Clay Lacy Aviation Helping Students Pursue Careers In Aviation
Clay Lacy Aviation is delighted to announce that Katie Kirby and Joseph White are the two newest recipients of the Clay Lacy Pilot Scholarship at Orange Coast College (OCC) in Costa Mesa, Calif. Katie and Joseph are pursuing their private pilot license through the Orange Coast College Aviation Science program. The scholarship recognizes the dedication and hard work of four OCC aviation science students each year.
Agency Assures Pilots That They Will Not Be Responsible For Circumstances Beyond Their Control
A document published Wednesday in the Federal Register by the Department of Transportation establishes the FAA's policy on performance requirements for certain operations of aircraft with Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) Out equipment in ADS-B airspace after January 1, 2020.
Follows An In-Flight Breakup Of A Cessna 210M In Australia In May
The FAA is asking pilots and owners of Cessna 177 and 210 airplanes to provide information on known cracking of the carry-thru wing spar used in the airplanes.
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