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All News

February 24, 2011

Yingling Aviation Appointed As A Cessna Sales Team Authorized Representative

Company Based At Mid-Continent Airport Will Represent Cessna Single-Engine Piston Aircraft

Midwest GA pilots considering a Cessna have a new dealer to visit. The legacy planemaker has added Yingling Aviation of Wichita, KS, as a Cessna Sales Team Authorized Representative for single-engine piston aircraft.

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New Florida Airport Raises Concerns About Some GA Businesses

Airport ED Says Some Are Flying Without Meeting Safety Requirements

The Executive Director of the new Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport in Bay County says some of the GA businesses there may be operating without meeting safety requirements or necessary contracts.

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Classic Aero-TV: Women in Aviation Pt 2 - Attendees Discuss Aviation Advancement

WAI Conference Attendees Offer Their Perspectives on the Aviation Industry

ANN E-I-C Note: By the time that you read this, ANN and Aero-TV personnel will be in Reno, NV, for the 22nd Annual Women In Aviation Conference... we are looking forward to this year's event more than ever since we will be announcing the two winners of the first scholarships we will be offering in memory of Vicki and we're THRILLED with the two women who impressed us so much that we decided they were tops on our list. Whil

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Deputy FAA Administrator Michael Huerta Sees 'Something Wonderful' In Wichita

Speaking To A Town Hall Meeting, Says GA Is 'Alive And Well'

In a keynote speech to a recent town hall meeting in Wichita, FAA Deputy Administrator Michael Huerta offered encouragement to workers at Cessna, calling Wichita "just the kind of place the President had in mind during the State of the Union address a few weeks ago."

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CAE Is ACSFs First Champion Of Aviation Safety - Sustaining Member

Presentation Will Be Made At Safety Symposium In March

The Air Charter Safety Foundation (ACSF) is pleased to recognize CAE as its first "Champion of Safety" sustaining member. ACSF says the corporation has shown its commitment to the foundation's vision of enhancing and improving safety through its support and generous financial donation.

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Centurion Adds Service Centers For Diesel Engines

Company Claims 75 Service Centers In The U.S.

The service network for Centurion Aircraft Engines was strengthened Tuesday by the appointment of several new FBOs, primarily in North America, along with Scheiling Aircraft Service which was named the 40th Service Center in Germany.

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Odd Twist In Cory Lidle Case

Lidle's Lawyers Question Credibility Of Shuttle Pilot As Defense Witness

Attorneys for the widow of Cory Lidle, the New York Yankees pitcher who was fatally injured in an accident in 2006 on New  York's Upper East Side, say the jury in the case should not hear about former astronaut Robert "Hoot" Gibson's career at NASA as a shuttle pilot when he testifies in the case.

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