When entering into a management or lease agreement, aircraft owners and operators must comply with the latest FAA rules and regulations. Understanding the typical models for management agreements and how they fit into the current regulatory landscape is critical. A new edition of the NBAA Flight Plan podcast features aviation attorney Ron Rapp, who provides the latest information on what the FAA's rules mean for NBAA Members. Subscribe to NBAA Flight Plan on Apple's iTunes or listen anytime online .
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will replace the current FAA phraseology "taxi in to position and hold" with the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) "line up and wait" phraseology on September 30. Pilots need to be familiar with the new phraseology and be ready to read back and accept instructions from air traffic control. For more information, contact NBAA's Bob Lamond at rlamond@nbaa.org or review FAA Order 7210.754, which details the new procedure.
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