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August 24, 2009

Flight Restrictions Set For G-20 Summit In September

Preliminary TFR Issued By FAA

The G-20 Summit will be held in Pittsburgh from September 24 to September 25. Before and during the G-20 Summit, the President of the United States and a number of other world leaders are expected to arrive in the area. TFR's will be in place for the duration of the summit.

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AOPA Spent $640,000 On Lobbying In Second Quarter

Organization Spent Time With Congress, TSA, FAA, EPA, CBO, And Others

AOPA made the rounds of elected officials and government agencies in Washington in April, May, and June. A financial disclosure form reports that the organization spent $640,000 in those three months on lobbying efforts in the Nation's Capital.

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Pilot Makes Deadstick Landing On California's Pacific Coast Highway

No Major Injuries Reported In The Emergency Landing

A pilot flying a 1965 Comanche 260 experienced engine failure Saturday morning, but was able to make an emergency landing on U.S. 101 just outside Santa Barbara. Neither the two people on the plane nor anyone on the ground was seriously injured in the incident.

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Aero-TV: Aeromotive Technologies - Supercharging Piston Aircraft

Engineer Rod Sage Explains How to Get More Performance From an Aircraft

Denver-based Forced Aeromotive Technologies spent 18 years searching for a durable, cost-effective alternative to the high maintenance turbocharger systems.

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Aero-TV: Profiles in Aviation - Pitcairn PA-18 Autogiro (Part 2)

Chief Restorer, Jack Tiffany Introduces the World’s Only Flying Pitcairn PA-18

EAA AirVenture 2009 was a momentous turnaround for Jack Tiffany, leading restorer of the Pitcairn PA-18.

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First International Entegra Release 9 Installation Completed In UK

Cirrus SR22 Gets The Upgrade Across The Pond

Avidyne Corporation announced Friday that RGV Aviation Limited of Gloucester, U.K. has completed and delivered the first internationally-based Cirrus SR22 aircraft retrofit of an Entegra Release 9 Integrated Flight Deck (IFD) system. 

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Time Element To Be Introduced To NextGen Test Flights

4D Trajectory Optimized Flight Path Through Entire Flight

The systems that manage flights today employ three dimensions: altitude, latitude and longitude. A fourth dimension – time – will be introduced in demonstrations beginning later this year under a new agreement reached between FAA and Embry Riddle’s aviation consortium.

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