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March 30, 2010

ANN/Aero-TV FAQs: Submitting Stories for AEA 2010

A Note To Our Viewers And Industry Partners

The Aero-TV video crew is extremely honored to bring you exciting video coverage from the AEA Convention and Tradeshow once more. FMI: I Want To Submit An Aero-TV Story Idea For the 2010 AEA Convention and Tradeshow!

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You Oughtta Be In Pictures ... And You Can

Light Sport Group Introduces Contour HD A/V-Ator Edition Camera

Light Sport group has reached an agreement with TerraTracker, Inc., distributors of the popular Contour HD helmet cameras, to introduce an aviation version of the camera system.  The Contour HD 1080P A/V-ator Edition was designed specifically for aviation applications.

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Mixup Causes Wrong Person To Be Cremated After Airplane Accident

Families Tipped Off When They Received The Wrong Personal Effects

The bodies of two men who were killed in when an Evektor-Aerotechnik SportStar Plus went down in Ohio March 5th were mixed up, and the body of the wrong person was cremated.

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Honeywell Gets NOAA Contract To Modernize Wind Profiler System For NWS

System Will Improve Public Safety With Accurate Severe Storm & Tornado Warnings

NOAA has awarded a $49 million contract to Honeywell to upgrade the National Weather Services radar wind profiler network that will predict severe storms earlier and provide the public with more accurate warnings of upcoming storms.

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NTSB Releases Safety Recommendations To FAA

Suggestions include Changes In Airman Testing On EFD's 

The NTSB Monday released a recommendation to the FAA that it revise airman knowledge tests to include questions regarding electronic flight and navigation displays, including normal operations, limitations, and the interpretation of malfunctions and aircraft attitudes.

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NTSB Releases Preliminary Report On SC Lancair Accident

Person Jogging On The Beach Was Killed When Aircraft Made An Emergency Landing

The NTSB has issued its preliminary report on an accident in which a Lancair IV-P experienced an engine failure and made an emergency landing on a beach in South Carolina. A person jogging on the beach was struck and killed by the airplane as it landed on the sand.

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Teledyne Continental Suit Moved From Kentucky To Alabama

Plaintiffs Claim Engine Parts Were Defective

A federal lawsuit filed against Teledyne Continental Motors has been moved from Kentucky to Mobile, Alabama, where the company is located. There are a number of other companies named in the lawsuit as well, which was filed over three years ago.

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Daniel Webster Students 'Mourn' Loss Of Aviation Program

Students Plan To Transfer To Other Schools

The end of the flight operations program at Daniel Webster College in New Hampshire may be a cause for sadness, but it might not have seemed that way Friday night when more than 40 students of the soon-to-be-history flight training program got together for a candlelight vigil at the program's home.

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