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February 09, 2007

Washington DC TFR: UFN

NOTAM Number: FDC 7/2825 Issue Date: February 09, 2007 at 1412 UTC Location: Washington, District of Columbia Beginning Date and Time: Effective Immediately Ending Date and Time: Until further notice Reason for NOTAM: Temporary flight restrictions for Special Security Reasons Type: Security Replaced NOTAM(s): 6/0223: This NOTAM replaces previously issued FDC NOTAM 6/0223 due to elimination of aeromedical flight operation exemption. Pilots May Contact: Leesburg (LEE) Automated Flight Service Station, 866-225-7410

Once Again, Someone Else Wins OUR Airplane. Sigh.

It's the phone call all of us dream of: "You've just won a plane!"

There Ya Go, Applying Logic To The Situation...

The General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) told ANN this week of an interesting exchange between a Congressional leader and DOT Secretary Mary Peters, regarding the Administration's contention they must establish user fees to achieve transformation of the national airspace system.

ANN Special Feature: Tom Brantley, PASS 02.09.07

Today, our guest is Tom Brantley, national president of the Professional Airways Systems Specialists, the union representing FAA repair station inspectors. He'll comment on the upcoming Consumer Re

More AERO-Casts

More FAA News: Agency Announces New Air Tour Regulations

Many Tenets Of Unpopular 2003 NPRM Remain Intact

Two months after the Office of Management and Budget completed its (somewhat mysterious) review of the FAA's long-awaited final rule on air tour safety, on Thursday the agency unveiled the final notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) placing new restrictions on air tour operators, and for pilots offering rides at air shows and charity events.

Shares Association's Opposition With Foreign Experts

The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) told ANN Thursday the association's vice president for government affairs Andy Cebula spoke about general aviation and aerial work (GA/AW) at an informational session with nearly 20 transportation experts from embassies from around the world.