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Pacific Regional Lead: Julie Ambrose, ASA Group Holdings, Ltd.
Pacific Regional Lead: Paul Scurio,

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NBAA’s Carr Discusses Post-COVID Challenges During China Safety Day Event April 15, 2021: Ensuring safety on the journey back to full operations was the focus of a presentation by NBAA’s Doug Carr, senior vice president, safety, security, sustainability and international operations, during the China Aviation Safety Day 2021.
Virtual IOC2020: Perks, Pitfalls When Flying to India and the Middle East June 3, 2020: Tips for flying to India and the Middle East are the topic of an NBAA GO Virtual IOC2020 taking place at 11 a.m. Thursday, June 4, 2020.
Virtual IOC2020: Patience, Diligence Key When Flying to China May 28, 2020: Strategies for making your trip to China as smooth as possible are highlighted in the latest NBAA GO Virtual IOC2020 seminar, China, Russia & 'The Stans.'
Priority Airports Available For Japan’s Imperial Transition in October Sept. 17, 2019: With heads of state and other envoys heading to Japan for the imperial transition, from Oct. 19-26, 2019, government flights bearing those passengers will have priority allocations for departures, arrivals and parking at 29 airports.
Tokyo 2020 Olympics Aug. 22, 2019: The Japan Civil Aviation Bureau has released slot coordination guidelines for the six airports that will handle general and business aviation aircraft flying to Tokyo for the 2020 Summer Olympics and Paralympics.
With NBAA, AsBAA Input, Hong Kong Slot Program Extended to March 2020 April 30, 2019: The Hong Kong International Airport slot program, which aims to provide general aviation with an equitable allocation of available slots, has been extended to March 31, 2020.
Business Aviation Caught in Seletar Approach Path Dispute Jan. 15, 2019: A several-years dispute between Singapore and Malaysia is playing havoc with business aircraft operations at Seletar Airport in Singapore.
ADS-B Out Required for Some Indian Routes Beginning Jan. 1, 2019 Nov. 30, 2018: All aircraft flying PBN routes in Indian continental airspace with Designators L, M, N, P. Q, T and routes A201, A347, A465. A474, A791, B211, B466. G450, R457, R460, R461, W15, W19, W20, W29, W41, W43, W45, W47, W56S/N, W67, W111, W112, W114, W115, W118, W153, at or above flight level 290 must carry serviceable 1090 MHz ES ADS-B transmitting equipment. Aircraft not equipped with ADS-B will be permitted to fly these routes below flight level 290.
First-Time Operators to Asia May Face Unexpected Challenges Jan. 18, 2017: Growing business opportunities throughout Asia mean that more operators than ever are flying to the region, but unforeseen challenges may complicate matters for crews making their first trips to the area.
Flying Into Hong Kong? Here Are Six Tips to Keep in Mind Jan. 5, 2017: With only two runways and limited parking, Hong Kong International Airport presents substantial operational challenges to business aircraft operators.

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