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UAS To Showcase Regional And Global Expertise At NBAA-BACE 2022  
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UAS to Showcase Regional and Global Expertise at NBAA-BACE 2022  

North America’s pivotal business aviation industry event of the year, NBAA-BACE 2022, gets underway in Orlando, FL from October 18-20. UAS will be exhibiting from booth 2085 and offering advice and expertise on customized international trip support, air charter, aviation technology, and executive travel solutions.   The UAS team will also be sharing information about its unrivaled global network, ground presence, and recent expansion into South America.
• NBAA Advocates For Advanced Air Mobility At The U.S. Senate
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NBAA Advocates for Advanced Air Mobility at the U.S. Senate

The findings of a recent Deloitte study showed that advanced air mobility (AAM) has the potential to contribute significantly to the U.S. economy by generating up to $115 billion annually by 2035 and creating more than 280,000 high-paying jobs. This represents an amazing opportunity for lawmakers and innovators to ignite economic growth while providing before unforeseen services in urban and emergency mobility. In light of this, the NBAA has been doing a magnificent job advocating leaders for proper investment in AAM.  
UAS Supports Central Airlines Inaugural Flight To Riyadh
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UAS Supports Central Airlines Inaugural Flight to Riyadh

Global trip support solutions provider, UAS International Trip Support, was proud to support premier Chinese cargo carrier Central Airlines as it launched its latest route from Beijing to Riyadh.  The inaugural flight landed at Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport on Wednesday, September 28 at 14.15 LT. As Central Airline’s regional and international trip support partner, UAS has been happy to support its route expansion and witness its growth. 
Hurricane Ian Operations Advice For Central Florida
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Hurricane Ian Operations Advice for Central Florida

Since making landfall as a Category 3 storm in Cuba on Tuesday, Hurricane Ian is likely to be the fifth hardest hurricane to hit the US as it almost reached a Category 5 storm with winds at 150 mph.  Historically, only four Category 5 storms have made landfall in the U.S. with maximum sustained winds greater than 155 mph. Heavy, potentially flooding rain is expected to affect central Florida, southern Georgia, North Carolina, and the South Carolina coast with new tropical storm warnings issued for North and South Carolina.
Private Jets Contributing To A Sustainable Future For All
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Private Jets Contributing to a Sustainable Future for All

Recently, some political interests in Europe condemned private jet usage due to their perceptions of its impact on the environment. Some politicians called for more thorough regulation of private jets, some said that taxation should be increased, and others even suggested that private jets should be totally banned. But penalizing the industry is not the answer to its environmental woes, particularly when business aviation is actually doing a lot of good work to secure the future of aviation as eco-friendly and carbon neutral.
African ATC Strike To Begin September 23
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African ATC Strike to Begin September 23

A mega strike across several African countries covered by ASECNA— the Agency for Aerial Navigation Safety in Africa and Madagascar— will take place from September 23 at 0800 LT.  The strike will impact FIRs of FMMM/Antananarivo, FCCC/Brazzaville, GOOO/Dakar Oceanic, and Terrestrial, DRRR/Niamey, and FTTT/N'Djamena; and the airspace of Togo and Benin until September 25.
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