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August 11, 2009

ANN Special Feature: Meet the Administrator I - Randy Babbitt - 08.11.09

ANN presents edited excerpts from an EAA AirVenture forum featuring new FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt.
Today: Improving General Aviation safety statistics, and concerns about ground operat

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ANN Special Feature: Meet the Administrator II - Randy Babbitt - 08.12.09

ANN presents edited excerpts from an EAA AirVenture forum featuring new FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt.
Today: The state of Light Sport Aircraft, and when we'll really see NextGen Air Traff

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ANN Special Feature: Meet the Administrator III - Randy Babbitt - 08.13.09

ANN presents edited excerpts from an EAA AirVenture forum featuring new FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt.
Today: Questions and answers about his aviation background, through-the-fence agreeme

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ANN Special Feature: Meet the Administrator IV - Randy Babbitt - 08.14.09

ANN concludes edited excerpts from an EAA AirVenture forum featuring new FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt.
Today: Airline pilot work rules, user fees, and wether private pilots should be requ

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Dassault’s Falcon 7X Approved For Steep Approach Landings By FAA

Pilots May Fly Approach Angles Up To Six Degrees

Dassault Falcon has received approval from the FAA to perform steep approaches with slopes up to 6° for the Falcon 7X. This approval allows U.S.-based Falcon 7X operators to fly directly into London City Airport (LCY), Lugano, Switzerland (LUG) and other airports requiring steep approach landings.

Survival Expert Doug Ritter Shares His Best Safety Tips:

Respected aviation journalist, and one of the world’s leading authorities on survival and survival equipment, Doug Ritter sat down with Aero-TV to share some invaluable safety tips.

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Aero-TV: Jack Roush - BizAv Day at Oshkosh 2009 (Part 6)

Aero-TV Talks To The Legendary Jack Roush about Business Aviation (Part 6)

On July 31st, GAMA, in cooperation with EAA AirVenture, gathered some of the most well-known, respected business aircraft professionals in AeroShell Square. EAA President Tom Poberezny, GAMA President Pete Bunce, FAA Administrator Randy Babbit, and other business professionals shared their perspectives on business aviation with attendees at the world’s largest sport aviation show.

First Pressurized Airplane Produced By The company Was Certified 30 Years Ago

As part of the Embraer’s 40th anniversary commemorations, the company performed a careful restoration of the EMB 121 Xingu prototype, tail number PP-ZXI, which was the first pressurized airplane built by Embraer.