ANN Correspondent John Ballantyne
In an exclusive interview with AveoTech International Inc
Vice-president of Sales and Marketing, Edward Ricks, he reported
that this is the first showing in the United States and the company
is very excited about the potential of the new FAA rules for sport
pilot and light-sport aircraft.
By Aleta Vinas ANN Correspondent
Bill Randolph had throat cancer a few years ago. "I thought of
all those things I'd planned to do with airplanes that never got
done and given my age I decided to get this show on the road."
While recovering, he ordered the RV8 kit "with the intention of
building it then flying it around the world."
FAA Sport Pilot instructor Privileges and Responsibilities
By ANN Correspondent John Ballentyne
Jay Tevis, FAA Aviation Safety Inspector, gave a presentation
discussing Sport Pilot instructor Privileges and Responsibilities
in a well-attended seminar on the south end of Wittman Field. The
crowd was mostly mature gentlemen (I fit right in).
Manufacturer's Showcase Lets Makers Show Their Wares
The lead plane in the first manufacturer's showcase last
week was an RAF2000 gyroplane. Indeed, two of the first three
participants in the forum were gyroplanes, bringing plenty of
attention to this fascinating but very small corner of sport
aviation.
By John Dorcey
The most diminutive and also the most polished aircraft on
AeroShell Square today is Syd Cohen's 1946 Ercoupe 415D. The
Ercoupe is one of six aircraft taking part in today's United States
Post Office salute to aviation.
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