LR Services, Inc.

04/21/2020

Just finding space to park can be a problem, and idle planes require a surprising amount of work, from maintaining hydraulics to stopping birds from nesting.

06/15/2019

Attention General Aviation Pilots: The FAA is proposing to modify the airspace over South Florida to enhance safety. The plan will not change existing flight paths or the altitudes that aircraft currently fly; it will not result in more flights over the area. The proposal would expand the airspace where air traffic controllers track flights and communicate with pilots, who are operating on Instrument Flight Rules (IFR). It increases safety by ensuring that all flights, including aircraft operating on Visual Flight Rules (VFR) close to Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood and Miami International Airport, are under direct air traffic control. The agency will hold a workshop on the proposal from 3 to 5 p.m., June 12, 2019, at Broward College South Campus. Read more at http://bit.ly/2X5Sycg.

06/12/2019

Signature Flight Support took the stage at the Uber Elevate summit and announced a nationwide partnership with Uber Elevate, facilitating ground based operations and skyport infrastructure for Uber Air. Signature Flight Support is Uber Elevate’s first nationwide operations and on-airport infrastru...

06/10/2019

They were a crucial Soviet asset to winning World War II.

03/26/2019

This common core curriculum is getting ridiculous.
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02/26/2019

Monday..... Check.

01/23/2019

Help Us Fill the Bus! Lehigh Valley International Airport (ABE) and the Lehigh Northampton Airport Authority (LNAA) is hosting a two-day donation drive from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on January 23rd and 25th called “Fill the Bus” in support of our local federal employees at ABE affected by the federal government shutdown.

Here is a list of products that are being collected: non-perishable foods / beverages, paper products, toiletries, diapers and other baby products.

***No cash, gift cards or clothing will be accepted.***

The bus will be located on the Upper Roadway (Departures) just past the Uber/Lyft pick-up area.

10/11/2018

One way flights available!

Lear 31

Thursday - Boca Raton, FL to the Northeast

Friday - Greensboro, NC to the Northeast

Who needs to get up North before the weekend?

This jet seats up to 8 passengers and we will make you a deal you can’t refuse!

10/03/2018

This is a game-changer.

10/02/2018

Empty Lear 55 - Florida to Allentown! Anytime between Oct. 5th and 7th! Call us at 610-266-2500 or email [email protected] for pricing!

09/07/2018

***UPDATE - SOLD! Thanks everyone! ***

One Way Pricing Available!!

This weekend anytime - Allentown or any Northeast Airport to Florida!

Lear 55 - seats 7

Email [email protected] for pricing.

09/06/2018

We're back baby....Lear 31 available for charter! Email [email protected] for a quote! Lear 55 coming soon!

07/30/2018

Sarah Cugini as Bubbles in Living Proof Pictures short film Do You Still Have Lines? written and directed by Brandon C. Lay. Picture taken at LR Services, Inc.'s hangar in Allentown, Pennsylvania courtesy of Patti Squire.

This film was created in twenty four hours for the Marietta International Film Festival's 24 Hour Film Race where it will be premiering on Sunday, August 26th. Keep an eye out later today for the Film Racing teaser trailer for the film.

07/28/2018

One of the last surviving female World War Two pilots, Mary Ellis has died aged 101 at her home on the Isle of Wight. After responding to a radio appeal for female pilots, she was responsible for delivering Spitfires and bombers to the frontline. She joined the Air Transport Auxiliary in 1941 and du...

07/16/2018

Even the Navy and Air Force forecast shortages within a few years.

07/07/2018

Living Proof Pictures is pleased to announce that it’s Film Racing submission Do You Still Have Lines? was made a finalist at the Marietta International Film Festival‘s 24 Hour Film Race where it will premiere and go on to the final round of judging.

Do You Still Have Lines? was written and directed by Brandon C. Lay and stars Syd Stauffer, Sarah Cugini, Elizabeth Shumway, Marcy Repp, Torez Mosley, Patti Squire, John Corl and James Mason as Milton. Production on the team includes sound designer Ryan MacNamara and production assistant Lauren Ickes.

Special thanks to HATAInc, LR Services, Inc., AfterWords Actors Studio and Baby Harry Coffee Co

Do You Still Have Lines? will premiere on the weekend of August 25/26th at the Marietta International Film Festival along with the other finalist. Congratulations to the LPP team and all the other finalists in the race.

06/13/2018

Network Magazine Spring 2018

02/04/2018

YES!!

Set to Lesley Gore's classic "You Don't Own Me", this video features women aviators and the women they inspire. With thanks to the USAF, Clark…

01/31/2018

Two governors in the Southeast have recognized that having their rural general aviation airports upgraded is a key element in driving increased economic development. Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal recently proposed $25 million in increased funding for improvements and expansions at 11 rural airports, whil...

01/16/2018

Fly private to your next adventure! Get into a jet and out of the cold, call us at 610-266-2500 to make it happen!

01/12/2018

12/30/2017

If you live in Pennsylvania, you might want to start thinking about what you’ll need to do to make sure you won’t be blocked from flying across the country or entering federal buildings.

12/04/2017

Very interesting article.

Most sellers of private jet travel don't publish much in the way of financial data, so how can you make sure you are buying into a financially stable program?

12/03/2017

Pilot's Rainbows.

10/18/2017

Don't procrastinate, even with extended time.

10/17/2017

8 Essential Questions to Ask Before Booking Your Charter Aircraft to Ensure a Smooth and Safe Flight

1. Who operates the aircraft?
Is a legitimate business operating the aircraft? You’ll absolutely want your operator to hold certification from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the form of an FAA 135 Operating Certificate.
It is rare that a “shady” operator is in business. Don’t compromise your safety with uncertified or unregistered operators.

2. Does the FAA list your aircraft under the operator’s control?
The FAA has several strict regulations and specifications to ensure the safety of aircraft passengers and the public at large. Each operator should have a DO85 which verifies their aircraft is properly registered with the FAA and listed under their own control. Their DO85 will list the plane in question’s tail number.

3. Does the information add up?
Using the FAA’s website, you can easily double-check any information by simply looking up the plane’s tail number. We’re here to help if you wish.
4. Has the plane or charter company been in an accident?
When it comes to booking your charter plane, you want luxury but you also want to stay safe. Accidents are rare but they do happen. Aircrafts are carefully repaired by regulated personnel who are employing highly regulated methods for even small repairs before the plane is back in the air.
Fortunately, the National Transportation Safety Board has a searchable database of all aviation accidents and incidents since 1962. If you want, you can arm yourself with knowledge before booking your private flight.

5. Does the operator have any citations?
You would think this should be pretty easy to find out. Unfortunately, it’s not. While the FAA makes it easy to find information about your aircraft, it’s not so simple when it comes to details about your operator’s past.
If you want information about your operator’s possible citations, you’ll need to visit the local FAA office. They keep records on citations for five years.

6. Is the aircraft insured?
Let’s say you’ve found a great deal on a charter flight. When you rent an aircraft, you like to know it’s insured. Air regulations require levels of insurance coverage that the regulators have carefully thought out to protect you.
Each aircraft in our fleet must be properly insured by law. There will be no hidden insurance charges added to your charter price.

7. Will you be covered as a passenger?
Most companies can easily list passengers as “additionally insured” on their aircraft and provide you with adequate documentation. If you want to know, just ask about this before booking your flight.
What happens if you are injured on the plane? What if your bags or valuables somehow go missing? You may want to know about that in advance and learn how the insurance works.

8. Has the operator been audited?
There are many reasons where the FAA might audit an operator to ensure regulatory compliance pertaining to and including aircraft maintenance, procedures, and training.
If you want to know, we can take on the burden when it comes to inquiring about or obtaining an audit report – if one is available.

We want you to be informed. As a passenger, you have a right to know your operator and have confidence in them. You also deserve to know that your aircraft is fully certified, registered, and compliant with all regulations.