Unlike large enterprises with more resources, smaller businesses
in the aerospace industry face daunting challenges in doing
business with the federal government, a leading aerospace executive
told the House Small Business Committee Wednesday.
Donated Headsets Will Be used For Cadet Flight Familiarization
Program, Distributed To Florida CAP Squadrons
The Florida Wing of Civil Air Patrol (FL CAP) formally
recognized aviation headset manufacturer Sennheiser earlier this
month for the donation of a range of aviation headsets. The
headsets will be used by more than 1,800 cadets pursuing careers in
aviation.
WAI Conference Attendees Offer Their Perspectives on the Aviation
Industry
On February 25th through February 27th, 2010, the Women in
Aviation International organization held their 21st annual
conference; over 3,000 women and men gathered at Disney's Coronado
Springs Resort to celebrate the 2010 WAI Conference theme,
"Aviation – It’s a Small World."
Calls Accident Rate For Some Models "Large And
Disproportionate"
The FAA has issued an Information for Operators (InFO)
report for amateur-built experimental Lancair and other
amateur built airplanes possessing high wing loading and stall
speeds in excess of 61 knots.
Daniel Webster College in New Hampshire has announced it is
ending its flight training program, and is not accepting any new
students. College President Nadine Dowling said that the schools
Aviation Management and ATC curricula will continue to be
offered.
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