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February 28, 2005

Fossett On His Way... Next Stop, Kansas!

REAL TIME Update: 1957 EST. Steve Fossett lifted off on his SOLO, around the world adventure at 1845, Monday, February 28th... after a delay of several hours were required to wait for calmer winds.

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Santa Paula Airport Lives!

Flood-Ravaged Field Gets $6 Million To Fight Flood Damage

Photos By Rich Stowell Limited runway operations could get underway as early as Monday at flood-ravaged Santa Paula Airport in California, where the Santa Clara River, swollen beyond its banks by torrential rains, has eroded a huge portion of the strip.

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Mandatory Service Bulletin: Diamond

Addressing Exhaust System Issue

MANDATORY SERVICE BULLETIN NO. MSB4O-033

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AOPA: GA Accidents Lowest On Record

It's Never Been More Safe To Fly GA

General aviation has never been safer. Accident statistics for 2004 prove it. Last year saw the fewest GA accidents since record keeping began in 1938 and the lowest number of fatal accidents since 1945.

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Aero-Views: Heuristic Case for Cockpit Video Recorders

Sure, Pilots Hate 'Em, But Some Think They're Vital

by ANN Contributor Steven R. Lund Sure, the FAA wants better audio recording capabilities on cockpit voice recorders -- a move the agency says would bring the aviation industry more in line with current documentation technology. But what about video?

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FITSA Hosts Aviation Symposium and Contests

Erik Lindbergh Shows His Passion As Keynote Speaker For Event

By ANN Associate Editor Mike Sweezey It was all about aviation in Melbourne, FL, over the weekend, as the Florida Institute of Technology School of Aeronautics Alumni Network hosted their 20th Annual Aviation Symposium at FIT.

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AOPA Prepared To Stop Aircraft Noise Curfew Bill

Poised To Pounce On Aircraft Curfew Issue

The AOPA says its legislative affairs staff is ready for action should an aircraft curfew bill get any traction in Congress. New York City Rep. Joseph Crowley has reintroduced a bill in the House (H.R. 455) that would create a commission to make recommendations to Congress about setting curfews for non-military aircraft flying over "populated areas" during "normal sleeping hours."

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Women in Aviation Conference Countdown

By ANN Correspondent Aleta Vinas No matter what area of aviation or aerospace you're in, the Women in Aviation Conference is the place to be March 10-12 in Dallas (TX).

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Conklin & De Decker Releases Updated Life Cycle Costing Software

Version 4.80 Still Based On MS Excel

Conklin & de Decker has just released the latest version of its Life Cycle Cost software. The Microsoft Excel based software accounts for the various aspects of owning and operating an aircraft – acquisition cost, operating costs, taxes, the final aircraft residual value and revenues if it is in commercial operations.

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