Last Seven Years Have Brought New Restrictions On Private
Pilots
In the wake of the September 11, 2001, tragedy, general aviation
security was immediately thrust into scrutiny. The Aircraft Owners
and Pilots Association says it worked with the pilot community, and
the federal government, in implementing numerous security measures
in response, even though general aviation had no role in the events
that morning.
Association Says House Is Longer Than It Should Be
It's been more than a year since Joe Woodard lost his wife,
Janise, and her infant son, Josiah, when a Cessna 310 owned by
NASCAR crashed into their home in Sanford, Florida while attempting
an emergency landing.
Cutter Aviation at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
recently announced its first installation of the new G600 retrofit
glass cockpit solution by Garmin. The Cutter avionics team
completed the retrofit on a Beechcraft Baron 55 on Friday,
September 5... and reports the G600 performed flawlessly through
all test flights and delivery to the owner.
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