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March 25, 2008

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The Reason Foundation's Robert Poole

ANN Daily Touch N Go: 03.25.08 (ANN's Short-Form Daily News Program) ANN Daily Aero-Briefing: 03.25.08 (ANN's Long-Form Daily News Program) ANN Special Feature: Maximizing Runway Space At Busy Airports -- 03.25.08 (ANN Special Feature, with The Reason Foundation's Robert Poole.)

The Surprise Unveiling of 2007: The ECJ Concept

What a year! 2007 was an amazing combination of so many good and bad things... but for sure, there was NO end of excitement. If there was a "reveal" of the year, it HAS to have been the first sight of the super-secret Eclipse Concept Jet program... which only Eclipse, ANN and a few others knew ANYTHING about until the opening morning of Oshkosh 2007.

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Profiles From WAI: USAF Maj. Nicole Malachowski

"Just Fly Your Life"

Most people remember their first love. For Major Nicole Malachowski (and probably a lot of aviators) it was an airplane -- the F4 Phantom. She was five-years old, at an airshow and it was the moment that defined her future. She would be a fighter pilot.

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A ceiling that exists when the total sky cover is less than 0.6%, or when the total transparent sky cover is 0.5% or more, or when surface-based obscuring phenomena are classed as partial obscuration (that is, they obscure 0.9% or less of the sky) and no layer aloft is reported as broken or overcast.

"Just fly your life. Do what you can, have self-accountability, have self-awareness and go out there and dream big. Have a passion, pursue excellence in it."

Source: USAF Major Nicole Malachowski, encouraging attendees of the recent Women In Aviation conference to apply the well-known saying "just fly the plane" into their everday lives.