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September 04, 2011

Feds Warn of Nondescript Terrorist Threat Via Small Aircraft

Despite Studies Suggesting GA Makes For A Poor Weapon System, DHS and FBI Publish Warnings

OK... let the pre-9/11 anniversary paranoia begin! A Friday missive credited to both the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security is warning the nation's security forces to be alert for a possible threat to the nation via small aircraft. While admitting that there is no specific or even credible threat yet defined (or accompanied by any real evidence), that hasn't kept the Feds from ratcheting up the paranoia factor and implicating a weapon system that, at best, would make for a pretty poor mode of attack -- namely small airplanes.

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Lawsuits Against CA Balloonists Dropped

But Defending Against JCM Litigation Has Closed Some Down

Hot air balloonists in California have achieved what may be a hollow victory over JCM Farming, Inc. of Solana Beach. In an apparent effort to impose its own restrictions on the use of airspace above its facility, the company filed lawsuits against hot air balloon ride providers. After more than two years, on August 15th, the suits were dropped, but some of the plaintiffs say their businesses are gone.

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Gleim Announces New Course For IA Rating

'IATC' Is Conducted Online, Offers Free Study Unit Sample

Gleim has expanded its training curriculum for aviation maintenance with the addition of a new Inspection Authorization Training Course (IATC).

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