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The U.S. maintenance sector is increasing its capability to serve the growing, global aviation industry. Seventy-three more FAA-certificated repair stations in the United States are approved by regulators to serve…
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In an April 24 letter to leaders of the House Transportation & Infrastructure and Senate Commerce, Science & Transportation Committees, the association expressed its concerns about statements and proposals by…
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January 28, 2019 | Categories:
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On Jan. 23, ARSA’s Christian A. Klein and Brett Levanto briefed the Embassy Aviation Attaches Assembly at the Royal Netherlands Embassy in Washington, D.C. The body, which meets regularly, is…
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The dust from the 2018 midterm elections is still settling, but here are some initial thoughts on what the results mean for ARSA members:
House Freshman Class Creates Risks and…
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Jan. 1, 2019 Update: Since the FAA Bill’s passage, ARSA has been dissecting each section of the final law that will have some impact on the aviation maintenance community. To…
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