Modernized Radar System Could Cost An Additional $500
Million
The Transportation Department Inspector General says the
FAA's En Route Automation Modernization (ERAM) is behind
schedule, and could cost as much as an additional $500 million to
complete.
Brings 30 Years Of Aviation Experience To Simulation Training
Company
Bob Kromer has joined the SimCom Training International team as
Vice President, Marketing. Kromer was most recently Vice President
of Sales, Marketing and Customer Service at Piper Aircraft, Inc. in
Vero Beach, FL.
The Future Of 'Motion Lotion' Remains An Important Concern
There are few more contentious issues facing GA right now as the
question about what will eventually replace 100LL. There are few
folks working hard to address the issue, but they all report that
they're facing serious hurdles in not only perfecting their product
but wading through the bureaucratic processes necessary to make
their fuel a reality. ANN had the chance to spend some quality time
with a number of the folks behind the Swift Fuel program, one of
the more prominent players in the race to replace 100LL -- and the
conversations were intriguing -- and educational.
Lawmakers Say Taxes Are Inhibiting Brunswick NAS
Redevelopment
Under current law in Maine, non-resident aircraft owners with
airplanes weighing under 6,000 pounds who have them in the state
for more than 20 days are subject to a 5% Maine sales tax, if they
did not pay sales tax in another state. Two lawmakers say they want
to change that law.
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