AIRLINE RECEIVES PASI ACCEPTANCE! (PRE-APPLICATION
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Posted On: 03/19/2017 10:09:28 PM
AIRLINE RECEIVES PASI ACCEPTANCE! (PRE-APPLICATION STATEMENT OF INTENT)
THE AIRLINE RECEIVES THEIR PASI ACCEPTANCE!
(PRE-APPLICATION STATEMENT OF INTENT)
In line with the expectations set by the new management team, the airline formerly known as Baltia Air Lines, continues to make significant progress with regard to re-establishing their relationship with the FAA. Sheryle Milligan, Chief Operating Officer, has been working vigorously to strengthen the airline’s ties with the Federal Aviation Administration. This has enabled the new company to establish a strong foundation, which when built upon, will allow the airline to scale operations at a level which hasn’t transpired in the aviation industry in over a decade!
The PASI (Pre-Application Statement of Intent), recently released by the FAA, shows their desire to work together with the airline in the “most efficient way” possible. The change in FSDO (Flight Standards District Office) from Michigan to Indianapolis, allows the airline to exercise the provisions of the settlement agreement, recently entered into between the airline and the FAA, with priority handling.
http://thefightforflight.com/2017/03/19/airli...nt-intent/
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THE AIRLINE RECEIVES THEIR PASI ACCEPTANCE!
(PRE-APPLICATION STATEMENT OF INTENT)
In line with the expectations set by the new management team, the airline formerly known as Baltia Air Lines, continues to make significant progress with regard to re-establishing their relationship with the FAA. Sheryle Milligan, Chief Operating Officer, has been working vigorously to strengthen the airline’s ties with the Federal Aviation Administration. This has enabled the new company to establish a strong foundation, which when built upon, will allow the airline to scale operations at a level which hasn’t transpired in the aviation industry in over a decade!
The PASI (Pre-Application Statement of Intent), recently released by the FAA, shows their desire to work together with the airline in the “most efficient way” possible. The change in FSDO (Flight Standards District Office) from Michigan to Indianapolis, allows the airline to exercise the provisions of the settlement agreement, recently entered into between the airline and the FAA, with priority handling.
http://thefightforflight.com/2017/03/19/airli...nt-intent/
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