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September 03, 2014

FAA Extends Comment Period On Hangar-Use Policy

Agency Grants Extension Requests From EAA, CAF, Others

The FAA will allow an additional 30 days to comment on its proposed hangar-use policy under an extension granted Tuesday following multiple requests from the GA community.

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Carter Aviation Technologies Seeks Investors For PAV Prototype

AAI Corp Pulls Licensing Agreement Due To Delays, Funding Issues

Carter Aviation Technologies, which has been working to build a prototype of its Personal Air Vehicle (PAV) is looking for investors after its initial supporter pulled out of the licensing agreement that was funding development of the aircraft.

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Art Scholl Aviation Ends 36 Year Run At Rialto Airport

Final Fly-In Held As The Business Passes Into The History Books With The Airport Soon To Follow

About 100 pilots quietly held an impromptu fly-in at Rialto Airport (L67) Sunday to mark the passing of two of the industry's institutions; Art Scholl Aviation and the airport itself.

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GAMA Welcomes Mahindra Aerospace, Hutchinson North America

Companies Sign On As New Members To The Association

The Executive Committee and the Board of Directors of GAMA have approved Mahindra Aerospace and Hutchinson North America as new members of the association. GAMA now has 89 members.

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Five Fatally Injured In Colorado Accident

Plane Went Down Near Erie Municipal Airport

Five people aboard a Piper PA-46 airplane were fatally injured when it went down northwest of the main runway of Erie Municipal Airport (KEIK) near Denver, CO Sunday.

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Young Eagles Pilot Appreciation Sweepstakes Winners Announced

Aerobatic Training, Seaplane Rating Among The Prizes Awarded

Some lucky EAA pilots will receive aerobatic training, a seaplane rating, and an aviation watch after being named winners in the Young Eagles Pilot Appreciation Sweepstakes. The sweepstakes was organized by EAA Young Eagles Chairman Sean D. Tucker to show his appreciation for EAA volunteer pilots who generously give their time flying Young Eagles.

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AD: Technify Motors GmbH Reciprocating Engines

AD NUMBER: 2014-17-03

PRODUCT: Certain Technify Motors GmbH (type certificate previously held by Thielert Aircraft Engines GmbH) TAE 125-02-99 and TAE 125-02-114 reciprocating engines.

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AEA Announces Second-Quarter 2014 Avionics Market Report

Total Sales Exceed $652 Million For Three-Month Period

The Aircraft Electronics Association released its second-quarter 2014 Avionics Market Report. In the three-month period of April, May and June 2014, total worldwide business and general aviation avionics sales amounted to $652,127,054.68.

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Santa Monica Continues To Try To Avoid Grant-Assurance Obligations

NBAA: FAA Should Block City's Latest Request To Dismiss The Part 16 Petition

On Aug. 28, NBAA and several other parties joined in calling upon the FAA to deny the latest move by the city of Santa Monica to side-step grant-assurance obligations involved with the operation of embattled Santa Monica Municipal Airport (KSMO).

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Search Suspended For Pilot Down In The Atlantic Ocean

Had Departed From Waukesha, WI En Route To Manassas, VA

The Coast Guard suspended its search at 11:30 a.m. Sunday for the pilot of a Cirrus SR22 airplane that went down Saturday approximately 51 miles southeast of Chincoteague Island.

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AeroSports Update: The Lee Bottom Wood, Tailwheels & Fabric Fly-In

The Lee Bottom Fly-In Will Welcome Visitors September 19 Through 21, And Event Organizers Are Finding A Better Way To Get The Job Done

After several years of rainouts, storm damage, and time off for the owners, the Lee Bottom Fly-In located on the banks of the Ohio River in southern Indiana is coming back. In the process, things are changing. A reduction of expenses and improved efficiency are chief among them.

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