West Point 182 Busts United Nations TFR
A Cessna 182 operated by U.S. Military Academy West Point violated a TFR associated with a meeting of the United Nations General...
Airlines Reminding Passengers Their Flights Are Not BYOB
With airlines clamping down on unruly passengers by suspending onboard sales of alcohol, a story published Monday (Sept. 20) in The Washington...
Two Killed In Mooney Crash During Air Rally In Canada
Tragedy struck the Ninety-Nines’ Gold Cup Air Rally in Ontario, Canada, last week. Two participants, Susan Begg, 73, of Ottawa, and Asti...
UPDATE: More Details Emerge In United 737-900 Tail-Strike Episode
More details have come out related to the embarrassing tail-strike episode involving a chartered United Boeing 737-900. As previously reported, the airliner...
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General Aviation Accident Bulletin
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CPaT Announces New Contract with Brazilian Start-Up, Itapemirim
CPaT Global today announced they have been awarded a new contract by Itapemirim Transportes Aereos for the provision of Aircraft Systems courses, and CPaT’s General Subjects library for initial and recurrent training on the Airbus A320.
Global Aviation Technologies Installs First Goji Geotainment IFE System
Global Aviation Technologies (GAT) today announced the first successful installation of the new Goji Geotainment system, a plug-and-play replacement for legacy Airshow cabin entertainment systems.
Taken in 1978 at Lawrence Co. Airpark while waiting for the fog to clear so I could go for that expensive cup of coffee in my Mini Coupe that I had completed building in 1976. Those were the days. Copyrighted photo by Ralph Lawhon Jr.
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