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September 17, 2009

Air Traffic Organization Chief Testifies In New York Mid-Air Probe

Chief Operation Officer Henry Krakowski Outlines New Procedures For Congressional Panel

FAA Air Traffic Organization Chief Operation Officer Henry Krakowski told the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, Subcommittee on Aviation, that the FAA has already implemented some changes in the Hudson River corridor following last months' fatal mid-air collision, and that the process for rulemakeing is being expedited.

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Aero Club Of Southern California Recognizes Legendary Pilot

Bob Hoover To Receive 2009 Howard Hughes Memorial Award

Robert A. “Bob” Hoover, World War II fighter hero, postwar U. S. Air Force and civilian test pilot, and for many years a popular air show star, has been chosen by the Aero Club of Southern California to be the 31st recipient of its Howard Hughes Memorial Award.

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Student Pilot Walks Away From Crash During Cross-Country Flight

University Of North Dakota Student Went Down On Departure From Minnesota Airport

A University of North Dakota student who is also an Air China employee sustained minor injuries Saturday when the Cessna 172 he was piloting on a routine cross country flight went down shortly after takeoff from Park Rapids Municipal Airport in Minnesota.

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Aero-TV: Flight Tip of the Week - Jeff Paulson Explains Fabric Covering

Evergreen Aviation Restoration Services Explains Aircraft Fabric Covering

After months, even years, of arduous construction and restoration, it can be a daunting prospect to finalize an aircrafts build; after all, no matter how flawless the craftsmanship underneath, the outside finish often distinguishes an aircraft. 

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NTSB Chair Hersman Testifies Before House Panel

ATC Is Again Becoming A Focus Of The Investigation

NTSB Chair Debora Hersman told the U.S. House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure Aviation Subcommittee that the pilot of a Piper  PA-32 which collided with a sightseeing helicopter over the Hudson River had incorrectly read back a radio frequency, and was not corrected by air traffic controllers at Teterboro (TEB).

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Russian Flight Training Program Orders 12 Cessna Skyhawks

Yes, Even The Russians Like The Venerable 172

Cessna has announced an agreement with Saint-Petersburg State University of Civil Aviation for 12 new Cessna 172S Skyhawks to be used for flight training. The announcement came Wednesday at the Jet Expo business aviation exhibit.

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NTSB Releases Preliminary Report In New Jersey Mall Parking Lot Landing

Aircraft Was Leaking Oil, Which May Have Contributed To Engine Failure

The NTSB has released its preliminary report for an incident in which a Cessna 172RG made an emergency landing on the access road to a shopping mall parking lot in New Jersey. Both the student and instructor pilots were able to walk away from the aircraft.

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