FAA Issues Notice of Enforcement Policy during Coronavirus

According to the FAA’s newly issued Notice of Enforcement Policy, as a result of the CDC’s advice against elective and non-urgent medical visits, the FAA has decided it is against the public’s interest to maintain the requirement for FAA medical examinations for the time being and will not be taking legal enforcement actions against required pilot flight crewmember or flight engineer based on noncompliance with medical certificate duration standards when the expiration of the required medical certificate occurs between March 31, 2020, through June 30, 2020.

John Van GeffenMarch 27, 2020aviation, aeromedical, covid-19, coronavirus, FAA enforcement, medical examination, crewmember

Constantly Changing, All-Encompassing: How COVID-19 May Be Altering Aviation Companies and Departments

Constantly Changing, All-Encompassing: How COVID-19 May Be Altering Aviation Companies and Departments.

John Van GeffenMarch 26, 2020Avialex, covid-19, coronavirus, aviation, flight department, air charter, airline

Celebrating Excellence: The Wings Club inducts Michael L. Dworkin, Managing Partner – Avialex Law Group, LLP

In recognition of civic leadership and support to the development of Aeronautics. The Wings Club Foundation has enrolled as a member Michael L. Dworkin, Managing Partner - Avialex Law Group, LLP.

Avialex Law Group, LLP Volunteers to Help Student Pilots get their Start with the Aspen Higher Learning Flight Academy

Avialex Law Group, LLP partnered with Aspen Flight Academy to provide pro bono legal services to help initiate the Everyone Flies Program with the intent of giving every Aspen Middle and High School Student and Faculty member one free hour of flight instruction.

John Van GeffenJune 24, 2019aviation, avialex, Aspen Flight Academy, pilot shortage