A contract has been signed between AgustaWestland and Rega, the
Swiss SAR and EMS provider, for the supply of a state-of-the-art
advanced simulator to meet the training requirements for Rega's new
fleet of Da Vinci and GrandNew light twin helicopters.
The Future of GA Nav Is Not As Mysterious As You Might Think
ADS-B... it's akin to magic to a number of flyers. And so when the subject came up for the umpteenth time in conversations with some of our constituency, we decided to ask a few of the experts for their experiences, and insights, into all things ADS-B. To start with, though, we pointed the Aero-TV magic mic and cameras at FreeFlight Systems... some folks who know more than a little bit about the topic.
Attendees Said FAA Proposals Are A "Good First Step"
John Allen, the FAA official in charge of flight standards, told
HAI’s Industry Forum on Public-Aircraft Operations that the
agency will provide clearer guidance for operators, safety
investigators and its own inspectors on how to determine when a
civil-certified aircraft is being operated as a public
aircraft.
Court Rules City Cannot Ban "Category C And D" Aircraft From
KSMO
The NBAA applauded a ruling from the U.S. Court of Appeals in
Washington, D.C. that marks another step in ensuring that business
aviation will have continued access to Santa Monica Airport
(KSMO).
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