On The Fly…

New GPS arrival procedures in place for AirVenture at Oshkosh in July…Boeing CEO Harry Stonecipher resigned…First flight of Boeing’s Worldliner, a long-range version of the 777…NTSB wants modifications to Honeywell FMSs to prevent errors…Register online for 2005 Air Care Conference, April 29-30 in N.C….The FAA will spend $500,000 to study safety barriers at TEB.

A new GPS arrival procedure should make it easier for pilots flying into AirVenture at Oshkosh this summer...

Boeing CEO Harry Stonecipher resigned after violating the company's code of conduct by pursuing a romantic liaison with a female executive at the company...

Boeing's Worldliner, a long-range version of the 777, flew for the first time on Tuesday in Everett, Wash....

The NTSB wants the FAA to require modifications to Honeywell Flight Management Systems to prevent errors due to incorrect data entries...

Registration is open online for the 2005 Air Care Conference on public-benefit flying, to be held April 29 and 30 in Asheville, N.C....

The FAA will spend $500,000 for a plan to install safety barriers at runway ends in Teterboro, to prevent airplanes from skidding off the airport into local roads, as happened last month to a corporate jet.