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August 09, 2011

John Knox Bridges Attempts Suicide, Survives In Critical Condition

Had Been Accused Of Stealing Thousands Of Dollars From The Lindbergh Foundation, Other Aviation Interests

John Knox Bridges, who at one time was the president of The Lindbergh Foundation, shot himself in the torso Friday, according to authorities in Salisbury, NC. Police Chief Rory Collins told the Charlotte Observer that Bridges had sent a note to a neighbor Thursday morning which was "worded in such a way that everyone knew he was planning to commit suicide."

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Septuagenarian Busted Obama TFR

75-Year-Old Thought F-16s Were Just Admiring Her Cute J3 Cub

President Obama's 50th birthday wasn't a good day for 75-year-old Myrtle Rose, who flew her blue J3 Cub into the Chicago area TFR set up for the president's birthday party.

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FAA Offers New Guidance On Aviation Fuel, Oil Specs

New Advisory Circular AC 20-24C The Result Of 11-Month Process

The FAA has responded to a rapid increase in the pace of development of alternative fuels for aircraft with AC 20-24C, an updated version of a 25-year-old advisory circular.

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NTSB Recommendations To FAA Address Aircraft Fuel Additives

If Additives Are Required, Board Says Flight Manuals Should Say So

The NTSB has issued a series of recommendations to the FAA dealing with certification requirements for aircraft requiring fuel additives, including fuel system icing inhibitors. The board says those limitations should be highlighted by a warning in the limitations section of the airplane flight manual.

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Aero-TV: AEROLEDS -- Lighting The Way to a Brighter Future

The Aviation World Survives and Grows (Slowly, But Surely) Due To Innovators Like These

AeroLEDs was formed in 2005 'with the intent to redefine aviation lighting as it existed for the last 50 years. With great attention to engineering function balanced with due consideration to product form, we have redefined the expectations of what and how aircraft lighting will be judged.'

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DeKalb Aviation Rebuffed In Federal Court

Operator Of FBO Fails In Premise That Lockout By Landlord Violated Fourth Amendment

A federal complaint by DeKalb Aviation in Illinois, which claimed its Constitutional protections against unreasonable search and seizure under The Fourth Amendment were violated by the City of DeKalb back in December, has had its lawsuit dismissed.

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