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July 29, 2009

Aero-TV At Oshkosh 2009: Working Together - EAA and AOPA Joint Memorandum

Memorandum of Understanding - Joining Forces

It may be a match made in heaven -- or a future oil and water mix-up -- but for the moment, the presidents of the AOPA and EAA, Craig Fuller and Tom Poberezny respectively, signed a joint memorandum of understanding.

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Aero-TV At Oshkosh 2009: Flying Beyond Stereotype - Able Flight Honors Achievement

Three Physically Challenged Pilots Receive Their Wings At Oshkosh

As visitors of EAA's AirVenture wander among the hundreds of aircraft that have flown in for the event, they often do not give any thought to those who might not have the pleasure of being able to fly. "It's easy to take flying for granted," said Michael Goulian at the Able Flight Wings Ceremony at Oshkosh this afternoon.

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NTSB Cites Bird Strike In Fatal Oklahoma City Cessna Crash

Damage To The Aircraft Resulted In Loss Of Control

The National Transportation Safety Board determined Tuesday that the probable cause of the 2008 crash in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, of a Cessna 500 was impact with one or more large birds.

EAA Young Eagles Hosted At AirVenture As Guests Of DAHER-SOCATA

Nicholas Chabbert, President of SOCATA North America, announced Tuesday, at EAA's Airventure Oshkosh that a unique new "FAST" ("Fly And Share your TBM") co-ownership program is now being implemented in the European market by DAHER-SOCATA.

CAN Arranges Free Flights On Business Jets

Chevron Global Aviation has donated $25,000 to Corporate Angel Network in support of the charity's efforts on behalf of cancer patients. CAN arranges free flights to treatment for these patients using the empty seats on business aircraft.

Polar Pumpkin Premieres at Oshkosh

Aero-TV sat down with Art Mortvedt, the current pilot and owner of the Polar Pumpkin, to discuss his exciting plans to land the aircraft at both Poles.

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Textron Appoints A New CEO For Bell Helicopter

New CFO For Textron Also Named

Following a 6 week labor negotiation that resulted in a new contract with its primary helicopter manufacturing union in Texas, Textron has announced a change at the top of Bell Helicopter.

Engine Manufacture Works To Bring The HF120 Engine To Market

“We have no major announcement” said GE Honda Aero Engine’s Bill Dwyer as he kicked off the press conference. And, while there is no major announcement, the company is steadily working to certify the HF120 turbine engine.