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July 04, 2005

Phil Boyer's Fourth Of July Message

Thinking Freedom -- On The Ground And In The Sky

(We read with great interest AOPA President Phil Boyer's Fourth of July remarks and thought you'd want to do so as well. -- ed.) As we wind up a long weekend and celebrate our country's independence, I'd like to ask each of you to take a minute to think about our freedoms and what it takes to keep them alive.

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BRS Loses $3.4M Verdict

In a lawsuit filed by Charles F. Parsons and Aerospace Marketing, Inc., a Florida jury found that Ballistic Recovery Systems, Inc., committed a breach of a contract related to the GARD-150 product and failed to perform its obligations under a contract related to the GARD-172 and awarded the plaintiffs approximately $3.4 million in damages.

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Memos From DiamondFest 2005 (Part Two)

Extensive travels and a breakneck schedule have kept us from filing some more updates from our recent excursion to London, Ontario, for the second annual rendition of DiamondFest.

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Vimy Goes The Distance

Fore!

Steve Fossett and Mark Rebholz successfully flew the Vickers Vimy for just over 18 hours across the Atlantic to land on an Irish golf course. The flight departed from Newfoundland at 1919 hrs Saturday and arrived in Ireland at 1704 hrs Sunday.

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Camp David Airspace Violated

Aviate, Navigate, Communicate

A pilot of a Cessna violated restricted airspace around Camp David Saturday, and the pilot was questioned and released. The aircraft was intercepted about eight miles from the presidential retreat by two F-16 fighters around 2245 Saturday.

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Spectrum Aircraft Corporation Introduces VLT

High Performance Very Light Twin

Spectrum Aircraft Corporation of Florida just introduced the A-36 "Vulcan", a brand new two-seat, twin-engine sport plane. Commissioned by Spectrum, the new Vulcan was designed and engineered by Aeroprakt Ltd.

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Washington TFR: Until Further Notice

NOTAM:  5/5411  Issued:  07/04/2005 00:30  Effective:  Immediately - Until Further Notice  State:  WA  Facility:  ZSE - SEATTLE (ARTCC),AUBURN,WA.  Type:  HAZARDS  Description:  WINTHROP WA. 

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