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Aviation Policy News: Few U.S. Airports Being Leased, Climate Change Problem Grows, and More
Plus: A new attempt at the single European sky, questionable drone zoning proposal, and more.
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Aviation Policy News: U.S. Aviation Recovery Will Be Led by Low-Cost Carriers
Plus: Benefits from space-based surveillance of oceanic airspace, rethinking how to pay for airports and air traffic control, electric towing of airlines, and more.
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Aviation Policy News: America’s Many Spaceports, FAA Progress on Drones, and More
Plus: Airports’ funding crunch, making airports safer (in Europe), and the future of hydrogen and green aviation.
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Aviation Policy Newsletter: TSA Quiet Skies Program Critiqued Again, GPS Backup Finally Getting Closer, and More
Plus: When will travel recover? Where should drones be allowed to fly?
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Aviation Policy News: How Competition Will Reshape U.S. Airlines, FAA’s New Space Launch Policy, and More
Plus: Progress on rural broadband, remote tower progress—and opposition—in Europe, electric VTOLs heading toward certification, and more.
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Aviation Policy News: Why Do Airlines Want Another Federal Bailout?
Plus: Air navigation service providers’ revenue losses, protecting airports from drones, aviation’s impact on global climate, and more.
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Aviation Policy News: Legacy Airlines Prevail on Slot Hogging, Next Steps for Drone Policy and More
Plus: Competition for trusted travelers, searching for solutions for very high-altitude airspace, and more.
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Aviation Policy News: Airline Bailouts and Revenue Sources for Air Traffic Control During Pandemic
Plus: A supersonic project, satellite competition, high-altitude centers, and more.
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Aviation Policy News: Commercial Airlines’ Turbulent and More Competitive Future
Plus: Environmental groups blast planned supersonic aircraft, could hydrogen be the answer for greener aviation, long-term P3 back in play in St. Louis, and more.
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Aviation Policy News: Feeling Comfortable Flying During Coronavirus and the Math on an FAA Bailout
Plus: Technology to clean airline cabins during the coronavirus pandemic, battle of European airport slots, reducing emissions, and more.
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Aviation Policy News: Airlines Get Changes to Stimulus Bill, Bad GPS Decision, Mask Mandate, and More
Plus: The problems with the airport grants in the CARES Act, contract towers still more cost-effective than FAA-run air traffic control towers, and more.
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Aviation Policy News: Bailout Terms for Airlines and How COVID-19 Will Change the Airline Industry
Plus: Why airports are faring much better than airlines during the pandemic, thinking bigger about remote/digital towers, and more.
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Aviation Policy News: Aviation Industry Seeks Bailouts Due to COVID-19 Impacts
The Trump administration has proposed a $50 billion bailout of the airlines during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Aviation Policy News: Attack on Space-Based ADS-B Service, Challenges to Urban Air Mobility, and More
Plus: The shift from a public to commercial airport model, aviation’s other climate change problem, and more.
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Aviation Policy News: St. Louis Airport Lease, Airport Funding, Remote Towers, and More
Plus: the FAA's Metroplex problems, airport slots, airspace around space launches, and more.
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Aviation Policy News: A Smarter Way Forward on Airline Emissions
Also in this issue: Boeing's 737 MAX and the future of certification, TSA doesn’t know if its screening equipment works, how Australia’s light-handed airport regulation works, and more.
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Aviation Policy News: Airport Privatization, Runway Slots, Drones Near Planes, and More
St. Louis gets 18 responses on possible airport lease, haggling over Heathrow's new runway slots, drones coming dangerously close to planes, and more.
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Aviation Policy News #169
Two U.S. airport privatizations are moving forward, concerns over corporatization, Sen. Ted Cruz holds hearing on air traffic control, GPS landing advances, and more.
