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Please be advised that the Federal Civil Aviation Agency (AFAC) is conducting random ramp inspections on foreign aircraft visiting Mexico. As a reminder, AFAC has the authority, right and faculty to enforce such inspections at …

Beginning in November of 2019, new Garmin database subscriptions will require a Garmin System ID. Similar to a serial number, a System ID pairs an aviation database with a specific individual Garmin unit. Each Garmin …

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Second only to Europe, China is a highly sought after destination for business aviation operators. Which means understanding the subtleties of traveling there is important to smooth operations. In Part 1 of our series, we provided …

Especially in the last decade, China has held the world’s attention from an economic, cultural and governance standpoint. As China evolves, so do business interests and the need for effective business aviation operations. The good …

With the Zika outbreak doing its best to extinguish the torch of the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Brazil, we’re reminded that the unpredictability of international business travel extends beyond airspace slots and customs agent …

As a flight planner or dispatcher, you’re no stranger to detail and change. Whether it’s routing, weather, NOTAMS, fuel, air traffic, regulations, etc. you’re used to creating one smooth flight from many moving parts. Planning …

As much as your car, office and home have seen change, so has the flight deck. Lately, it seems the pace and scale of change can cast some doubt on the saying, The more things change …