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March 19, 2015

Aspen Avionics Appoints Mike Churchill VP Of Operations

Will Lead Manufacturing, Supply Chain, And Quality Departments

Mike Churchill has joined Aspen Avionics as its vice president of operations. Churchill has over 25 years of experience in electronics manufacturing operations and has held leadership positions as a plant manager, including functional leadership in test and manufacturing engineering, program management, and corporate operations.

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FAA INFO Focuses On 'Committed-To-Stop' Points On Landings

Pilots Should Establish A Point After Which A Go-Around Is Not Possible

The FAA has released an Information For Operators document focused on the importance of establishing a point, during landing, where a go-around or aborted landing procedure will not be initiated and the only option will be bringing the aircraft to a stop.

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Aero-TV: Managing An Aero-Revolution – Redbird Boss, Jerry Gregoire

Real Progress Is Being Made Via Today's Flight Simulation Technologies

While at the Redbird migration 2014, ANN CEO and Editor-In-Chief, Jim Campbell, talks with Jerry Gregoire, the owner of Redbird Simulations. In this video, you get to tune in on a conversation between Campbell and Gregoire as they talk about the progress of flight simulation and the flight training industry in general.  Gregoire starts off by saying that the Redbird Migration is increasing each year and providing valuable feedback about their services and products. Gregoire says the feedback provides positive input for their product dev

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Hart Sworn In As NTSB Chair

Confirmed By The Full Senate On March 12

Christopher A. Hart was sworn as the 13th chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board Tuesday during a ceremony presided over by Chief Administrative Law Judge Alfonso Montano.

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Aviations Groups Call For Contract Tower Funding In FAA Reauthorization Bill

Groups Says Program Is 'Critical' To The National Airspace System

Reasserting the critical role provided by contract air traffic control towers at community airports across the country, a group of aviations associations has sent a letter to Congress calling for the preservation of funding for contract towers in the next FAA reauthorization bill.

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Solar Impulse 2 Continuing Its Around-The-World Journey

Landed Wednesday in Varanasi, India, And Planned Quick Departure For Myanmar

Solar Impulse 2 has crossed into India, making a stop in Ahmedabad in Western India before continuing on to Varanasi on Wednesday. In making the crossing from Muscat in Oman to Ahmedabad, the airplane with Bertrand Piccard at the controls set a distance world record for straight distance, pre-declared waypoints record by travelling 1,468 km (912 miles).

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