Reminds Drone Users To Keep Their Aircraft On The Ground During And After The Storm
The FAA closely monitors forecasted hurricanes and severe weather events and prepares FAA facilities and equipment to withstand storm damage. The agency prepares and protects air traffic control facilities along the projected storm path so operations can quickly resume after the hurricane passes. Enabling flights to resume quickly is critical to support disaster relief efforts.
Florida-Based Pilots Have Transported Evacuees From South Florida And Puerto Rico
Angel Flight Southeast, a network of approximately 650 volunteer pilots, is already flying missions to help victims of Hurricane Irma in the Caribbean as well as with Florida evacuation efforts. Flights will continue through Saturday, as weather conditions al low, to transport people out of the path of the storm.
Petitioner Says The Word 'Reciprocating' Should Be Removed From LSA Rules
A flight school attached to Tomorrow's Aeronautical Museum in southern California has posted a petition on Change.org asking the FAA to authorize flight training in the Pipistrel Alpha electric airplane.
Web-Based Platform Designed For Multiple Scenarios
Sutton Integrated has released MARS, a new technology designed for private and fractional aircraft owners, flight departments, and charter operators, that will aide in efforts to provide transparency to aircraft owners.
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