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NTSB revamps ‘Most Wanted’ list

By Janice Wood · March 20, 2011 ·

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) voted unanimously this week to change its Most Wanted List, limiting it to 10 safety recommendations each year. “With this week’s vote, the NTSB will begin a significant transformation of one of our flagship programs, the Most Wanted List,” said NTSB Chairman Deborah A.P. Hersman. “For […]

Harvey Hop inducted into FATA Hall of Fame

By Janice Wood · March 20, 2011 ·

Harvey N. Hop has been selected as the 2011 inductee into the Florida Aviation Trades Association (FATA) Entrepreneurial Excellence Hall of Fame. Hop, founder of Hop-A-Jet Worldwide Jet Charter, is one of the most unique figures in the history of corporate aviation, according to FATA officials, who spelled out why he was chosen in a […]

GA rally to be webcast live

By Janice Wood · March 20, 2011 ·

The Kansas General Aviation Rally featuring U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, Governor Sam Brownback, Senator Jerry Moran, and Congressman Mike Pompeo will be webcast via live feed from Wichita on Monday, March 21. The rally, sponsored by the General Aviation Manufacturers Association and hosted by Cessna, is expected to draw a crowd of […]

South Dakota enacts liability law

By Janice Wood · March 20, 2011 ·

South Dakota Gov. Dennis Daugaard, who has played an active role in seeking to attract new aviation investment in the state, has signed into law a liability bill barring claims for defects against aviation products more than 10 years after delivery, according to a report at AOPA.org.

WSDOT seeks public comment on economic impact study

By Janice Wood · March 20, 2011 ·

The Washington State Department of Transportation is inviting the public to comment on a draft communication plan for its statewide Aviation Economic Impact Study. The 15-day public comment period ends April 7. Review the draft communication plan here. The statewide Aviation Economic Impact Study will describe the economic benefits and impacts that the aviation system […]

New FBO operator at EXX

By Janice Wood · March 20, 2011 ·

Fly High Lexington, a new FBO operator at Davidson County Airport (EXX) in Lexington, N.C., now features guaranteed fuel pricing on Fltplan.com, a discount for Sun ‘n Fun pilots, and a free shuttle to Lexington Style Barbecue. Pilot traveling to and from Lakeland, Fla., for the 37th Annual Sun n’ Fun will receive a discount […]

Sonex begins accepting deposits for Onex

By Janice Wood · March 17, 2011 ·

Sonex Aircraft is now accepting refundable deposits to reserve kit production slots for the Onex single-place, folding-wing, aerobatic sport aircraft. Onex Airframe Kit deliveries are expected to begin by mid-year, with Tail Kit deliveries beginning much sooner, according to officials with the Oshkosh-based company. The Onex has been a highly anticipated Sport Pilot-eligible airplane kit, […]

The Aviators starts filming season two

By Janice Wood · March 17, 2011 ·

The producers of “The Aviators,” the smash hit that airs on PBS stations across the country, have announced a new season premiering this fall. A newly released trailer can be seen at TheAviators.tv or check it out at YouTube. “Season two will be even better. We’ve enhanced our equipment and will spend more time filming […]

Bit of optimism for the Franklins

By Janice Wood · March 17, 2011 ·

Things are not as bad as they first appeared for Kyle and Amanda Franklin, who were injured after they were forced to make an emergency landing during an air show last weekend at the Brownsville-South Padre Island International Airport. According to a blog post by Matt Younkin at Indy Transponder: “Kyle was not injured and […]

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