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January 05, 2016

NTSB Needs Accident Investigators In Alaska

Two Positions Open Following Staff Departures

There are two openings for NTSB accident investigators in Alaska for positions left vacant by the departure of two of the state's four investigators.

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FAA Administrator Says 2015 Was A Year Of Safety And Continued Modernization

Agency Preparing The Way For Integration Of Small UAVs In The National Airspace

The FAA made significant progress this year as we continued to modernize and streamline the nation’s air traffic system while also preparing the way for small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) to safely play a growing role in aviation, according to administrator Michael Huerta.

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Congress On Short Deadline For FAA Reauthorization

Has Less That Three Months Before Continuing Resolution For Funding Expires

Legislators say they are focused on getting an FAA reauthorization bill through Congress before the March 30 expiration date of the continuing resolution funding the FAA, but significant issues remain to be resolved.

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Tracey Curtis-Taylor Completes U.K.-To-Australia Flight

Adventurer/Pilot Will Speak At WAI Conference On March

Tracey Curtis-Taylor successfully completed her United Kingdom to Australia flight on January 1, 2016, recreating a pioneering 1930 solo flight by Amy Johnson. Tracey departed Farnborough airport on October 1, 2015, on her solo flight in a 1942 Boeing Stearman named the Spirit of Artemis. The flight covered 13,000 miles, including 50 legs, crossing 23 countries.

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