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Flight Pro International has launched a webinar series to help business aviation operators navigate international compliance and regulatory requirements. The video series “Connecting the Dots” is produced by the company’s in-house compliance and regulatory department and is available on demand on Flight Pro’s website. Three episodes are currently posted, with additional installments planned.
The series is led by company director of contracts and compliance Rick Snider and senior manager of compliance Jeffrey Basham. Both have more than three decades of aviation experience and regularly publish compliance guidance for Flight Pro clients through the company’s monthly Connections newsletter and industry publications.
“Our goal is to reach, and hopefully provide ongoing education to, operators through a video series in addition to the written articles we periodically publish,” Snider said.
Early episodes address Europe’s new Entry/Exit System and European Travel Information and Authorization System requirements, preflight travel documentation, and legal considerations for travelers holding dual citizenship. Planned topics include emissions reporting support in Europe and the UK, air navigation requirements in Mexico and Central America, and multiple U.S. customs, visa, and authorization programs.
Flight Pro said the series is designed as an additional educational resource for its audience on compliance-related issues. Audience feedback may help shape future topics. “We’ve encouraged our audience to request any special interest topics they are eager to have addressed,” Basham said.

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