decision on a "stream of commerce" theory and Cessna's relationship with third parties, which contravenes recent Supreme Court precedent.

The Supreme Court of Texas recently held in Sabre Travel International, Ltd. v. Deutsche Lufthansa AG that Lufthansa's tortious interference with contract claim against Sabre was not preempted by the Airline Deregulation Act.

The Federal Aviation Administration has announced in a press release that it has finalized its first operational rules for the use of small unmanned aircraft systems, otherwise more commonly known as drones.

The United States Supreme Court recently issued an opinion, Ford Motor Company v. Montana Eighth Judicial District Court, which already has had far-reaching impact in redefining the criteria for...

During the last several days, we have seen the principle of federal preemption featured in not only the drone/UAS World, but in the more traditional world of aviation as well.

On April 29, 2004, the United States effectively lifted the majority of its sanctions against Libya.

In November 2009, Brian Wallaesa, a passenger on a Southwest Airlines flight from Baltimore to Las Vegas, struck up a pre-boarding conversation with a female passenger and then took a seat next to her once on the plane.

Court Holds that State Law False Arrest/Imprisonment Claims against Airline Are Not Preempted by Federal Aviation Safety Law.

The U.S. Department of Transportation issued a second Enforcement Notice regarding airlines' obligations to provide refunds in light of COVID-19's impact on air travel.

The FAA has just issued a statement declaring the new part 107 waiver process a success. However, the FAA has warned that the quality of many of the waiver requests has been so low...

The European Union's extension of its emissions trading scheme, known as "EU-ETS," to the aviation sector holds significant financial implications for aircraft operators and aerospace suppliers.

Milbank advised JP Lease Products and Services and Stratos Aircraft Management on a first-of-its-kind aircraft lease ABS transaction.