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February 24, 2010

9th Annual Oklahoma Aerospace Summit And Expo Announced

Summit To feature Executives From Lockheed Martin, Boeing, NBAA And AOPA

The Oklahoma Aerospace Alliance is deep into planning the annual Oklahoma Aerospace Summit and Expo.

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FAA Issues SAIB For Piper Landing Gear

One Airplane Damaged When Part Of The Landing Gear Came Off The Aircraft

The FAA has issues a Special Airworthiness Information Bulletin (SAIB) for certain Piper Aircraft models and serial numbers.  The bulletin recommends the incorporation of Piper Service Bulletin (SB) 1199.

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Reno Fire Official Lands Safely On Interstate 80 In Nevada

Pilot, Three Passengers Uninjured In Emergency Landing

A Reno, Nevada Fire Department official was bringing three passengers back to Reno from a volunteer medical trip to Mexico when the Cessna 172 they were flying developed engine trouble. The best option open to them was Interstate 80.

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Kansas Announces $7.5 Million To Help Aviation Workers

Money Comes From Federal Stimulus Funds

The U.S. Department of Labor said Monday it would be granting some $7.5 million in assistance for workers laid off from the aviation and other industries in Kansas.

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Gone West: Marguerite Lawrence

Long-Time Oshkosh Volunteer From Kansas

Up until her 90th birthday, Marguerite Lawrence visited the EAA AirVenture at Oshkosh every year, selling tickets as a volunteer by day and sleeping in a pup tent at night.

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Appeals Court Says Pilot's HIV Status Should Have Stayed Private

Former Flyer May Sue Government Over Health Disclosure

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the Social Security Administration was wrong when it disclosed to the FAA that Stanmore Cooper was HIV positive. He may now sue the federal government for "emotional distress" and mishandling his medical records.

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Aero-TV: NexAir Unveils R9 – Jim Campbell On The Saratoga NX

ANN’s Jim Campbell Provides Review on NexAir’s New Saratoga NX

The following is a transcript of the presented video for your convenience:  "The name of the game right now is getting bang for the buck.  Let’s face it, the economy from 2009 heading into 2010 has not been a good experience for the lot of us.  For those of us with a strong need for an airplane that’s very capable, with particularly, the best of what’s available today, you can either buy new and spend a whole lot more...

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Ninety-Nines Urge Women Pilots To 'Fly A Friend'

Celebrating 100 Years Of Licensed Women Pilots

Susan Larson, President of the Ninety-Nines, has committed to flying women who have never flown before in both her Cessna 182 and Hughes 500 helicopter during the week of March 6-12, in celebration of 100 years of licensed women pilots.

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