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January 19, 2010

Students Begin Nation's First Aviation Ph.D. Program At Embry-Riddle

Three-Year Research-Intensive Program Tackles Major Issues In Aviation And Aerospace.

Eleven students have begun course work in a pioneering Ph.D. in Aviation program offered by Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University ... the only one in the nation.

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Aero-TV: Safety Tip of the Week – Tom Turner, Avoiding Landing Gear Mishaps

Turner Describes Some of the Most Common Gear-Related Accidents

Tom Turner, Manager of Technical Services for the American Bonanza Society and leading instructor for FlightSafety, Bonanza’s international pilot training program, has dedicated significant effort to understanding what factors lead to simple, but dangerous piloting mistakes.

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Aero-TV: Penalty-Free Deployment – Insurance Adjusts CAPS Deductible

Dale Klapmeier Explains Key Insurance Policy Changes for Cirrus Safety

Early in his flying career, Alan Klapmeier survived a mid-air collision; the event inspired Klapmeier to find a viable safety solution for other pilots in similar emergency situations.  After thorough research and development, Cirrus premiered the Cirrus Airframe Parachute System (CAPS).

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NTSB Releases Preliminary Report In Hawaii Fatal Accident

Pilot Apparently Proceeded VFR Into IFR Conditions

The NTSB has released its preliminary report into an accident in which a Piper PA-32 impacted a mountainside while on approach to Honolulu International Airport. The accident killed the 61-year-old pilot and his 20 year old son. 

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GA Steps In To Help In Haiti

Bahamas Habitat Delivering Relief With Private Aircraft

Bahamas Habitat announced Monday their aviation relief operation is "up and running" to Haiti. 

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Uproar Over Lease Changes At Little Rock Airport Meeting

Crowd Rallies Against Short Leases And Facility Seizures

The North Little Rock Airport Commission may have been surprised when their meeting last week was attended by about 40 owners, operators, and aviation supporters. 

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