Vernon Hunter's Family Wants Autopsy Details Kept Private
Vernon Hunter was the only person working at the Echelon
Building who was killed when Joseph Stack flew his Piper PA-28 into
the side of the building. Now his family has filed a wrongful death
lawsuit, along with a Temporary Restraining Order that would keep
his autopsy results private.
General Manager David Fetherston Introduces NexAir’s Latest
Evolution
At the 2009 EAA AirVenture, NexAir Avionics introduced the
completely modernized Saratoga successor, the Saratoga
NX. Aero-TV caught up with NexAir Avionics’ General
Manager, David Fetherston, at the Sport Aviation Expo to get an
up-close perspective of the new aircraft. A product of the
NexAir Aircraft Integration and Re-engineering (AIR) program, the
Saratoga NX is the first to feature the Avidyne Entegra Release 9
IFD.
Presents Pilots Licenses With Instrument Ratings To Two New
Pilots
FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt took his speech on pilot
professionalism to the National Guard Youth Challenge in remarks
made at a special event Tuesday. Babbitt was on hand to personally
present Private and Instrument certificates to cadets Clarence
Wesley Jones and Ryan Armenta.
Chides FAA For Not Completely Addressing The Issue
NTSB Chairman Deborah A.P. Hersman, in testimony Wednesday
before the House Aviation Subcommittee, Committee on Transportation
and Infrastructure, discussed the dangers of aircraft flying in
icing conditions.
The NTSB has released a preliminary report in the accident of a
Cessna 337 Skymaster that went down at Monmouth County Executive
Airport in New Jersey February 15th. The investigation indicates
the aircraft lost a portion of its right wing during a low pass of
the runway.
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