April 8, 2019
Flying to an international destination often requires detailed preparations, but returning to the U.S. requires separate planning. “One of the things that we always do is hold a pre-trip briefing with all of those involved,” said Greg Kulis, a pilot and security coordinator for a large flight department in the Midwest. “Everybody has a role in that pre-trip planning.” Learn how operators can successfully plan ahead to ensure a smooth reentry process in this week’s NBAA Flight Plan podcast.
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