Mark McKinnon has nearly three decades of experience in aviation and transportation law, including litigation, appellate, regulatory and administrative matters.
He is particularly well versed in unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) law, assisting clients in their efforts to obtain approval for complex commercial UAS operations, including beyond visual line of sight and autonomous flight.
He also represents clients in foreign and domestic mass disasters, multidistrict litigation, federal aviation regulatory and enforcement actions, insurance coverage disputes, complex commercial litigation.
A frequent speaker and author on UAS and aviation matters, Mark is the editor of the Plane-ly Spoken blog, which provides news, analysis and opinion on pressing issues that affect the aviation industry.
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