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October 29, 2010

ANN Daily Aero-Briefing: 10.29.10

The Robinson R66 is cleared to start deliveries.
Joe Bartells is out at Lancair.
And Southwest Airlines pilots have a new union president.

ANN Daily Touch-And-Go: 10.29.10

The Robinson R66 is cleared to start deliveries.
Joe Bartells is out at Lancair.
And Southwest Airlines pilots have a new union president.

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Alaska Town Rolls Out Remarkable Support For 'New Build A Plane' Project

High School Students Build An Airplane For Class Credit

Talkeetna, Alaska sits at the front door of Denali National Park and has a legendary history of aviation. When residents learned of a proposed new Build A Plane program where local high school students combine classroom learning with hands-on efforts to build a real airplane, word spread through the town immediately.

Powered Parachute Went Down In A Remote Area In Idaho

A man flying a paraglider over Boundary County in Idaho was rescued by a pair of hikers after his powered parachute lost power and went down in what was described as a remote area.

This Program Is Dedicated To The Memory Of Richard Abruzzo and Carol Rymer Davis

The America's Challenge Gas Balloon Race was founded by the Balloon Fiesta in 1995 due to the vision and efforts of Mark Sullivan, former Balloon Fiesta President and recipient of the Montgolfier Diplome (one of ballooning's highest honors), who saw the need for America to be identified with the world's most prestigious ballooning sport.

Can You Hear Me????

Acousticom traces its roots back three decades to October, 1980, when Ben and Jean Cochran set out to supply high quality audio and communication products to government and industry. If you use a rebuilt military-style aviation headset or helmet, you may have personal experience with products found in the Acousticom catalog. Mark Cochran took over as president in 2005, making this a second-generation family business.