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Brian Foley

Milwaukee
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FAA’s MOSAIC Rule To Help General Aviation Claims First Business Casualty Original

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By Brian Foley
| Forbes
Hasselt. Limburg - Belgium 27-08-2022 Aeroplane PH-VDK Sonex Onex. Outdoor public show of vintage aircraft on the grass airfield at the Hasselt Aero Club getty Announced last year, the Federal Aviation Administration’s new MOSAIC rule - short for Modernization of Special Airworthiness Certification - was heralded by the general aviation industry as the most significant change in 75 years. It was designed to juice recreational flying by opening new doors for pilots and aircraft manufacturers.
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Karl F. Freed, pioneering theoretical chemist and decoder of molecular complexity, 1942-2026

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By Brian Foley
| University of Chicago
Simultaneously, Freed transformed quantum chemistry by proving that simplified calculation methods were not merely educated guesses but mathematically sound versions of exact calculations grounded in the fundamental laws of physics. His landmark 1972 paper on the derivation of the exact π-electron Hamiltonian remains a cornerstone of the discipline.
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Guest Blog: Bizjet Utilization a Faulty Measure of Industry Health

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By Brian Foley
| The Smart Aviator
The key metric used to measure business jet flight activity may not be the bellwether of industry health that the business aviation community has come to believe. In the current business aviation trade press, repetitive headlines trumpet 2025 as the busiest year ever for global business aviation. This claim relies heavily on the metric known as business jet utilization, which is the number of monthly takeoffs and landings in the U.S., the epicenter of private jet usage.
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