LAKE
AMPHIB MANUFACTURER FOR SALE
One of the oldest continuously
produced line of aircraft in the world, the Lake family of single-engine
amphibians, is for sale. AVweb's Russ Niles spoke with the
current owner, Armand Rivard, about the potential future of the
unique airplane.
Click here to listen. (3.9 MB,
4:16)
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BOLEN
ADDRESSES GA SECURITY HEARING
The first in a series of public
hearings on the Transportation Security Administration's proposed Large
Aircraft Security Program (LASP), which targets general aviation
aircraft larger than 12,500 lbs., was
held in White Plains, NY on Tuesday. AVweb's Russ Niles spoke
with National Business Aviation Association President Ed Bolen
just after the hearing concluded.
Click here to listen. (4.8 MB,
5:13)
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SNOW
COLLAPSES ONE-OF-A-KIND VINTAGE BOMBER
The Pacific Northwest
has been uncharacteristically buried in snow this winter, and a
particularly heavy snowfall on Dec. 26 severely
damaged the last remaining Hampden bomber at the Canadian Museum of
Flight in Langley, British Columbia. AVweb's Russ Niles spoke
with museum volunteer Jack Meadows about why it's important to
get this one-of-a-kind aircraft back on display.
Click here to listen. (5.9 MB,
6:29)
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