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March 02, 2010

'Pistons And Pixels' Demo Event Set For March 13th In Fredericksburg, TX

Glass Cockpit Centurion Will Be On Display

Sierra Industries in south Texas will host a “Pistons and Pixels” demonstration to showcase their avionics and airframe upgrade capabilities for a variety of high-performance aircraft.

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AEA's GA Avionics Show Features More Regulatory Sessions, Technical Training

Speakers Include FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt, First Officer Jeff Skiles Of The 'Miracle On The Hudson' 

Hundreds of avionics manufacturers, dealers, installers and other general aviation professionals are preparing for the 53rd annual AEA International Convention & Trade Show, from April 7-10, at the Gaylord Palms Resort in Orlando, FL.

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NASA Presents An Inside View Of NTSB Accident Investigation

NTSB Member Will Talk About Accident Investigation Process

Robert Sumwalt, the 37th board member of the NTSB, will present "An Insider's View of NTSB Accident Investigation" at 1400 in the Reid Conference Center on Tuesday, March 2, at NASA's Langley Research Center in Hampton, VA.

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Child Abuse Victim Turns To Aviation To Help Others

He And His Dad Will Attempt 65 Days In The Air Without Touching The Ground

Matt Pipkin and his dad have come up with "Commit 65". The two will attempt to break a world record set in 1958 by staying aloft in an airplane for 65 days. The worlds record is just over 64 days.

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Raytheon Will Develop Next-Generation GPS Control Segment

Wins $886 Million USAF Contract To Improve Satellite Security, Accuracy, Reliability

The U.S. Air Force has selected Raytheon Company for an initial contract of $886 million to develop a new element of the Global Positioning System to improve the accuracy of information from GPS satellites.

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Aero-TV: Safety Tip of the Week - Understanding a Cirrus Aircraft Annual

Steve Miller Explains the Basic Annual Process for Cirrus Owners

For owners, the aircraft's annual maintenance check is a time of year that most dread; yet, it is as fundamental to aviation safety as the procedures that every pilot goes through before each flight. Required by the FAA to meet basic airworthiness standards, an aircraft's registered owner or operator must complete a specific number of inspections and maintenance procedures to be safe (and legal) to fly each year. 

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