Greg Reigel

January 18, 2019

Published by Greg Reigel at January 18, 2019

When, If Ever, Should A Certificate Issued By The FAA Be Surrendered?

January 1, 2019

Published by Greg Reigel at January 1, 2019

When, If Ever, Should A Certificate Issued By The FAA Be Surrendered?

December 28, 2018

Published by Greg Reigel at December 28, 2018

Arguing Aggravating And Mitigating Circumstances In Civil Penalty Cases

December 21, 2018

Published by Greg Reigel at December 21, 2018

‘Tis The Season – For Aircraft Closings

December 14, 2018

Published by Greg Reigel at December 14, 2018

Getting An Aircraft Deal Done In Spite Of A Government Shut-Down

December 14, 2018

Published by Greg Reigel at December 14, 2018

Getting An Aircraft Deal Done In Spite Of A Government Shut-Down

October 31, 2018

Published by Greg Reigel at October 31, 2018

When Is An Aircraft “Destroyed” Versus “Repairable”?

October 1, 2018

Published by Greg Reigel at October 1, 2018

Using A “Fly-Away” Exemption To Avoid Paying Sales Tax On An Aircraft Purchase

September 21, 2018

Published by Greg Reigel at September 21, 2018

Operation Safe Pilot All Over Again, But This Time FAA Cross-Checks Pilots With The VA Disability Database