The Future of Business Aviation on Long Island Depends On You
The Long Island Business Aviation Association (LIBAA) is a not-for-profit organization that was incorporated in 2001 to act as a collective voice for the business aviation community on Long Island, and to assist its members in all aviation related matters. It is made up of a broad cross section of aviation related businesses and aircraft operators, and as an organization, stands ready to advance the cause of business aviation at all Long Island Airports. LIBAA has developed and grown from modest beginnings to become a respected and key part of the business aviation community – and aviation on Long Island as a whole. The Association is squarely focused on the development and management of safe, credible, efficient, and sustainable activity in our local area.
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Luminati defaults on $10M loan; facing eviction at EPCAL
by Tim Gannon A Stamford, Conn.-based company that loaned Luminati Aerospace $10 million in 2016 is now taking the company to court, claiming it has defaulted on that loan. Hexcel Corporation is asking the courts to seize property belonging to Luminati at the Enterprise Park
Schumer to FAA: MacArthur Airport needs more funding
Long Island MacArthur Airport (Photo by Judy Walker) By: Adina Genn With more funding, Long Island MacArthur Airport could attract carriers that fly to the West Coast and other routes. And that would be a boon to Long Island’s economy, not to mention better serve
Airlines Rise To $13 Billion Heights In JFK Terminal Plan
By GREGORY ZELLER / Two global air-travel stalwarts are doubling down on John F. Kennedy International Airport. Texas-based American Airlines and London-based British Airways will invest a combined $344 million in expansion and customer-focused improvements at the international travel hub, which ranks as the world’s 22nd busiest, the nation’s sixth busiest