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April 16, 2010

Venice, FL City Council Gives Up On Airport Downsizing Plan

Will Work On A "Hybrid" Plan To Shift Runway Safety Zone Away From Houses

More than two years of discussion over a plan to downgrade the Venice, Florida airport has yielded very little, as the city council voted Tuesday to not forward the plan on to the FAA.

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Hot Enough For Ya? Cirrus Plans A/C For SR20

Certification Expected In September

As most places are celebrating the spring thaw, Cirrus Aircraft is looking ahead to much warmer weather. The company says it plans to offer air conditioning as a factory-installed option in its SR20 line sometime in September.

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From Cell Phone To Security Sniffer

DHS Funds Research To Turn Smart Phones Into Personal Security Devices

The Department of Homeland Security has gotten initial funding for research which could eventually turn your iPhone into a chemical detection device that would automatically call authorities when it senses a dangerous substance.

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Classic Aero-TV: Dream of the Boeing 40C - Addison Pemberton’s 26-Year Quest

Addison Pemberton Revives an 80-Year Old Aviation Legacy

Addison Pemberton is no stranger to rare aviation restorations.  Having learned to fly at the age of 15, Pemberton spent most of his adolescent years surrounded by exceptional antique aircraft including Howards, Travel Airs, Wacos, and Stearmans. 

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Details Emerge In Arrest Of NAFI Executive Director Jason Blair

Accused Of Embezzlement While Manager Of Hastings City/Barry County Airport

Jason Blair, the Executive Director of NAFI, was arrested earlier this month and charged with embezzlement. The charge stems from some 2,510 gallons of fuel that allegedly went unpaid while he was the manager of the Hastings City/Barry County Airport in Michigan.

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Pelton Calls On GA To Take A Firmer Stance On The Environment

Cessna's CEO Issues Aviation Industry-Wide Call To Action

Cessna Chairman, President and CEO Jack Pelton issued a call to action urging the general aviation community to take a leadership role in defining solutions to environmental issues so that responsible stewardship works in conjunction with economic considerations required for industry growth.

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