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Dec 25 Sun

TSA Crooners Sooth Holiday Crowds

(SMART SUMMARY) While it might be hard for travelers to sing the praises of the U.S.'s airport security apparatus, that doesn't stop the TSA employees at LAX from belting it out for their customers in what has become a holiday tradition at one of the country's busiest airports.
12/25/2011 11:50 PM     Like   Read   Share


Dec 24 Sat

Amelia Earhart Flies A Cirrus

(SMART SUMMARY) Denver traffic reporter Amelia Rose Earhart is distantly related to the famous aviator, and says her parents gave her that name to inspire her -- and it worked.
12/24/2011 5:47 PM     Like   Read   Share


Dec 24 Sat

The Full-Body Scan Legal Challenges

(SMART SUMMARY) The widespread deployment and use of X-ray based full-body scanners at airports is the new norm, but critics say the machines are ineffective, can cause cancer, and overstep civil rights -- because of that, legal battles continue.
12/24/2011 5:47 PM     Like   Read   Share


Dec 24 Sat

Sebring Spruced Up For Expo

(SMART SUMMARY) "The existing pavement section has exceeded its design life and is severely cracking," said Sebring spokeswoman Erin Ries.
12/24/2011 3:46 AM     Like   Read   Share


Dec 24 Sat

Hope For FAA Funding Extension?

(SMART SUMMARY) Congress' inability to agree on a long-term reauthorization plan for the FAA, has led to 22 temporary funding measures and the latest one is set to expire, January 31.
12/24/2011 1:45 AM     Like   Read   Share


Dec 23 Fri

Voyager Celebrates 25 Years, Pipistrel Pilot Looks Ahead

(SMART SUMMARY) Burt Rutan's Voyager flew around the world unrefueled and touched down at Edwards Air Force Base at 8:06 a.m. on December 23, 1986, 25 years ago, and in a few days, a project from Pipistrel aims to achieve new world-rounding goal.
12/23/2011 3:43 AM     Like   Read   Share


Dec 23 Fri

UPS Pilots Take FAA To Court Over Fatigue Rules

(SMART SUMMARY) The Independent Pilots Association (IPA) filed a lawsuit Thursday on behalf of UPS pilots in an effort to force the FAA to include cargo carriers in new pilot rest rules finalized, Wednesday.
12/23/2011 3:43 AM     Like   Read   Share


Dec 22 Thu

Picture of the Week: AVweb's Flying Photography Showcase

(SMART SUMMARY) This week's winning photo comes from James Lichty of Brampton, ON (Canada).
12/22/2011 11:42 AM     Like   Read   Share


Dec 22 Thu

Video: Got an Oily Hangar Floor? This Stuff Can Spruce It Up

(SMART SUMMARY) Many of us dream of a gleaming gray expoxy-coated hangar floor illuminated by the glare of bright lights.
12/22/2011 11:42 AM     Like   Read   Share


Dec 22 Thu

Question of the Week: The Next FAA Administrator

(SMART SUMMARY) Politico has named its top five potential successors to former FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt.
12/22/2011 9:41 AM     Like   Read   Share


Dec 22 Thu

Air Force: Pilot's Failure Was Fatal

(SMART SUMMARY) A highly regarded Air Force pilot had his mobility and vision restricted while flying an F-22 at 38,000 feet and 1,039 KTAS, at night, and then the jet cut off his oxygen supply -- failure to survive that was due to his inaction, according to the Air Force.
12/22/2011 3:41 AM     Like   Read   Share


Dec 22 Thu

FAA Finalizes Fatigue Rules Amid Criticism

(SMART SUMMARY) Pilots will have a 10-hour minimum rest period prior to flight duty with enough time during that period for eight hours of uninterrupted sleep, according to new rules finalized Wednesday by the FAA -- there are other details and exceptions.
12/22/2011 3:41 AM     Like   Read   Share


Dec 21 Wed

Who Will Follow Babbitt?

(SMART SUMMARY) With Randy Babbitt's recent departure from the FAA's top job after a drunk-driving arrest, the job is being filled by his former deputy, Michael Huerta, but speculation has already begun about who will be next administrator.
12/21/2011 5:40 PM     Like   Read   Share


Dec 21 Wed

Survey: Have You Recently Stepped Up to a Turbine Airplane?

(SMART SUMMARY) If so, Aviation Consumer would like to talk to your about your experiences with financing, training and insurance.
12/21/2011 9:39 AM     Like   Read   Share


Dec 21 Wed

Aviation Consumer: Cirrus Safety Record Just Average

(SMART SUMMARY) When the Cirrus SR20 and 22 first appeared a dozen years ago, the models’ full airframe parachute system and stall/spin resistant wing were expected to set new standards for light aircraft safety.
12/21/2011 5:39 AM     Like   Read   Share


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