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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Bankruptcy court approves Triple Five Aviation LLC purchase of Dowling’s Brookhaven campus for $14 million
A U.S. Bankruptcy Court this week approved the sale of Dowling College’s Brookhaven Campus in Shirley to Triple Five, the Edmonton, Canada-based international conglomerate seeking to buy Riverhead Town’s remaining vacant land at the Calverton Enterprise Park. Triple Five Aviation LLC will pay $14 million
Main runway at MacArthur Airport to get $16M upgrade
A plane takes off from Long Island MacArthur Airport's main runway, which will be replaced this year. Newsday / John Paraskevas Long Island MacArthur Airport’s main runway is slated for a $16 million makeover. The Islip Town airport will receive a $14.28 million grant from
East Hampton Must Reimburse HTO for Legal Fees Improperly Funded with Airport Revenue
The town of East Hampton, NY cannot divert airport revenue to pay for legal fees stemming from its unsuccessful effort to impose access restrictions at East Hampton Airport (HTO), the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) stated today in an appeal to the Federal Aviation Administration