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November 19, 2010

Mooney Aviation Draws Down Yet Again

New Investment Required For Production Re-Start, But Working Down To 10 Staffers For Now

ANN has just finished a call about the unwelcome news that Mooney employees are facing yet another series of layoffs... ultimately leaving few of them on the job. According to company statements, 'More difficult decisions were necessary that will eliminate many of the current positions at the company by year end.'

ANN Special Feature: AIT Scanner Radiation Threat - 11.19.10

ANN's Paul Plack talks with Senior Aviation Medical Examiner Dr. Brent Blue about whether the Allied Pilots Association is warranted in its concerns over pilots - or anyone else - being exposed to

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Government Of Bermuda Now Requires SMS Compliance For Large Airplanes

Department Of Civil Aviation Will Enforce I.C.A.O. Annex 6, Part 2, Section 3 Seventh Edition – Version 4

As of Thursday, the Government of Bermuda has begun to require compliance with I.C.A.O. Annex 6 Part 2 Section 3 Seventh Edition – Version 4. All visiting privately registered/Corporate aircraft (FAR Part 91 and 125 or equivalent) will be required to be compliant with the regulations.

Several States In The Southwest Will Be Affected

The FAA has released a notice that it will be testing GPS satellites from 0300-0700 UTC Saturday (1900-2300 PST Friday), which the agency says may result in unreliable or unavailable GPS signal.