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FAA Eliminates Part 91 RNAV LOA for Europe

A new FAA policy removes a significant burden for Part 91 operators flying in Europe.

By Matt Thurber • Editor-in-Chief

March 12, 2020

Thanks to input from NBAA and other aviation stakeholders, the FAA no longer requires a letter of authorization (LOA) for Part 91 operators planning to fly certain routes and procedures, typically in Europe, where specific area navigation (RNAV) requirements are in place. Removing an LOA requirement eliminates a huge burden for Part 91 operators, and NBAA said it has been working diligently to help in this effort.

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