Robert A ‘Bob’ Hoover, who passed away on October 25, has long been held by virtually everyone in the aviation world as, the “Pilot’s Pilot”, and so much more. We at ANN are honored to participate in the Memorial Celebration being held for Bob at the end of this week, and we look forward to bringing the event to you through a live webcast. Here are some of the details. The Bob Hoover Memorial Celebration is scheduled for the afternoon of F
Aero-News Network ‘Proud to Help Remember Bob’ at www.letbobfly.net/live
Special Note From The Aero-TV Production Team: The first wave of ANN staff is heading for California as you read this... after a whirlwind effort of too-few days, working 24/7, prepping to honor the most amazing flyer we ever met... and our friend, Bob Hoover. It's been a tough process and one that consumed all the extra resources we had at our disposal. Many of you (Thank YOU!) have asked about how you can help us defray the costs of all this -- and if you care to donate/help us with the costs of this effort, please Log on to
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Following the results from the presidential election, from now through January 21, pilots are not allowed to fly over Trump Tower in Manhattan or the residence of Governor Mike Pence in Indianapolis, Indiana. The FAA put temporary flight restrictions in place over the two locations to facilitate VIP movement for the President and Vice President-elect. The TFRs expire the day after the two are sworn into office in January. However, these TFRs are not the kind of 30-mile
“At a time in our history where African-Americans faced tremendous prejudice, the Tuskegee Airmen remained true to their convictions and answered the call of duty, serving our nation honorably.” Source: Congressman Chris Collins (R-NY).
Used by ATC to inform the pilot that he/she must circle to land because the runway in use is other than the runway aligned with the instrument approach procedure.
New Regulations For Batteries When Flying That Will Annoy Photographers
Photographers usually need lots of batteries, but new FAA regulations are making that pretty difficult. This post on FStoppers hits the high spots of the new rules.
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