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February 21, 2020

Chao Announces $520.5 Million To 287 Airports In 41 States

Investments Now Total $11.4 Billion Since January 2017

The U.S. Department of Transportation will award $520.5 million in airport infrastructure grants to 287 airports in 41 states. With this announcement, the Trump Administration has invested a historic $11.4 billion to more than two thousand airports across the United States for safety and infrastructure improvements since January 2017.

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AAAE/USCTA Lead Coalition Asking Congress To Fully Fund Contract Towers

House Appropriations Committee Working On FAA Appropriations Bill For FY2021

A coalition of aviation groups, including the American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE)/U.S. Contract Tower Association (USCTA), has written to leaders of the Senate and House Appropriations Committees to reassert the vital role that contract air traffic control towers play in improving safety and saving taxpayer dollars. In a letter sent today, the aviation groups made a simple request that language be included in an FAA appropriations bill to ensure contract towers can continue to operate without interruption.

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New Parachute Standard Helps Recover Small Planes

ASTM Sets Standards For Full Airframe Parachute Design

A new ASTM International standard outlines minimum requirements for designing, manufacturing, and installing emergency parachute systems that help recover a small plane’s airframe, potentially helping occupants survive, according to Jay Yeakle, a member of ASTM International’s general-aviation aircraft committee (F44) and who serves as an administrator at Cirrus Aircraft.

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Pilot Trainer FlightCoach Moves Into Testing Phase

Choreo Electronics Calls For Pilots To Beta-Test

According to the National Transportation Safety Board, over 40 percent of fixed wing general aviation fatal accidents occurred because pilots lost control of their planes.

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