Even Non-Canadian Registered Aircraft Operating In Canada Must
Carry Correct ELT
After 12 years of debate, consultation and negotiation,
Transport Canada has decided to mandate new ELTs that broadcast on
406 MHz for most aircraft flying in Canadian airspace, including
private aircraft (Canadian and foreign).
Only Committee Member To Represent General Aviation
Cessna President and CEO Jack Pelton has been named by U.S.
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood to the department's Future of
Aviation advisory committee, the company announced Thursday.
A Boston area flight school, Norwood Flight Academy, was
awarded the FAA's Part 141 designation on Thursday. The Part
141 Air Agency Certificate was presented by FAA inspector, Bob
Berlin.
Test Pilot, Rob Johnson, Introduces the Newly Certified DA42
NG
On April 10th, 2010, Diamond Aircraft announced the FAA
certification of the company's latest development, the DA42 NG. In
addition, the certification approved both IFR and FIKI
operations.
ANN has learned that a judge has dismissed all charges against
Jason Blair, the Executive Director of the National Association of
Flight Instructors, which stemmed from a allegations of
embezzlement at an airport where he had been manager.
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