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January 12, 2011

NTSB Releases Preliminary Report On New Year's Eve Mid-Air

Two Fatally Injured When A Helicopter And C172 Collided

The NTSB has issued its preliminary report in a mid-air collision between a medical helicopter and a Cessna 172 which fatally injured the two people on board the fixed-wing aircraft.

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Piper Names Western Aircraft AS New Aircraft Dealer

Greenwich AeroGroup Company To Handle Sales In Pacific Northwest

Piper Aircraft Inc. selected Western Aircraft, a Greenwich AeroGroup company, as Piper’s dealer for new aircraft sales in Alaska, northern California, Oregon and Washington. The appointment is effective immediately.

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MANUFACTURER: Cessna Aircraft Company (Cessna) (Type Certificate A00003SE Previously Held by Columbia Aircraft Manufacturing (Previously The Lancair Company)) Models LC41-550FG and LC42-550FG Airplanes

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ANN's Heroes 'n Heartbreakers 2010: Diamond Aircraft

Aero-Hero: Diamond Aircraft The beginning of the second decade of this millennium will not go down as a favorite among devotees of all things aeronautical. For companies already struggling to stay alive, 2009-2010 was a bad time... and often signaled their end. For the more healthy companies, it was a time when everyone went into survival mode no matter how well they had done previously. 

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ANN's Heroes 'n Heartbreakers 2010: The FlightPrep Debacle

Aero-Heartbreaker: The FlightPrep Debacle  As 2010 was coming to an end, an intriguing story started emerging concerning a patent issued to a small company called FlightPrep, who made a number of flight planning products used by pilots. The patent reportedly gave FlightPrep the idea that a number of online flight planning utilities owed them compensation for perceived violations of their patented Intellectual Property...

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FCC Gives New Life To 121.5 ELTs

Reverses Prohibition Of Manufacture, Sale, Certification Of The Emergency Beacons

Pilots with older model ELTs operating on 121.5 MHz have gotten a reprieve from the FCC, which had sought to ban the devices.

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NTSB Study Shows Airbags Can Provide Protection In GA Accidents

Six Recommendations Passed To The FAA

The NTSB has adopted a study which concludes that GA airplanes equipped with airbags provide additional protection to occupants in accidents involving survivable forward impacts.

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