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September 29, 2010

FAA Announces Over $2.5 Million In New Recovery Act Airport Grants

Three Additional Projects Added To The List

The FAA announced Tuesday that three additional airport projects have been selected for funding, paid for with more than $2.5 million in American Recovery and Reinvestment Act dollars that became available because of airport projects that came in under budget nationwide.

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Australian Pilots Warned: Beware Of Locusts

Swarms Of Insects Pose A Threat To Flying

When we tune in the ATIS at KSGJ, ANN's home airport, we've become accustomed to a boilerplate warning about water birds on or near the runways. It's part of the joy of living near so much water. And frankly, we'd rather have the birds that what pilots in some areas of Australia are facing right now.

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RedBird Sim Arrives At Norwood Memorial Airport In MA

First Full Motion GA Sim In The New England Area

New England has received its first Red Bird full motion simulator, installed at Norwood Memorial Airport (KOWD) in Norwood, MA.

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Aero-TV: Terrafugia In Transition -- Update To The Proof Of Concept Vehicle

Wings Or Wheels -- Terrafugia Has It Covered

Visitors to this year's Oshkosh extravaganza were provided an update on the progress of the Transition Roadable Aircraft, or "Flying Car" and the unveiling of a scalable model of the Beta Prototype (stage 2) next generation design.

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Aero-TV: Phil Boyer At Oshkosh 2010 -- Phil Loves His Aero-Tech

Phil is One Of The All-Time Aero-Gadget Hounds...

One of the good things about retirement is that it gives you time to catch up on all those things that escaped one's attention while busy with 'real' life... and in the case of retired AOPA Boss, Phil Boyer, that means that there is now plenty of time to indulge in his fascination with aero-gadgets. To those of us who watched aviation work its way through several decades of various trials and tribulations, Phil Boyer proved himself to be the real deal... a solid leader with some serious smarts and a true passion for the world of aviation. When he decided to retire after nearly two decades of challenging leadership, we a

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U.S. Delegation Attends ICAO Assembly

Meeting Being Held Now Through October 8th

The U.S. government says it strongly supports the important work of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), a UN specialized agency which develops and promotes standards and practices for the safety, security and environmental sustainability of international civil aviation.

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