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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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
MacArthur Airport tops list of seats offered, data shows
By Antonio Planas / Long Island MacArthur Airport saw the biggest increase among mid-to-large airports of seats offered on domestic flights in 2018, data shows. Airlines based at the Ronkonkoma airport offered 2.17 million seats in 2018 compared with 1.7 million seats the previous year, a 27.6 percent increase,
Republic Airport becoming regular backdrop for TV and movies
By Rachel O'Brien Republic Airport in East Farmingdale is one of the busiest general aviation airports in the state, and it's not just charter flights and flight school planes keeping the two runways and multiple taxiways active. Over the past decade, Republic has become a popular