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Pushing Boundaries In Air Charter At ACE23  
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Pushing boundaries in air charter at ACE23    

Pushing boundaries in air charter at ACE23 - UAS is committed to pushing the boundaries of operational excellence in air charter and will showcase its capabilities at ACE2023 in London’s Biggin Hill this September 12.    Exhibiting at booth 167, the UAS team will be available to discuss customizable charter and trip support solutions crafted to resolve operational woes, no matter how complex or challenging. 
Shanghai Hongqiao Closes For International BizAv Operations
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Shanghai Hongqiao closes for international BizAv operations

Shanghai Hongqiao closed to international BizAv operations: There are no international private jet operations allowed at Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport (ZSSS) since August 1 due to renovations of the airport’s FBO custom facilities.  According to the UAS China team, construction may continue for several months and there is yet no confirmed date when ZSSS can once again welcome international BizAv flights. 
Operators Reminded To Avoid Overflying Libya
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Operators reminded to avoid overflying Libya

Operators reminded to avoid overflying Libya - Flights to Tripoli Mitiga airport (HLLM) are suspended after violent outbreaks and the reported seizure of a powerful armed faction commander by a rival force.  These clashes are reported to be the worst to hit the Libyan capital for months.  Currently, a mass evacuation of aircraft is underway and inbound flights are also diverting.   The situation highlights Libya's unstable security situation.  
Niger Airspace Closed
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Niger airspace closed

The leaders of Niger’s military coup have closed the country’s airspace to avoid any military intervention from neighboring states. The coup began on July 26 with the attempted overthrow of Nigerien President Mohamed Bazoum. Flights already in the air when the airspace closure was declared were either rerouted or diverted.
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