Please join us tonight as our guest panel discusses proposed new manifest guidance, and passenger/patient tracking during aircraft accidents. DATE TIME: Sept. 18th, 2018, 5:00 – 7:00 pm CDT (Please allow time to pass through metal detector and x-ray) GUEST PANEL:…
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Coordinating Through Chaos: Examining How the Aviation Community Responds to Acts of Mass Violence at Airports Please join the Aviation Emergency Response Organization (AERO) for their first webinar, where industry leaders will focus on the lessons learned from recent acts of…
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Welcome Back and Happy New Year! The AERO Annual Membership Meeting will take place on February 6, 2018 and will be held in conjunction with The LeClairRyan 2018 Aviation Symposium at the Ritz Carlton, McLean, VA. AERO Board Members will…
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Aviation Emergency Response Organization (AERO) will hold its annual meeting on February 7th, 2017 in Washington D.C. in conjunction with the Aviation Symposium. The meeting will be held from 4:00pm to 5:30pm in Salon 3 and everyone is invited to…
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Venue The Ritz Carlton 1700 Tysons Boulevard McLean, VA 22102 Tuesday, February 7, 2017 4:00 – 5:30 pm Salon 3 Before the Welcome Cocktail Party on February 7, there will be a general meeting of the Aviation Emergency Response Organization…
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September 2, 2016 To: All AERO Members and Prospective Members: This newsletter is being sent to provide some background information, status of AERO and perspective on what is to come. In July, the first meeting of AERO was held at…
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On July 19, AERO held its first organization meeting. Hosted by Mark Dombroff, Counsel to AERO, the meeting was the day before the “Chicago Meeting” at the NTSB on July 20. There were over 150 attendees at the AERO meeting,…
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Been there! Seen that! In the hours and days following the loss of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH 370, speculation was rampant. The “talking heads” on Fox and CNN felt they had a license, maybe even a mandate, to speculate. Few…
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The current controversy and unhappiness regarding the TSA is understandable. Prior to 9/11, passenger screening was the responsibility of the airlines. At each airport, the carriers got together and one airline, acting on behalf of all of them, hired a…
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It’s a neat airplane. It lands on water! Its wings fold! It’s composite! It even has a parachute! The Icon A5 is advertised as being designed to “handle predictibly [and] like a well-mannered sports car.” If you’ve seen the A5…
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