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All News

October 14, 2013

New FAA ATC Radios Will Feature VoIP Capability

General Dynamics Receives $25 Million Production Order

General Dynamics C4 Systems has received the first production order from the FAA for new software-defined, Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) CM-300/350 UHF and VHF air traffic control (ATC) radios, related accessories and training materials.

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Fuller's New Gig -- Redbird Appoints Craig Fuller As New Chairman Of The Board

Founder And Largest Shareholder, Jerry Gregoire, To Focus Full-Time On Design And Strategy.

So... what's Craig Fuller gonna do after finishing at AOPA? Retire? Hardly... "Soon after starting Redbird Flight Simulations eight years ago, we realized that achieving our vision would take us far beyond engineering simulators and software development," said Redbird Flight Simulation's CEO Todd Willinger. "That's why we're thrilled to announce Craig Fuller as the new Chairman of the Board while our founder, Jerry Gregoire, will focus on expansion strategies, research, and new product development. This addition to our leadership team is exactly what we need to continue and manage our rapid growth."

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AOPA Recognizes U.S. Marine Lt. Andrew Kinard

First AOPA-Able Flight Scholarship Recipient

AOPA celebrated the achievements of U.S. Marine Lt. Andrew Kinard upon his pursuit of a sport pilot certificate and successful completion of flight training as AOPA’s 2013 Aviation Summit opened here Thursday. Lt. Kinard learned to fly after having lost both legs while serving in Iraq. He took flight training through Able Flight, a non-profit program that assists those with disabilities to learn how to fly.

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AOPA John B. Hartranft Jr. Award Goes To Georgia Legislator

Rep. John Barrow (D) Honored At AOPA Summit

U.S. Congressman John Barrow (D-GA) is the 2013 recipient of the Joseph B. Hartranft Jr. Award—one of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association’s highest honors—for his unparalleled work on behalf of general aviation (GA) in the U.S. House of Representatives. The Joseph B. Hartranft  Jr. award is presented annually to an elected or appointed government official -- whether in federal, state, local or a foreign government --  who has made significant contributions to the advancement of general aviation.

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ATCA Going Forward With 58th Annual Conference

Event Planned For Washington, D.C. Area Despite Partial Government Shutdown

As the partial government shutdown continues, the Air Traffic Control Association (ATCA)'s 58th Annual Conference and Exposition remains open for business, and conference organizers say the event will provide industry leaders with the tools they need to shape the future of ATC and aviation. The Conference and Exposition – the largest air traffic control event in the Americas – will move forward October 20 – 23.

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