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August 20, 2012

ANN Daily Aero-Briefing: 08.20.12

Hackers Warn of Next Gen’s Vulnerability…

Cessna Extends the Projected Range of the Citation Latitude – Again.

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Aero-TV: Introducing The RV-14 -- Maturing The 'RV' Equation

Surprise Hit of Oshkosh Represents Van's Continuing Design Evolution

The newest airplane from Van’s Aircraft continues and improves on the legacy of the most successful side-by-side two-seat kit aircraft in history: Van’s RV-6, RV-7, RV-9 and RV-12. But Vans says the RV-14 is different. The RV-14 sits tall. The upright seating position and large bubble canopy provide superb visibility in all directions. The large cabin (as wide as many four-seat airplanes) is truly roomy. Lots of headroom, lots of legroom, lots of room between the seats. Big people will like this airplane!

Multi-Million-Dollar System Designed To Detect Low-And-Slow Aircraft

The Customs and Border Protection division of the Department of Homeland Security has awarded a contract worth nearly $100 million to SRC Tec of New York for an aircraft detection system designed to pick up ultralight aircraft that may be crossing the U.S. border carrying drugs.

Initial Investigation Finds No Evidence Of 'Suspicious Circumstances'

A man skydiving in the UK suffered an apparent heart attack during a jump Thursday, prompting an investigation by local authorities and the British Skydiving Association.