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AFSS.com goes live

By General Aviation News Staff · July 7, 2006 ·

Lockheed Martin, which took over operation of all Flight Service Stations last October, has launched a new website, AFSS.com, that provides a feedback mechanism for GA pilots who use Automated Flight Service Station services. The site also includes contact information, general aviation information and other features useful to fliers.

The website will be online until the spring of 2007, when the company’s new FS-21 system will be deployed. The FS-21 computer and communications system is completely web-based. Company officials promise it will “significantly improve” the way pilots access vital flight information, as well as allow them to file flight plans online.

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