All Other Missionary Staff Safe; Non-Essential Personnel
Withdrawing, MAF Sets Up ‘Haiti Disaster and Recover
Fund’
ANN has learned that one indigenous MAF (Mission Aviation
Fellowship) worker is feared dead and two are missing following the
devastating Jan. 12 earthquake in Haiti, but none of the
ministry’s missionary staff in Haiti were injured, according
to Ron Wismer, crisis team manager at MAF's headquarters in
Idaho.
Pennsylvania's Community College of Beaver County (CCBC) and
ACES Aviation (Aviation Certification and Education Solutions,
Inc.), one of three flight providers for the school's nationally
recognized aviation sciences program, will display a DA40-180
Diamond Star airplane at the Beaver Valley Mall next week.
FAA Administrator Challenges Pilots to Reflect on Professionalism
in the Cockpit
On July 30th, 2009, Randy Babbitt took to the podium for the
first time as the FAA Administrator, addressing EAA AirVenture
attendees in the Honda Pavilion. With nearly 70,000 operations
every day, and over 753 million people transported each year,
Babbitt explained that the overall system is unquestionably the
safest, most efficient system in the world.
PS Engineering’s Gary Picou Profiles the Latest in Audio
Panel Technology
At the 2009 AOPA Summit, industry leaders showcased the latest
in general aviation technology for attending visitors. Among
the newest revelations was PS Engineering’s follow-up to the
successful PMA6000, the PMA6000B. Renown for their iconic
aviation audio solutions, PS Engineering premiered the
PMA6000-series fifteen years ago, transforming audio panel design
and configuration.
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