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October 18, 2013

Updated: Thursday, Bloody Thursday.... Serious AOPA Layoffs Confirmed

Adam Smith, Other VPs Let Go, CAPCOM Killed, Other Programs Reportedly On Chopping Block

ANN Real-Time Update, 101813, 0530 ET: I don't think Katie Pribyl sleeps... we received the following update/clarification at 0328 ET-- "For further clarification, just two of the layoffs came from government affairs, three from the Center to Advance the Pilot Community and ones and twos from other various departments." Original Story, Filed 101713, 2044 ET: On the heels of what many called a truly lackluster final AOPA Summit, the axe has fallen at 421 Aviation Way... and the result is that at least a dozen AOPA staffers, many high-ranking VPs and what were thought to be critical personne

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Aviation Industry Welcomes End Of Partial Government Shutdown

Advocacy Groups Caution That Impacts May Be Felt For Some Time To Come

With members of Congress finally agreeing to a continuing resolution that will at least suspend the partial government shutdown and allow the debt ceiling to rise, national aviation advocacy groups say the news is welcome, but that it may be some time before things return to normal.

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Raisbeck Aviation High School Opens Doors On Museum Of Flight Campus

One-Of-A-Kind School Celebrates New Home In Unique Educational Environment

Raisbeck Aviation High School (RAHS), in collaboration with The Museum of Flight and Highline Public Schools, celebrated the grand opening of its new campus on the grounds of The Museum of Flight Thursday.

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Medallion Foundation To Offer Aviation Safety Audits Worldwide

Alaska Organization Created To Help Reduce Aircraft Accidents In The State

Alaska’s Medallion Foundation is now expanding its services and offerings worldwide. The organization provides aviation safety audits, safety training and programs tailored to individual companies’ needs. The Medallion Foundation was developed to reduce aviation accidents in Alaska by fostering a new safety culture using and promoting elevated safety standards.

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