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July 30, 2010

Red Bull Air Racing To Take One-Year Haitus

Break Will Allow Reorganization, Technological Advancements In Aircraft Safety

The racing series which has been touted as being very positive for sport aviation has announced a one-year hiatus while they reorganize and look at safety improvements to the aircraft.

ANN Daily Aero-Briefing: 07.30.10

Icon decides to do away with flaps.
Liberty Aerospace will supply composite structures for the A5.
And Cessna says we'll see an electric SkyHawk.

ANN Daily Touch-And-Go: 07.30.10

Icon decides to do away with flaps.
Liberty Aerospace will supply composite structures for the A5.
And Cessna says we'll see an electric SkyHawk.

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Weather Elements Included In The New FliteStar Version Includes AIRMETs, SIGMETs

Also Announces New Flitestar Version For Enhanced Weather Data

Jeppesen has introduced an avionics data solution to support leading light sport and experimental aircraft original equipment manufacturer (OEM) providers, including Advanced Flight Systems, Dynon Avionics, Garmin and MGL Avionics.

French Pilot Crosses Atlantic To See AirVenture 2010

With sun-bleached hair and sparkling blue eyes, the smile on his face is almost as wide as the blade span on his homebuilt helicopter. He's funny. He's cryptic--in a Willy Wonka kinda way.

One-Off Vehicle Auctioned During EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2010

Ford Motor Company's one-of-a-kind, aviation-themed 2011 Ford Mustang raised $375,000 for the Young Eagles organization at an auction Thursday evening.

Phil Condit Joins ICON Aircraft Board Of Directors

Former Boeing CEO Goes From Heavy Jets To LSA's

ICON Aircraft announced Wednesday that Phil Condit, former Chief Executive Officer of Boeing, has joined its board of advisors. Condit brings over 40 years of aviation experience to ICON.

Welcome to Aero-TV's daily update from Airventure 2010, for Thursday, July 29th.

ANN's Jim Campbell offered some personal memories in introducing the Vicki Cruse Memorial Scholarship. John L. Petersen, President and founder of The Arlington Institute, announced two notable changes to the board of The Lindbergh Foundation.

IndUS Aviation Announces A Partnership With Chinese To Provide Aircraft For China and Other Countries

Dallas-based IndUS Aviation has signed an agreement with Chinese investors and officials to move production of the Thorpedo LSA from the current plant in Dallas, Texas to the new LuYangHu General Aviation Development in Weinan Municipality, Shaanxi Provence, China.