Lockheed Martin announced Wednesday completion of the software
development phase for a much-needed Federal Aviation Administration
(FAA) program to modernize the US air traffic control system.
The National Association of Flight Instructors (NAFI) has
announced their Master CFIs for December 2005. To help put this
achievement in its proper perspective, there are approximately
87,000 CFIs in the United States -- and fewer than 500 of them have
earned the Master designation thus far.
One of the most difficult tasks we face each year comes in the form
of our Annual 'Best of Breed' selections. Formerly announced at
Oshkosh, we decided to fold these announcements into our Year-End
Wrap-Up in order to take advantage of the rest of the year's events
and input, as well as to make such an announcement truly
representative of the full year.
We'd like to be optimists about this, but let's face it: odds
are, you're not going to win the stunning 2005 AOPA Commander 112A
the organization is set to give away later this year. You can,
however, set your sights (and dreams) on the organization's latest
sweepstakes plane: a 1967 Piper Cherokee Six 260.
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