Kaplan, Kirsch Rockwell Airport Law Digest 2023 Mid-Year Update No. 38

We are pleased to share Kaplan Kirsch & Rockwell’s Airpot Law Digest - 2023 Mid-Year Update. This Airport Law Digest includes a list of key airport- related cases decided over the first six months of 2023, new DOT and FAA rules, policies, and guidance, and reports, studies, and articles of interest to airport legal professionals. We have attempted to provide links to publicly available documents, and most other documents are available via subscription services such as Westlaw or LexisNexis. We hope you find this Digest useful in your efforts to remain current in the always-evolving legal and regulatory framework that governs airports. If you have questions about any of the materials in this Digest, please contact editors Nicholas Clabbers and Adam Gerchick, or any other Kaplan Kirsch & Rockwell attorney who normally represents you. As with all of our Kaplan Kirsch & Rockwell publications, this Digest is not intended to provide legal advice which requires a specific analysis of how the law applies to particular facts. Please consult with your counsel if you wish to understand how the cases and other materials cited in the Digest apply to your own situation. | Articles | Litigation | Federal Legislation | Federal Rules, Orders, and Guidance | Reports, Studies, Articles, and Other Publications CONTENTS https://www.kaplankirsch.com/People/Nicholas-Clabbers https://www.kaplankirsch.com/People/Adam-Gerchick https://www.kaplankirsch.com/People/Adam-Gerchick https://www.kaplankirsch.com/People https://www.kaplankirsch.com/People Congress Takes Up FAA Reauthorization For airport policy, few actions have more impact than Congress’s recurring reauthorization of the FAA and its programs. This September 30, the FAA’s 5-year statutory authority sunsets, so…

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