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October 12, 2010

ICAO Member States Reach Aviation Climate Change Agreement

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Aviation Fatalities Dropped By 36 Over Last Fiscal Year

Transportation Fatalities Drop Overall in 2009; Pipeline, Marine Deaths Rise

Transportation fatalities in the United States decreased by 9.2 percent in 2009 from 2008, according to preliminary figures released recently by the NTSB.

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ADS-B Safety System Makes First Inroads Into A U.S. Flight School

Phoenix East Aviation Claims First ADS-B Equipped Independent Training Fleet

Daytona Beach-based Phoenix East Aviation (PEA) said Monday it has installed ADS-B systems on its fleet of training aircraft. PEA says by doing so, it has become the first independent flight training academy in the U.S. to have such a system.

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New Cabin Audio Control Unit Introduced By Becker Avionics

ACU6101 Can accommodate Up To Eight Trancievers

Becker Avionics has rolled out its newest Audio Control Unit (ACU) ACU6101 Cabin Audio Control Panel. This new panel design is based on the standard ACU6101 Cockpit Panel.

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Aero-TV: Phil Boyer At Oshkosh 2010 -- Crafting A Better Future For GA

GA's Most Effective Leader Offers Advice For The Future

We had a good time with a wide-ranging interview with Phil Boyer at Oshkosh 2010 and began to realize just how much we missed seeing him at the helm of that organization. To those of us who watched aviation work its way through several decades of various trials and tribulations, Phil Boyer proved himself to be the real deal... a solid leader with some serious smarts and a true passion for the world of aviation.

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Park Rangers Fatally Injured In Friday Accident

C172 Went Down Near Mount Dutton, UT

The National Park Service says that on October 8, 2010, a privately-owned Cessna 172 with two occupants left the Bryce Canyon Airport for a pleasure flight over Mount Dutton before returning to Page, Arizona.

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