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November 07, 2004

Remains Found In Iraq May Be Lt. Cmdr. Michael Scott Speicher

The Pentagon has announced that the remains of a body have been found in Iraq and that are being tested to determine if they are those of Lt. Cmdr. Michael Scott Speicher.

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Tuskegee Airmen Celebrate 60th Anniversary Reunion

The Tuskegee Airmen are celebrating their 60th anniversary this weekend in South Carolina.

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Another Sport Pilot Switch Flicks On

The Federal Aviation Administration has posted the sport pilot airman knowledge test questions today on the AFS-630 web site under Airman Knowledge Tests.

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EAA Chapter 17 Giving Away Airplane

EAA Chapter 517, Inc., of Missoula (MT) is conducting a sweepstakes for a beautifully crafted KITFOX Model V as the Grand Prize.

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Alarus/Sama CH2000 Wins Iraqi Tender

Jordan Aerospace Industries, the first private company in the Middle East to manufacture, assemble and service light aircraft, has won a tender issued by the Iraqi provisional government for 16 light surveillance aircraft.

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Embry Riddle CAPT Class Earns DC-9 Type Ratings

The first ab-initio class of Embry-Riddle University's Commercial Airline Pilot Training (CAPT) Program has successfully completed the airline DC-9 series type-rating course.

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Daniel Webster ATC Student Wins AOPA ASF Scholarship

Daniel Webster College Air Traffic Control sophomore Chris Hilbert, of Allentown (PA) has been awarded the AOPA Air Safety Foundation's Koch Scholarship.

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Aero News Quote of the Day (11.7.04)

"For an American competitor, it is costly to manufacture and transport aircraft to Iraq. It is also risky, in terms of security, to transport aircraft parts and to send assembling teams to Iraq, let alone the labor costs." Source: Muayyad Samarrai, Jordan Aerospace Industries director, commenting on some of the reasons why his company was able to win the first Iraqi tender to provide light surveillance aircraft to its Air Force.

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South Dakota TFR: 11/8/04-11/11/04

NOTAM:  4/2163  Issued:  11/05/2004 21:10  Effective:  11/08/2004 17:30 - 11/11/2004 21:05  State:  SD  Facility:  ZMP - MINNEAPOLIS (ARTCC),MN.  Type:  VIP  Description:  PIERRE AND ONEIDA, SOUTH DAKOTA, NOVEMBER 8-11 2004 LOCAL

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AD: SAAB

AD NUMBER: 2004-22-14 MANUFACTURER: SAAB SUBJECT: Airworthiness Directive 2004-22-14 SUMMARY: The FAA is adopting a new airworthiness directive (AD) for certain Saab Model SAAB SF340A and SAAB 340B series airplanes.

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