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August 18, 2010

NTSB Appoints Alfonso J. Montano Administrative Law Judge

Previously Held Similar Posts With HHS, SSI

NTSB Chairman Deborah A.P. Hersman on Monday announced the appointment of Alfonso J. Montano as an Administrative Law Judge for the agency.

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Embry-Riddle Aerospace Engineering Program Ranked Tops Again

U.S. News Media Group Says Program Is "Best in Nation" For An 11th Straight Year

For the 11th year in a row, the annual "America's Best Colleges" guide published by U.S. News Media Group has ranked Embry-Riddle's aerospace engineering program #1 in the nation and has also named ERAU to the top tier of universities granting mainly bachelor's and master's degrees.

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Aero-TV: Steel Aviation Inc -- The Ins and Outs of Buying/Selling Aircraft

Its One Of The Biggest Purchases In A Pilot's Lifetime... So Why Not Learn From The Pros?

A little over a year and half ago, we undertook the biggest purchase of our lives... more expensive than any house we've ever owned, we cast fate to the wind and sunk a huge chunk of cash in a Cirrus SR22 G3 Turbo demo bird... and while it wasn't the only time we've ever bought an airplane, it was definitely the scariest. Simply put, we'd NEVER spent that kind of money before... and the ability to consult with a number of experienced pros (like Jaime Steel) was the only reason the whole deal ultimately came off.

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Ten-Day TFR Begins Over Martha's Vineyard Thursday

President Obama Will Be Vacationing On The Island

A VIP TFR is set to go into effect in airspace surrounding Martha's Vineyard Thursday, August 19th, and be in effect until the 29th, as President Barack Obama vacations with his family on the resort island.

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ELT Aboard Downed DeHavilland Otter Appears To Have Malfunctioned

NTSB Chair Hersman Confirms No Signal Was Received From 406-MHz Transponder

As authorities continue to look into the crash of the DeHavilland DCH-T3 Otter which went down in Alaska last week, there is a good possibility that there will be an investigation within an investigation. The accident killed former Senator Ted Stevens and four others.

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