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January 29, 2019

PA Nonprofit Facilitates Aviation Instruction

Flying.org Wants To Encourage Young People To Pursue Aviation Careers

A nonprofit organization based at John Murtha Johnstown-Cambria County Airport (KJST) in Pennsylvania has a mission to "inform, enlighten and provide financial assistance to anybody who wants to pursue a career in aviation,” according to Melissa Pensiero, the co-founder of Flying.org.

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GA Pilots Feeling Unwelcome At Erie Airport

Airport Board Has Imposed A Hefty Fee On Mechanics Working At The Airport

The Erie, PA Airport Authority Board recently imposed a $2,000 annual licensing fee on mechanics who work on airplanes at Erie International Airport (KERI), and that is making some GA pilots feel like the board does not want them on the field.

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NATCA Grateful For End Of Shutdown

Union Hopeful For A Long-Term Appropriations Bill

The partial government shutdown ended Friday ... at least temporarily ... with an agreement between the White House and Congress to begin recalling furloughed workers. Among those welcoming the move was NATCA, the union representing air traffic controllers, many of whom worked without pay since just before Christmas.

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ASL Selects The Sonaca 200 To Support Training Center Development

Will Be Used For Ab-Initio Training By The Company

As a specialized stakeholder in the management and operation of private jets, ASL operates personal and charter flights in Europe. In conjunction with the company JetNetherlands (acquired in 2014), ASL has a fleet of 30 aircraft ranging from 4- to 30-seat jets.

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