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While general aviation (GA) operations to Cuba can often be coordinated and set up fairly quickly, it’s important not to ...
Over the past year we’ve seen quite a few changes in terms of easing of restrictions for N-registered general aviation ...
General aviation (GA) travel to Cuba with U.S.-registered aircraft and crew is opening up and becoming more user-friendly. However, this ...
Effective July 22, 2015, a final rule issued by the Department of Commerce Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) removed ...
The starting point, when planning a trip to Cuba by a U.S. operator, is to determine the purpose of the ...
The recent January 2015 regulatory changes in the U.S. – Cuba relations will no doubt encourage future business and investment ...
While the broad economic sanctions on Iraq were lifted by the U.S. and most countries in late 2010, the U.S. ...
Many U.S.-based corporate flight crews have never had the opportunity to experience the beauty of cherry blossoms along the Taedong ...
This business aviation blog post is part of a series on business aviation operations in U.S. sanctioned countries. While the ...
The recent political changes in Sudan, including the creation of the newly independent country of South Sudan, have had a ...
The country referred to by the United States and several other countries as “Burma” (but officially known as the “Union ...
This business aviation blog post is part of a series on operating to U.S. sanctioned countries. Due to the policies ...
Before operating flights to Cuba, operators of U.S.-registered aircraft must obtain licenses and ensure that all travelers have an Office ...
Because of the long-standing U.S. sanctions and significant restrictions on travel to and from Cuba, only a small number of ...