Allyson Versprille is an Aviation Regulation Reporter at Bloomberg. She covers a range of topics within the aviation and aerospace sectors, including commercial and private airlines, drone technology, and various regulatory issues affecting the industry. Allyson's work has been featured in numerous prominent outlets such as The Washington Post, Fortune, and Al Jazeera America.
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Allyson Versprille's coverage is heavily focused on legal policy regulation and government announcements within the crypto & blockchain industry. She frequently reports on evolving stories related to cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, and SEC rulings. Therefore, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights into regulatory developments impacting the crypto market.
Given her focus on SEC rulings and Bitcoin ETFs, Allyson may value input from individuals with expertise in securities law or those closely following regulatory decisions pertaining to cryptocurrencies. Furthermore, due to her extensive coverage of evolving stories in this space, relevant sources should be prepared to discuss ongoing developments rather than historical perspectives.
It is worth noting that Allyson's articles cover international developments relating to cryptocurrency regulations and are not limited by a specific geographic focus.
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By: Allyson Versprille
The FlyDubai co-pilot who attacked his colleague in order to hijack the plane during a flight to Tel Aviv last month made that trip two previous times to familiarize himself with the route and the airport, the UAE state-run WAM news agency said.
By: Allyson Versprille, Leen Al-Rashdan
By: Allyson Versprille, Will Guisbond
The chief executives of Boeing Co., RTX Corp., GE Aerospace other major aerospace companies are meeting with US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy on Wednesday to discuss ways to streamline regulator approvals for new aircraft and parts, according to people familiar with the meeting.
The US Transportation Department announced Friday that it’s immediately barring unauthorized drones from flying along the US border with Mexico to help with ongoing security missions, including against illicit cartel activity.
By: Allyson Versprille
The US Federal Aviation Administration is nearing approval of the largest variant of Boeing Co.’s Max 10 aircraft after clearing a critical milestone, according to people familiar with the matter.
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By: Allyson Versprille
The Federal Aviation Administration and the union that represents air traffic controllers agreed to a deal on workforce changes in return for a much-anticipated 2.8% pay increase.
By: Leen Al-Rashdan, Allyson Versprille, Will Guisbond
US air safety investigators said there are early indications the Learjet 60 that crashed in Palm Beach, Florida, on Sunday had broken up before impacting the ground, killing all nine people on board and injuring at least one person on the ground.
Parts of the private jet that crashed in Florida on Sunday killing nine people were found miles from the impact site, suggesting they broke off before the plane hit the ground, according to U.S. air safety investigators.
By: Allyson Versprille, Loren Grush, Siddharth Philip, Will Guisbond
NASA announced plans to host a US aerospace event to rival other global air shows, which it would like to be the venue where Boeing Co. unveils its next commercial airplane.
By: Will Guisbond, Allyson Versprille, Loren Grush, Siddharth Philip
NASA announced plans to host a US aerospace event to rival other global air shows, which it would like to be the venue where Boeing Co. unveils its next commercial airplane.
