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September 30, 2010

Tulsa Public Schools Buy A 150

Federal Education Grant Lands 1965 Trainer At A Magnet School

A Tulsa, OK magnet school has used a federal grant to purchase a 1965 Cessna 150E, which will be used in the school's aerospace and aviation maintenance technology curriculum.

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Centurion Engines Log Over 2,500,000 Flight Hours

Milestone Reached In Eight Years Of Production

Centurion Engines says that their powerplants will achieve a significant milestone this week. By the end of the third quarter, the companys says the engines will have logged over 2.5 million flight hours in GA aircraft and UAV's.

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NTSB Denies FAA's Final Challenge For Attorney Fees And Expenses

Board Says The FAA Owes More Than $124,000

The NTSB has denied the FAA's third challenge to an Order requiring reimbursement of attorney fees payable to Air Trek, Inc., a Florida based air ambulance operator.

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AFSS Contract Option Offered To Lockheed Martin

Company Will Continue To Provides Nationwide Flight Planning Services Under FAA Supervision

The FAA has offered a $356 million, three-year contract option to Lockheed Martin to continue to provide AFSS services to the GA community under the Automated Flight Service Stations (AFSS) contract. The option will begin on October 1, 2010.

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Harrison Ford Named Recipient Of 2010 Wright Brothers Memorial Trophy

Aviation Advocate Honored For 'Engaging Our Nation's Youth In Aviation'

The National Aeronautic Association (NAA) announced Wednesday that aviation advocate Harrison Ford will receive the prestigious 2010 Wright Brothers Memorial Trophy.

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