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FAA Administrator Babbitt Issues Statement Regarding Aviation Biofuel Standards
On June 10, 2011, FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt had the following to say about ASTM technical committee approval of an aviation biofuel standard: This is a significant step toward a new era of greener and more energy-independent air travel. We … Continue reading
Posted in Aircraft, Airlines, FAA, Regulatory
Tagged ASTM, biofuel, FAA Babbitt, IATA, Sustainable Business
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Why the Airports and the Aviation Industry Need to Be Concerned About Climate Change: Part One, Facts about Aviation and Climate Change
In the grand scheme of things, aviation may not represent a huge source of concern with respect to climate change. But neither should the aviation industry (airports included) ignore the fact that aviation does contribute to climate change not only through … Continue reading
Posted in Aircraft, Airlines, Aviation, Environmental
Tagged Airports, atag, atmospheric environment: Aviation, Aviation, CE, Climate Change, Delft", Environmental, EPA, FAA, gao, GHG, greenhouse gas, IATA, icao, IPCC, lavin, lee, Manzoor, NLR, radiative forcing, Regulatory, sausen
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Legal Analysis of the FAA’s Slot Auction Rule for JFK and Newark Part 2
Analysis of Legal Issues Regarding Slot Auctions, Part Two. Having established previously that the FAA does not have specific authority to lease or otherwise dispose of slots, FAA turns to its general power to dispose of property in order to … Continue reading
Posted in Airport, FAA, Litigation
Tagged antideficiency act, ATA, Cleveland v. United States, FAA, gao, IATA, inspector general, murray, oberstar, petition for review, Port Authority, property right, purpose statute, scovel, slot auction, user fee
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Legal Analysis of the FAA’s Slot Auction Rule for JFK and Newark Part 1
Pt. 1: Setting The Stage When the FAA adopted its slot auction rules for LaGuardia, JFK and Newark Airports, it did so despite the fact that the GAO had issued a legal opinion stating that it believed that the FAA … Continue reading
Posted in Airport, FAA, Litigation
Tagged antideficiency act, ATA, FAA, gao, IATA, inspector general, murray, oberstar, petition for review, Port Authority, purpose statute, scovel, slot auction, user fee
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