Part 295 Compliance for Brokers

Air charter brokers play an important role in private aviation by connecting charter customers with properly authorized air carriers. Although brokers generally do not operate the aircraft, their advertising, contracts, disclosures, and business practices are...

FAA Part 145 Repair Stations

Navigating the World of FAA Part 145 Repair Stations If you work in the aviation industry, you’ve likely heard of FAA Part 145. It’s a key regulation that governs the facilities responsible for keeping aircraft safe and airworthy. But what exactly is a...

FAA Part 65 Certificate

FAA Part 65: Your Guide to Mechanic and Other Airman Certificates If you’ve ever wondered how aircraft mechanics, dispatchers, and certain other aviation professionals get certified in the United States, you’ll want to understand FAA Part 65. Found in the Federal...

Aviation Associations

Aviation Associations Whether you’re a pilot, mechanic, aircraft owner, or aviation enthusiast, joining an aviation association can offer networking opportunities, professional development, advocacy, and access to exclusive resources. Below is a curated list of...

FAA Medical Certificate Denial

Navigating FAA Medical Denial: Your Options as a Pilot For pilots, an FAA medical certificate isn’t just a document—it’s your career. So, what happens if your medical certificate application is denied? It can feel like the end of the line, but it...