The PIU Communicator Library
The Plague of Terrorism is Spreading - 12/01/2015
As you are most likely aware, militants affiliated with the Islamic State (ISIS) group terrorized the metropolis of Paris on November 13th with coordinated and sophisticated attacks throughout the city, senselessly murdering over 120 people at various locations. Over the past 24 months, the world has seen an increase in these horrible crimes committed in […]
Feeling Protected in a Foreign Land is Paramount - 10/20/2015
Americans travel the globe for many reasons. Some travel to Karachi to visit family. Many sail the Nile exploring ancient archeological sites. Some of us fly to Sao Paulo for business meetings. Others trek the Himalayas on eco-adventures or vacation in Kenya on safari. Some of us even work in Baghdad guarding the U.S. Embassy. […]
Business Travel Hits an All-Time High - 07/28/2015
The business community is now global, far reaching to every corner of the planet. It is commonplace for executives and salespersons of companies large and small to travel on a weekly, even daily basis for firms that have international interests and multi-national corporate sites. Business travel spending for U.S. companies has increased 31% since 2009, […]
Acts of War & Terror - 06/16/2015
Although a culturally rich, diverse and historic part of our planet, for more than a millennia, the Middle East has been a breeding ground for terrorism, religious extremism and violence where social atrocities have become commonplace. The current political climate has remained scalding over the last several years, and with State Department analysts suggesting a […]
It Comes With The Territory - 03/10/2015
March 10, 2015 It Comes With The Territory “Fly, yes…land, no” is the response shouted by Indiana Jones, the hero of the of the movie franchise of the same name, as his father questions whether he can pilot a fighter plane off the belly of a 1930’s German dirigible as the two escape from […]
The Right Choice for Private Pilots -
According to current Federal Aviation Administration statistical data, over 200,000 U.S. residents hold valid, active private pilot licenses. That figure is not inclusive of the many thousands of student pilots and all those who fly ultralights, powered parachutes, paragliders, gliders and balloons. Like the rest of the pilot community, recreational aviators are aware of the […]