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September 20, 2011

Idaho Declares September 'General Aviation Appreciation Month'

Governor Otter: Community Airports "Play A Critical Role" In The Lives Of Idaho Residents

Idaho Governor C.L. “Butch” Otter has declared September “General Aviation Appreciation Month” in Idaho. The proclamation was issued September 1 in the state capitol of Boise. “The economic effect of general aviation in Idaho is over $429 million,” the governor states in his official proclamation, “and over 23,000 residents owe their jobs to aviation in [this state].”

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St. Augustine, FL Airport To Get Taxiway Upgrade

FAA Approves $6.19 Million For The Project

The FAA has approved a $6.19 million AIP grant for a taxiway improvement project at Northeast Florida Regional Airport. The award was announced late last week by House Transportation Committee chair John Mica (R-FL).

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Wichita Aviation Companies Back Interactive Museum Aviation Pavilion

Exploration Place To Overhaul Flight Exhibits With Help From Local Businesses

Wichita's "Exploration Place" interactive museum raising money for a renovation of its flight pavilion, and it's getting help from of some of the city's best-known companies.

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Aero-TV: Redbird's XWind -- Revolutionizing Crosswind Training

Bringing A New Approach to The Age-Old Problem Of Teaching Crosswind Landings

In the decades (yeesh, I'm getting old) that I've been flying as a CFI, there are few skills more difficult to teach a new pilot than dealing with the vagaries of a cross wind approach. It's a tough skill to tutor because it takes so long to set up each landing and there are a myriad of tasks to accomplish during each takeoff and preparation for landing that the learning retention can often take a dive. In really good conditions, a clear pattern, no tower, and few distractions, you'd be lucky to get 5 or 6 landings in each hour... and that is IF you can find the right conditions to challenge

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FAA Updates NYC UN TFR

Flight Restrictions Over Much Of The Area Through Wednesday

The FAA has updated the TFR in place for the United Nations General Assembly to cover much of the metropolitan area through Wednesday afternoon and evening.

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