Was In Her Home When It Was Impacted By An Airplane
A resident of Palm Coast, FL has sued the FAA for the loss of her home as well as medical expenses stemming from an accident which occurred on January 3, 2013. The home of Susan Crockett was substantially damaged and eventually had to be razed. The airplane narrowly missed Crockett, who was in the home at the time, and she was forced to escape the home through a window.
Puget Sound-Area Congressman Continues As Ranking Democrat On House Aviation Subcommittee
Rick Larsen, (D-WA), will remain the top House Democrat on aviation issues after a vote by his colleagues on the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee. Larsen will keep his position as the Ranking Member on the Aviation Subcommittee, which has jurisdiction over all aspects of civil aviation including safety, infrastructure, labor, commerce and international issues, and oversees the FAA.
The Two Often Occur In The Same Airspace At The Beach
The FAA has issued a SAFO (Safety Alert For Operators) highlighting regulations, guidance, and best practices for safe aircraft banner tow operations in the vicinity of parasail operations.
Committee Gathers Information About The Effects Of 'Regulatory Burdens' On Manufacturers, Others
The first hearing by the full House Transportation and Infrastructure committee for the 114th Congress was held to examine the process by which the FAA certifies new aircraft and other products.
Redbird To Deliver Six New Aircraft To The School To Upgrade Training Fleet
Cochise College in Douglas, AZ has ordered 6 RedHawk aircraft in a move to upgrade and modernize their training fleet. Students enrolled in the upcoming fall semester will utilize the new RedHawk aircraft while training for Private Pilot, Instrument and Commercial Pilot Certification in Cochise College’s professional pilot program.
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