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Janice Wood

Will you take the PLEDGE?

By Janice Wood · December 9, 2012 ·

The Texas Aviation Association Foundation has launched the PLEDGE program, aimed at reducing the GA accident rate. Board members of the TXAA Foundation noted they have been working hard to develop a program to help reduce the number of accidents that continues to plague the general aviation community. “Although the accident rate for scheduled commercial […]

Buried Spitfires set to take to the sky

By Janice Wood · December 9, 2012 ·

A lost squadron of Spitfires buried in Burma after World War II could fly over Britain within three years. According to a report in the Sydney Morning Herald, digging for the hoard of at least 36 Mark XIV fighters will begin in January at a remote airfield. Should the efforts succeed, a number of the […]

Georgia Business Aviation Association offers scholarships

By Janice Wood · December 9, 2012 ·

The Georgia Business Aviation Association (GBAA) is offering two scholarships for maintenance technician continuing education opportunities next year. One scholarship will cover a five-day Practical Aircraft Electricity Course at CAE SimuFlite’s Dallas Learning Center, valued at $3,990. The other will cover a Principles of Troubleshooting Course at FlightSafety International, valued at $3,750. The scholarships will […]

How old is your airplane…really?

By Janice Wood · December 9, 2012 ·

The average general aviation aircraft is more than 30 years old. However, a number of factors contribute to an aircraft’s true age, which may not be the same as its age in calendar years, according to officials with the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association Air Safety Institute. Learn how to recognize the signs of aircraft […]

EAA makes finding transition training in homebuilts easier

By Janice Wood · December 9, 2012 ·

The Experimental Aircraft Association has debuted an online listing of Letter of Deviation Authority (LODA) holders for instruction in experimental aircraft. The list, categorized by state, includes CFIs who are authorized by the FAA to offer certain types of instruction for hire in their experimental aircraft for the purposes of type-specific training. FARs otherwise prohibit […]

Mötley Crue frontman launches reality TV series as newly minted pilot

By Janice Wood · December 6, 2012 ·

FourPoints Television, producers of “The Aviators,” has signed Vince Neil, lead singer of the rock band Mötley Crüe, to head-up a new reality series based on his exploits as a newly-certified pilot. The series, “Vince Neil Escapes,” will follow Neil in his dream to finalize his pilot’s license, for which flight training occurred on-camera during […]

Jeppesen pilot training textbooks now available in e-books for iPad-based learning

By Janice Wood · December 6, 2012 ·

Jeppesen now offers its complete suite of pilot training textbooks as e-book selections for iPad. Available for download through the Apple iBookstore, Jeppesen’s e-book titles include Instrument/Commercial pilot training, Multi-Engine airplane training, and Flight Instructor training from Jeppesen’s Guided Flight Discovery series, and Federal Aviation Regulations/Aeronautical Information Manual (FAR/AIM) and FAR/M regulation reference guides. Student […]

ASA releases new edition of Instrument Flying Handbook

By Janice Wood · December 6, 2012 ·

Now available from ASA is the latest edition of the Instrument Flying Handbook. This is the FAA’s primary pilot resource for instrument flight rules (IFR), covering everything pertinent to operating an aircraft in instrument meteorological conditions (IMC), according to ASA officials. Readers will find chapters on the national airspace system, the air traffic control system, […]

Hawthorne reopens FBO at NEW

By Janice Wood · December 6, 2012 ·

NEW ORLEANS — Avfuel-branded Hawthorne Global Aviation Services has reopened its FBO at Lakefront Airport (NEW) in New Orleans, following an extensive renovation after Hurricane Isaac caused damage to the airport earlier this fall. The facility, including a brand-new terminal opened earlier this year, boasts more than 50,000 square feet of hangar space and can […]

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