New Cuba sanctions: how they impact business aviation
The U.S. Department of Commerce through its Bureau of Industry and Security (“BIS”) and the U.S. Department of Treasury through ...Business Aviation Ops Update for Cuba: Part 2 – Visas, Support Services & Credit
While general aviation (GA) operations to Cuba can often be coordinated and set up fairly quickly, it’s important not to ...Business Aviation Ops Update for Cuba: Part 1 – Regulatory Considerations
Over the past year we’ve seen quite a few changes in terms of easing of restrictions for N-registered general aviation ...UPDATE: Cuban Ops – What BizAv Operators Need to Know
Effective July 22, 2015, a final rule issued by the Department of Commerce Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) removed ...UPDATE: Business Aviation Operations and Cuba – Part 2: General Aviation Considerations
The starting point, when planning a trip to Cuba by a U.S. operator, is to determine the purpose of the ...UPDATE: Business Aviation Operations and Cuba – Part 1: U.S. Sanction Considerations
The recent January 2015 regulatory changes in the U.S. – Cuba relations will no doubt encourage future business and investment ...Business Aviation Operations to Iraq – U.S. Sanctioned Country Series
While the broad economic sanctions on Iraq were lifted by the U.S. and most countries in late 2010, the U.S. ...Business Aviation Operations to North Korea – U.S. Sanctioned Country Series
Many U.S.-based corporate flight crews have never had the opportunity to experience the beauty of cherry blossoms along the Taedong ...Business Aviation Operations to Iran – U.S. Sanctioned Countries Series
This business aviation blog post is part of a series on business aviation operations in U.S. sanctioned countries. While the ...Operating to North and South Sudan – U.S. Sanctioned Countries Series
The recent political changes in Sudan, including the creation of the newly independent country of South Sudan, have had a ...Canadian Cabotage and Business Aviation: 6 Things you Need to Know
Cabotage issues are taken seriously in Canada, and unauthorized business aviation aircraft movements may result in substantial penalties. The good ...
