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August 10, 2009

An Ignoble End For Epic Air?

Facility Locked, Assets Seized, CEO AWOL

High-performance kitplane manufacturer Epic Air is apparently out of business, after laying off most of its 160 person workforce over the first half of this year. The landlord, ER1 LLC of Delaware, has seized Epic's building and it's contents, due to Epic being 20 days in default on its lease.

ANN Daily Aero-Briefing: 08.10.09

A mid-air over the Hudson River has political opportunists in pander mode.
Frontier and the Teamsters reach a contract agreement for maintenance employees.
And Atlanta braces for more

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ANN Daily Touch-And-Go: 08.10.09

A mid-air over the Hudson River has political opportunists in pander mode.
Frontier and the Teamsters reach a contract agreement for maintenance employees.
And Atlanta braces for more

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NTSB: RV-6 Struck Powerlines During Return To Airport

When Things Go Wrong, You Need To Keep Flying The Airplane...

We don't have to tell you -- but when things go wrong in flight, you have to be a 'Master Multi-Tasker' (go ahead, say that three times fast... I dare you). It is so damned easy to get tunnel vision about an item of concern that other possible hazards do not get their fair share of attention... as appears to have happened in a tragic RV-6 fatality earlier this month.