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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Dispatcher Buys His Charter Firm, Recaps Big Payoff
by: James Wynbrandt In 2020, when the owners of Executive Fliteways (EFI) began shopping the charter/management firm, James Prinzivalli grew apprehensive. “I loved this place,” the former dispatcher and charter sales director said of the operator where he’d started his career 25 years before.
Clay Lacy Invests in Northeast Expansion, Benefiting Aircraft Operators
Clay Lacy Aviation has been investing in its Northeast operations for years, providing the legendary service and operations the company has built a reputation on for more than five decades. The next step is one that it hopes will improve the experience of aircraft owners
Over $5 Million in Federal Funding Announced for Long Island Airports
U.S Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand announced $5,432,999 in federal funding for three Long Island airports: Long Island MacArthur, Brookhaven, And Francis S. Gabreski. The funding was allocated through the Federal Aviation Administration’s Airport Improvement Program (AIP), which was bolstered
