David M. Endersbee
Member | Washington, DC, Office
Administrative Law | Aviation | Transportation Security
David Endersbee primarily advises foreign and domestic airlines, foreign governments, companies, airports, and manufacturers on a variety of operational, commercial, antitrust, and regulatory matters relating to U.S. aviation policy, regulation, and enforcement. These matters include operating authorizations, international air service agreements, and Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration, Transportation Security Administration, and Customs and Border Protection regulations and policies.
Prior to joining the Firm, Mr. Endersbee practiced at another Washington, DC, firm.
Selected Publications
- Aviation Regulatory Policy Implications of a Biden Administration (Jan. 2021)
- Foreign Carrier Part 375 Operations During COVID-19 – A Partially Open Door to the U.S. Market (Nov. 2020)
- GAO Finds that DOT’s Enforcement Approach Lacks Transparency and Clarity (Oct. 2020)
- International Relations: DOT’s Measured Responses Are Fair But Pull No Punches (Oct. 2020)
- Air Carriers and Shippers: Beware the Well-Meaning Employee (July 2020)
- DOT's Regulation of Seventh Freedom Charters (April 2019)
- DOT's Disability Regulations and Carrier Compliance (April 2019)
- Air Shipments and FAA Enforcement of the Hazardous Materials Regulations (April 2019)
- DOT Rules on Fare Advertising (Feb. 2019)