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Warbirds Over Whiteside slated

By Janice Wood · May 3, 2012 ·

Warbirds Over Whiteside will be held at the Whiteside County Airport in Rock Falls, Ill., July 20-22. Owners of all types of warbird-type airplanes are invited to share in the festivities and comradry. To register your aircraft for our event, or to find out more information, go to  WarbirdsOverWhiteside.com.  

Marysville Army Airfield to celebrate 70th anniversary

By Ben Sclair · May 3, 2012 ·

Olivehurst, Calif. — The theme of the June 8-10 Golden West Regional Fly-In & Airshow at Yuba County Airport (MYV) is, “Keeping the Spirit Alive – Celebrating the 70th Anniversary of the Marysville Army Airfield.” The 70th Anniversary of Camp Beale and the Doolittle Raid will also be recognized. Pilots of all types of aircraft from Light Sport […]

Klapmeier named ‘Industry Leader of the Year 2012’

By Ben Sclair · May 3, 2012 ·

Cirrus Aircraft CEO Dale Klapmeier was awarded German magazine Fliegermagazin’s prestigious “Industry Leader of the Year 2012” at AERO Friedrichshafen. The award recognizes leaders in general aviation whose work increases growth and interest in the industry and who exemplify innovation and ingenuity in their business. “The committee is awarding Mr. Klapmeier ‘Industry Leader Of the […]

Pennsylvania airports get economic boost

By Janice Wood · May 2, 2012 ·

Twenty-seven airports across Pennsylvania will improve facilities and enhance safety with a $12.6 million investment of federal and state funds, Governor Tom Corbett announced today. “More than 290,000 people in Pennsylvania rely on the aviation industry for jobs,”  Corbett said. “It’s vital to maintain investments in these airports so they can continue operating safely and […]

Currituck County adds autogas

By Kent Misegades · May 2, 2012 ·

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One of the most picturesque flying routes down the eastern U.S. coast is over North Carolina’s spectacular Outer Banks. Pilots making the trip now have an even greater reason to overfly the northern end of the Banks since the Currituck County Regional Airport added lead-free, ethanol free autogas last month. According to Airport Commissioner Ed […]

Maryland and Chicago TFRs carry tough words

By Ben Sclair · May 2, 2012 ·

If you plan to fly anywhere near Thurmont, Maryland (May 18-19) or Chicago (May 19-21) be very careful. Thurmont is playing host to a G-8 Summit while a NATO Summit will be Chicago. Flight Advisory’s for Thurmont and Chicago events have been posted to the FAA website. The language in these advisories are very strong. […]

Alliance formed to promote education worldwide

By Ben Sclair · May 2, 2012 ·

ThinkGlobalFlight.org is around-the-world flight to promote Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (S.T.E.M) education, aviation and aerospace. Students will participate in “educational challenges” developed by Fly To Learn, the educational component of X-Plane. “No aviation experience is needed nor do you need special equipment. Teachers and administrators will find Fly To Learn fun to teach”, stated Fly to Learn’s Randy Witt, also a partner in X-Plane. Think Global Flight’s […]

Michigan Aviation Hall of Fame to enshrine eight

By Ben Sclair · May 2, 2012 ·

KALAMAZOO, Mich. — The Michigan Aviation Hall of Fame will celebrate and honor eight individuals at its annual enshrinement ceremony and dinner at the Air Zoo on May 19. The 2012 enshrinees are: Maj. Gen. William A. Henderson was born in Ann Arbor. He flew 125 combat missions over South Vietnam, Laos and North Vietnam. From 1970-1974, […]

Pilot protection services for AOPA members

By Ben Sclair · May 2, 2012 ·

The new Pilot Protection Services (PPS) program from AOPA, is designed to help members avoid problems that can threaten their pilot and medical certificates while also providing professional insights and assistance when they have a problem. The core benefits are: year-round tips and advice from nationally-known medical and legal experts, the AOPA Legal Services Plan, […]

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