Tag: FAA
Eben Peck On How The FAA Bill Impacts Business Travel
Reauthorizing the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration is never easy. Many times in the past, Congress punted and settled for an extension. This year, a new…
Mark Williams On FAA’s Apparent Lack Of Concern (Or Its Ineptitude)
“60 Minutes” on Sunday ran a segment about “persistent” safety issues and “an alarming number” of mechanical incidents at Allegiant Air, the ultra-low-cost carrier based in…
Ted Perlstein On Getting Involved In Politics
Today’s advisor is Ted Perlstein, vice president of sales and marketing at AmTrav. His guidepost encourages those involved in travel to examine how elected officials…
Air Traffic Control Privatization Proposal Could Obstruct Long-Term FAA Funding
Corporate travel constituents want a greater focus in Washington on FAA funding and the related issue of air traffic control modernization. The Trump administration on…
International SOS Adds Air Safety Ratings
International SOS last month introduced an aviation safety ratings service that flags bookings on airlines deemed risky. Gwendoline Pichon de Vendeuil, group product director at…
