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Special Report: NBAA 2001 »

By The Editors of AVweb | December 27, 2001

Despite a three-month-late start, the National Business Aviation Association convention had good news and a surprisingly upbeat tenor. AVweb brings you complete coverage. More

U.S. Flight Groundings »

By FDC | November 7, 2001

Many civilian flight operations in U.S. airspace remain prohibited as of 0200 UTC Thursday, November 8, 2001. More

Up and Away in the Land of Wonders »

By Mary Grady | June 1, 2001

For three days in May, the skies over Post Mills, Vermont, are closed to store-bought balloons, and only homebuilts are welcome to fly. Experimental pilots from all over the U.S. and abroad lay down their scissors and thread, and gather to show off their creations. AVweb's Mary Grady was there, and filed this report. More

Carmel Valley Vintage Airpark Threatened with Closure: Local Pilots and Concerned Citizens Fight Back »

By Brenda Carol | December 6, 2000

Airports are the lifeblood of aviation. They can also be a community's critical link to the "outside world," even as they embody a little bit of history all their own. So we should all be concerned when an airport — especially a historical one — becomes endangered. AVweb's Brenda Carol recently spent some time visiting California's endangered Carmel Valley Vintage Airpark, which has the distinction of being the first planned airport community in the U.S., and talking to the pilots who use it. Here's her story. More

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