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July 30, 2019

Dana Schulze Named Director Of NTSB Office Of Aviation Safety

Appointment Was Effective July 22

The National Transportation Safety Board announced Thursday a change in leadership in the agency’s Office of Aviation Safety. Dana Schulze assumed the duties of Director, Office of Aviation Safety, effective July 22.

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Daniel Elwell To Remain As Deputy FAA Administrator

Congress Passes Waiver To Allow Him To Stay In The Post

When Steven Dickson was confirmed as the new FAA administrator, it left acting administrator Daniel Elwell is something of an awkward situation. A 60-year-old rule precludes two former active-duty military officers from serving at the top of the civilian agency. Both men are Air Force Academy graduates.

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NBAA Salutes Dr. Peggy Chabrian’s Contributions To The Industry

Dr. Chabrian Founded WAI At A Conference In 1990

The NBAA thanked Dr. Peggy Chabrian for her many contributions to the aviation community, most notably as the founder, president and CEO of Women in Aviation International (WAI). Dr. Chabrian announced her upcoming retirement from the organization earlier this week during the WAI Connect Breakfast at EAA AirVenture 2019 in Oshkosh, WI.

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Samson Sky Soars Past Reservation Position #1,000

Switchblade Flying Sports Car Get A Lot Of Attention At AirVenture

At EAA AirVenture – the world’s largest aviation celebration - there was a noticeable air of excitement in the Samson Sky Pavilion, when the team reached Reservation Position #1,000.

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NAFI Members Can Now Apply For A King Schools Scholarship Valued At $18,000

The 2020 Scholarship Application Period Is Now Open

A well deserving National Association of Flight Instructors Member CFI or aspiring CFI will be awarded The King Schools/NAFI Scholarship valued at more than $18,000 in early 2020. The scholarship consists of $5,000 cash for the attainment of an initial or advanced instructor rating and lifetime access to the entire King Schools library of over 90 courses, including FIRCs.

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Culver Cadet Down En Route To AirVenture

Both People On Board The Aircraft Survived The Accident

It seems like every year, someone has an accident on the way to AirVenture. In 2019, the accident airplane was a 1940 Culver Cadet with two people on board. The good news is, both survived the accident, though they were hospitalized.

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