High levels of taxes and operational costs reduce the competitiveness of Dominican airlines
The Dominican Republic ranks as one of the most expensive countries in the Americas to operate an airline, even as it seeks to compete with the world’s largest and most efficient carriers.
Coalition of Pilots activates disaster action plan in support of authorities due to Tropical Storm Melissa
We call on all pilots and aircraft owners in the country and abroad who wish to join search, spotting, transport, observation, dispatch, and other operations in support of the Dominican authorities.
Dominican Aviation: Between Protectionism and Expansion
At first glance, this protectionist philosophy might seem like a good idea to protect national jobs. The problem arises when we seek to grow the industry rapidly, as has happened in recent years.
Air Accident in Washington D.C.: When Routine Becomes Risk
The accident reflects what we call in aviation the “chain of errors”: multiple small failures that, when combined, lead to tragedy. Contributing factors here included the lack of effective separation, the possible absence of collision alert systems, poor communication, and the simultaneous operation of military and commercial traffic.
Line Operations Safety Audit (LOSA) Program and Its Potential Use in the Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic is currently experiencing a significant renaissance in the aviation sector, driven by major investments in infrastructure and aeronautical development. However, this rapid growth has outpaced the availability of trained personnel with operational experience within the country.
Grass Strips in the Dominican Republic
Together, we can strive for a more versatile, safer, and more attractive airspace for our country. Therefore, I would like to propose something that will help general aviation compete at the highest level in the world.
The captain council inc. categorically rejects defamatory accusations regarding alleged bribery and/or sale attempt
Our organization categorically rejects the insinuations made by Mr. Pedro Domínguez during his program “Aire, Mar y Tierra” aired on July 3rd of this year, broadcasted on Éxitos 90.5 FM from the city of Santiago de los Caballeros, in which he accused our president, Mr. Francisco J. Díaz, of attempting to bribe and/or sell meteorological […]
The Captains Council Welcomes Colonel Marisol A. Chalas as Aeronautical Policy Advisor
First Latina pilot of the UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter. Currently serves as the officer in charge of operations and training for the U.S. Army Reserve Aviation Command, overseeing more than 250 aircraft and 4,000 personnel.
Rodriguez: Exhorta gobierno trabajar en plan de desarrollo aviación
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Leveraging the Expertise of the Dominican Aviation Diaspora
We are at a critical moment of growth, where if we work together, we can still prevent more accidents.