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November 16, 2004

Texas GA Accident Kills Five

Aircraft Clipped Apartment Building

It was a dark and stormy night in San Antonio Sunday -- one that turned deadly for five people aboard a Piper PA-31 Navajo trying to land in the foul weather. All on board were lost when the aircraft clipped a senior citizens' apartment building, leaving one wing embedded in a wall.

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What's This? An Airport Actively Looking For More Traffic?

Albany International Courts Corporate, GA Aviation

Now, here's something you don't see every day. An airport that's actually on the hunt for more business -- especially corporate and GA business.

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Flight Student Wins Free Plane Ride, 'Tree Landing'

Makes You Wonder What Second Prize Was

A teenager from Longmont (CO) got a lot more than he bargained for when he entered an essay contest in hopes of winning flight lessons. He got the flight alright -- including an unforeseen landing.

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Confusion Reigns Over TSA Flight Training Rule

Pilots Tell AOPA They Didn't Know It Applies To Them

One thing is clear: The Transportation Security Administration's new alien flight training/citizenship validation rule is confusing to most pilots, students, flight instructors, and flight schools.

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TSA Flight Training Rule: Does It Apply To You?

Answer: Probably So

The TSA flight training rule is much broader than many pilots think. Chances are, you will have to comply with it now or sometime in the future.

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Indiana University Plans For New Plane May Be Grounded

College President Reviewing Proposal

Enrollment is down, tuitions are up, the state of Indiana is in the midst of a budget crunch and staffers only got a two-percent raise this year. So what in the world makes Indiana State University administrators think they should buy an airplane? That's the question among critics and some students at the university as administrators continue looking into a possible purchase.

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