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Aero-News Featured Aero-Casts For Friday 12.23.05

Part Two (of Three) Of ANN's Year-End Interview With AOPA's Phil Boyer

2005... what a year!

ANN was on the frontlines for more action, positive and negative, than we could have imagined. But if you think it was crazy here, you'd better believe that the head office at the Aircraft Owner's and Pilot's Association was a maelstrom of activity -- whether they liked it or not. In his usual no-holds-barred style, ANN's Editor-In-Chief Jim Campbell has an aggressive and insightful dialogue with the THE guy leading the fight for all things GA, Phil Boyer.

Boyer talks about User Fees, the FAA, media reporting on aviation, the ADIZ, "those two guys in the Cessna" and all manner of things GA... he looks back at 2005 with a critical eye, and then gives us some insight as to what we might expect for 2006 and some of the truly exciting NEW initiatives that AOPA will be undertaking to protect and grow the flying world.

You heard Part One yesterday... now check out Part Two, where Boyer delves into what LSA means to AOPA in the upcoming year -- as well as what he feels AOPA has done to further the Light-Sport cause.

It was a great chat... and one that all GA pilots need to hear for themselves, so strap in, and check out Part Two of ANN's End-Of-Year Three-Part Interview with AOPA President Phil Boyer.

This feature is in addition to our daily news briefing -- available in either a quick "Touch And Go" format or an expanded Aero-Briefing.

Listen For Yourself!

ANN Daily Touch N Go: 12.23.05 (ANN's Short-Form Daily News Program)

ANN Daily Aero-Briefing: 12.23.05 (ANN's Long-Form Daily News Program)

ANN Special Feature -- Phil Boyer Looks Back at 2005 and Forward to 2006 (Part 2 of 3): 12.23.05 (ANN's Feature News Program, with the AOPA's Phil Boyer, Part Two Of Three)

Our DAILY programs consist of (at least) three separate products... the first is a short synopsis of the previous 24 hours of Aero-News, in brief, spanning only a few minutes (max) and in a size/format that will allow it to be mailed as part of a Daily Aero-Cast subscription; a more comprehensive DAILY news product that will cover the previous 24 hours of news in a somewhat more detailed fashion, and a feature Aero-Cast that will center on one of the more important subject or topics of the day in considerable depth and detail. This is how these products break down...

  • ANN's Daily 'Touch & Go' Aero-Cast: A quick look at the most recent news of the day... short, succinct and to the point. The usual 'Touch & Go' takes but a few minutes and is a summary, only, of the day's events. It only takes a few minutes of your time and will be available by subscription, shortly.
  • ANN's Daily Briefing Aero-Cast: The Daily ANN Report (ANNRep for short), is a more comprehensive look at the day's news. We'll give you the whole buzz... the news and features that occupy the forefront of aviation news as well as solid background on the subjects that aviators and other aviation professionals need to stay informed on.
  • ANN's Daily 'ASR' Feature Aero-Cast: ANN will be offering a Daily 'Aero-News Special Report.' This involves a more in-depth view of a story or two that dominated (or will be dominating) the day's news. Far more detailed than any single story in our standard ANN Daily Reports, this is a solid chance to get a close look at the stories and topics that matter. ASR features may include exclusive interviews with Aviation's Newsmakers, ANN's Special Investigative reports and solid analysis of the stories that will have undeniable impact on the world of aviation and aerospace. We're tremendously excited about this particular product in that it truly adds nuance and background to important breaking news stories and personalities. While our current news format allows for extensive reporting and information dissemination, ANN's ASRs should set the bar even higher. ANN has become a pivotal force in the world of aviation in the six years that have passed since we undertook the immense task of becoming the aviation world's DAILY news and information service... but with the all-new news services we're offering as part of our Aero-Cast line-up, we expect to become even more indispensable to the industry we serve.

Check them out, let us know what you think and be sure to keep those news-tips and program suggestions coming... ANN is ALL about what YOU want to know about in the world of aviation and aerospace.

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