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On March 14, DBRS published an updated methodology entitled "Rating Structured Aircraft Transactions".

On May 14, the Florida governor signed legislation banning drone surveillance of private individuals without their consent.

Currently, the program works by approving travelers who voluntarily provide background information to verify that they are not security risks.

Mark J. Connot is featured in the Las Vegas Business Press article, "Drone Law Slow in Catching up With Technology".

Terminates the use of diversity and inclusion practices in the Federal Aviation Administration's hiring and recruitment processes. The Administration has issued a more comprehensive...

Aviation Group Vice-Chair Barry S. Alexander and associate Lee Schmeer co-authored the article "Picking up the Pieces: Plaintiffs Relying on Registration Statutes in the Wake of Daimler," ..

The IP5 Offices launched a Collaborative Search and Examination (CS&E) pilot project to test a collaborative approach to international searches under the PCT, in particular with a view to assessing the users' interest...

On October 7, the Senate began consideration of the SAFE DRONE Act, which would make it a misdemeanor to knowingly operate a drone within two miles of a wildfire...

T Minus One is back from Summer hiatus! Today I share some [spectrum] sharing updates.

Mark J. Connot and Jason J. Zummo's blog post, " The Next Generation of Flyboys and Flygirls: Drone Operators Wanted" originally posted on the firm's On the Radar blog...

On June 16, the Article 29 Working Party released an opinion on the challenges posed by large-scale deployment of drones for individuals' privacy and civil and political liberties.

The Article 29 Working Party sent a letter to the U.S. Department of Transportation on the likely impacts of the International Air Transport Association' National Distribution Capability project on privacy and data protection.

As the commercial and recreational markets for drone technology continue to expand, federal and state regulators are turning their attention to rules for operators, public safety issues, and personal privacy concerns

On February 12, 2014, Cathay Pacific Airlines Ltd. settled a freight shipping price-fixing multidistrict class action litigation in the Eastern District of New York.

With so much fast-moving activity on the tariffs front, Crowell hosts Nicole Simonian and Dj Wolff continue their conversation with Crowell attorney Dan Cannistra in this episode discusses the newly announced Section 232 Investigation focusing on commercial aircraft and parts.

OFAC issued an Advisory to the international civil aviation industry, warning against unauthorized transfers of aircraft and related goods and services to Iran or to designated Iranian airlines

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