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August 04, 2009

OSHA Focuses Inspection Program On Safety For ATC Personnel

Monitors Emergency Procedures For Control Tower Workers

The safety of airport traffic control tower personnel is the focus of an inspection targeting program titled "Federal Aviation Administration's Airport Traffic Control Tower Monitoring Program," which monitors how workers clear a control tower in case of fire and other emergencies.

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Two Escape From Greek Prison With Help From A Helicopter

The Second Such Escape For One Of The Inmates

It looked a bit like a scene from a movie.  A helicopter hovered over a Greek prison while two inmates climbed onto rope ladders and were pulled out  of the facility. Though guards fired at the aircraft, they escaped apparently unharmed. But it was very real and the men remain at large.

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'Through The Fence' Case Could Affect Orcas Island, WA Taxpayers

FAA Says Airport Must Be Fenced, Or Risk Losing Capital Improvement Funds

An ongoing problem between the FAA and Orcas Island, Washington may mean either pilots will lose "through the fence" access to the airport, or the community may have to raise taxes for airport improvements.

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Comp Air Moving Forward With New Turboprop

Hope To Have Certification By 2012

Comp Air Aviation announced Monday that despite hard economic times, they are on track to certify the Comp Air 12, a single engine turboprop, by the first quarter of 2012. Although efforts have slowed, the company says they continue to work towards full certification. 

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