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August 09, 2013

Senator Udall, Governor Martinez To Attend General Aviation Jobs Rally

Event To Be Held August 12 In Albuquerque

GAMA, in partnership with Aspen Avionics, Bendix/King by Honeywell and Eclipse Aerospace, will hold a rally celebrating general aviation’s (GA) contributions to the economy on August 12. Governor Susana Martinez, U.S. Senator Tom Udall and Albuquerque Mayor Richard Berry will be the featured speakers.

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NTSB Says Fatally Injured Pilot Was Attempting An Aerobatic Maneuver

Accident Occurred Near Georgetown, SC

The NTSB has released a preliminary report from an accident which occurred July 29 about 1320 EDT which resulted in the fatal injury of the pilot.

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Evidence Suggests That AOPA May Soon Be Led by Another 'Baker'

Reports Mount That CEO/Pilot Mark Baker May Get The Nod To Lead AOPA

OK... the rumor mill has been a bit interesting this week as a few names finally started circulating about potential new leadership for the AOPA. While multiple reports leaving Oshkosh suggested that Scott's Miracle Gro's Jim Hagedorn (which got some favorable comments... though many also noted that Hagedorn may have been too much of a maverick to pass the AOPA Board's muster) may have been asked to lead the stumbling organization, several highly placed sources now indicate that another veteran of Scott's is the guy who actually is getting the nod... specifically, Mark R. Baker, a pilot currently leading Orchard Supply Hardware.

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Aero-Caption Contest Winner Is An 'Angel'

We Wonder If Jack Was Actually Thinking Any Of These Things

Well, after much consideration and deliberation, we have a winner for ANN's Aero-Caption contest, and it is "heavenly"

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NTSB Released Factual Report In Superstition Mountains Accident

Six Fatally Injured When Rockwell 690A Impacted Terrain

The NTSB has released its factual report in an accident which occurred November 23, 2011 that resulted in the fatal injury of six people aboard a Rockwell International (Aero Commander) 690A airplane which was destroyed when it impacted terrain in the Superstition Mountains near Apache Junction, Arizona.

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New VFR Charts App Introduced By Jeppesen

Wow! It Will Be Fun To Actually Have Current VFR Charts!

Never fly with outdated charts again. Bob Belcher, of Jeppesen, explained at AirVenture that Jeppesen has an integrated digital mapping app that greatly increases the efficiency of using the iPad in the cockpit, which means less “head down” time in the cockpit when navigating VFR.

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