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January 11, 2012

FAA Introduces Mobile Service For iOS, Android Devices

Access Many Popular Portions Of FAA.Gov From Your Phone Or Tablet

The FAA has rolled out a service for iOS and Android mobile devices to give pilots and other access to the FAA.gov website from their phones or tablets.

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Patient Attempts Leap From Air Ambulance

Injured Man Restrained, Transferred To Ground Ambulance

Air ambulance work involves difficult missions, but a crew taking an injured man to a South Carolina hospital had an unusual added issue when the patient reportedly tried to jump from their helicopter in flight.

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Lauerman Promises Easy Transition As Greenway Takes Charge At Avemco

Long-Time Avemco Boss Will Play Active Role Over Next 18 months

ANN has had the chance to follow up on Monday's somewhat surprising news that Jim Lauerman was giving up the top seat as President of Avemco -- with former AOPA staffer JJ Greenway taking over. During a Tuesday afternoon chat, Lauerman noted that the transition has been under consideration "for some time" and will allow him to remain at Avemco for the next 6 months in order to give Greenway every possible assistance in taking over the aviation insurance juggernaut. In addition to the time he has committed to staying at Avemco, Lauerman will remain available to Avemco for another 12 months in a consulting role, after he which he admits he 'might really retire.'

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Bell Will Assemble New Commercial Helo In US

Decision Reflects Expectations For Winding Down Of V-22 Program

For about the last 20 years, Bell Helicopter has built all its new commercial helicopters in Canada. But an internal company e-mail Monday announced a break from that trend, saying that a new helicopter code-named Magellan will be built in Amarillo, Texas.

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Twin Lawsuits Filed In ID Helo Crash

Complicated Litigation Involves At Least Nine Parties

The insurance industry is watching as two Idaho Department of Fish and Game biologists litigate over injuries they suffered in a helicopter crash which occurred during a project to put tracking collars on wildlife. The Insurance Journal reports the lawsuit seeks compensation for the loss of the helicopter, loss of reputation, investigation costs, loss of earnings and business disruption.

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Pair Flying Ditched Cirrus Were On A Medical Mission To Haiti

Doctor Says He Will Definitely Have Another Airplane

The doctor and his daughter who ditched their Cirrus off the coast of Andros Island in the Bahamas Saturday are continuing their medical mission to Haiti ... albeit on a commercial flight.

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