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November 06, 2012

Bendix/King Rounds Out Its Executive Team

Nick Bogner Tapped As VP Of Engineering

Nick Bogner has joined the Bendix/King leadership team as the Vice President of Engineering, Test and Certification. Nick joins Bendix/King after 12 years at Dynon Avionics, where he was Chief Operating Officer & Vice President of Engineering.

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Pilot Makes Post-Crash Video Floating On The Gulf Of Mexico

Events Lead To Major Donation To His Aviation-Focused Charity

A pilot who ditched his airplane in the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of Lousiana had the presence of mind to grab his iPad as he was getting out of the sinking airplane. While floating in the water with the person who had been his passenger in the airplane, he made a 1 minute 22 second video with the device, which he said he didn't think anyone would ever see. Pilot T.R. Wright said making the video was just a "way to pass the time."

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Community College Aircraft Maintenance Program Closed After FAA Inspection

Issues With Record-Keeping Discovered By The Agency

The Academy at Shawnee's Aviation Maintenance Technology program has been temporarily shut down following an FAA inspection which turned up issues with record-keeping. The program coordinator has been removed by the Jefferson Community and Technical College and Jefferson County (KY) Public Schools, but he is still considered an employee of the school system.

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Long-Time Colorado Aviator Inducted Into CO Aviation Hall Of Fame

Took His First Plane Ride In 1933

Jack Grenier's love of aviation began at age 13 when his father took he and his sister to the Minneapolis airport where a group of barnstormers was selling airplane rides. His sister got that first ride, as his dad could only afford one, but Greiner was undaunted. He returned as often as he could to sell tickets for the barnstormers in exchange for a small commission ... and airplane rides.

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Potential Aerospace Industry Workforce Learning From Flight Sims

Fly To Learn And Real World Design Challenge Promoting STEM Education

Fly To Learn, Powered by X-Plane and Real World Design Challenge have teamed together to promote aviation, engineering design opportunities to middle school and high school students preparing them in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields.

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Car Crossing Runway Struck By Landing Airplane

Couple In The Car Said They Did Not See The Cessna On Approach

A student pilot in Texas on his first solo struck a car that was crossing the threshold of an active runway, resulting in extensive damage to both the car and the airplane ... and the accident was caught on video by the pilot's wife. Only minor injuries were associated with the accident.

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