Began His Aviation Career In 1949

E-I-C Note: The crew at ANN loved Skip... he was one of those bright, outstanding personalities that made this industry a pleasure to work in... and we valued his friendship greatly. We send our condolnces to his family and friends and know, with certainty, that the industry will not ben early as much fun without Skip as a part of it... Jim Campbell, ANN CEO/Editor-In-Chief. It is with great sadness that Concorde Battery Corporation announces the passing of Edward “Skip” Koss, long time Vice President of Marketing and great friend of the Aviation Industry. Skip was surrounded by family at his Redlands, California home March 19, 2019 at the time of his passing. Skip is survived by two sisters, ni

“Without ADS-B, your operation will not be able to continue flights into any of the nation’s largest metropolitan areas. Additionally, you will be required to fly at lower, less efficient altitudes.” Source: Letter sent by NBAA president and CEO Ed Bolen and FAA acting administrator Daniel Elwell to business aircraft operators.

An uncoordinated turn in which the rate of turn is too great for the angle of bank, pulling the aircraft to the outside of the turn.

Frank Ambrose

Beginning as an Air Force Photographer in 1943, Frank Ambrose now operates a studio in Gloversville, New York specializing in Commercial, Industrial and Portrait photography.