NBAA and the Associacao Brasileira de Aviacao Geral (ABAG) last
week jointly hosted the 3rd Annual Latin American Business Aviation
Conference & Exhibition (LABACE2005) in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
In his career as a pilot, 71-year old Pat Epps has been an
aerobatic pilot, rescued an ice-bound warbird and has created one
of the friendliest, most profitable FBOs in the South. All the
time, he's remembered the advice of his father, aviation pioneer
Ben T. Epps, who began flying in 1907: "When you're flying, you've
got to know where you're going — and you've got to keep your
alternatives open. If I get blocked in one direction, I go
another."
Garmin, a company that considers itself a strong supporter of
the Aircraft Electronics Association's Educational Foundation, has
pledged $30,000 worth of panel mounted and portable avionics
equipment to be auctioned off at the AEA's 48th Annual Convention
and Trade Show next month in Dallas, TX.
All Four Promoted At Houston-Based American Jet
International
Roger Woolsey has been juggling -- sort of. The chief executive
officer of American Jet International (AJI), a Houston-based jet
air transportation company, recently announced a series of employee
promotions.
Following are the winners of the 2005 Federal Aviation
Administration Aviation Maintenance Technician Awards drawing held
March 8 at the Aviation Industry Week conference in Las Vegas,
NV.
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