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April 11, 2014

Airborne 04.11.14: Lear 85 Flies, FAA v UAVs-Again, CAMA Demands Medical Oversight of GA

Also: Mooney Rebirth, Barnstorming: Lessons From Lakeland, Another Airport Under Attack By NIMBY Politico, Solar Impulse2!

The Learjet 85 aircraft has successfully completed its first flight that marks the start of the aircraft’s flight test program leading up to the first customer delivery. The flight departed from Wichita-Mid Continent International Airport and lasted approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes. Once again the FAA has gone after drone flying as if they actually had regulations to control it. Only last month, an NTSB judge ruled that the FAA did not have control over drone flights because they have not gone through a regulatory process to control them. The Civil Aviation Medical Association (CAMA) representing doctors who perform FAA medical exams, are pushing b

Aero-TV: Ramping Up -- The Eclipse 550 Is Delivering

The ‘Little Jet That Could’ Is Coming Back Strong

At Sun ‘n Fun 2014 ANN CEO and Editor-In-Chief, Jim Campbell had the chance to visit an airplane that almost anybody would love to own. He spoke with Mason Holland, the CEO of Eclipse Aerospace and got a look at the Eclipse 550 personal jet. It might be appropriate to call the Eclipse 550 “The little jet that could.” Designed from the ground up as a single-pilot personal-use jet, the Eclipse got off to a rough start because of corporate and management problems; early problems were not the fault of the airplane. Under the new management the airplane that has always been good is now better.

Airborne 04.11.14: Lear 85 Flies, FAA v UAVs-Again, CAMA Demands Med Oversight

Also: Mooney Rebirth, Barnstorming: Lessons From Lakeland, Another Airport Under Attack By NIMBY Politico, Solar Impulse2!

The Learjet 85 aircraft has successfully completed its first flight that marks the start of the aircraft’s flight test program leading up to the first customer delivery. The flight departed from Wichita-Mid Continent International Airport and lasted approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes. Once again the FAA has gone after drone flying as if they actually had regulations to control it. Only last month, an NTSB judge ruled that the FAA did not have control over drone flights because they have not gone through a regulatory process

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Klyde Morris 04.11.2014

But They're Always So Insightful And Well-Informed, Klyde

FMI: www.klydemorris.com

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Aero-News: Quote Of The Day (04.11.14)

"This is the final step for a NASA mission to go from paper to product. This confirms that the final design is ready to start the build-up towards launch.” Source: Gordon Johnston, OSIRIS-REx program executive at NASA Headquarters, Washington, DC.

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ANN's Daily Aero-Term (04.11.14): Multi-Function Display (MFD)

Small screen (CRT or LCD) in an aircraft that can be used to display information to the pilot in numerous configurable ways. Often an MFD will be used in concert with a primary flight display.

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ANN's Daily Aero-Linx (04.11.14)

Civil Air Patrol

The auxiliary of the US Air Force, with over 56,000 members, including 27,000 cadets ages 12-21. With around 1,700 units, the CAP operates the world's largest fleet of single-engine, piston aircraft (535), and an extensive communications network.

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