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They’re fine...until they aren’t. Applying objective values to subjective situations can create a conflict, perhaps forcing you to break them.

The Registry of Aruba is sponsoring an annual scholarship for a female student to study an aviation course at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s Daytona Beach Campus. Each student will receive $6,000 every year throughout her studies at The College of Aviation at Embry-Riddle. “Now is the right time to launch this scholarship because while there have … Continue reading "Female scholarship at Embry-Riddle sponsored by Registry of Aruba"

Through A Different Point of View programs, youth come away with a new understanding that they are the captains of their ships and the variety of options the aviation world has to…

The lack of pre-owned US aircraft for sale sometimes sparks “a feeding frenzy”, when quality aircraft become available, according to Wayne Starling, International Aircraft Dealers Association (IADA) executive director and industry consultant. Other keynote themes on the second day of Corporate Jet Investor’s Miami 2021 conference yesterday (November 3rd) were: the future of charter, aircraft finance, climate risks … Continue reading "CJI Miami 2021: Day two – Lack of inventory sparks ‘feeding frenzy’"

The FAA has proposed a new rule that would require commercial hot-air-balloon pilots to hold second-class medical certificates when operating for hire.