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Sun Sep 12 2004 The FlightTimes
OUTRAGEOUS HOUSE BILL INTRODUCED THAT WOULD SEVERELY RESTRICT GENERAL AVIATION The Experimental Aircraft Association is urging its members and all aviation enthusiasts to contact their Congressional representatives and strongly oppose a newly introduced bill by Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY) This bill ( H.R. 5035 ) would require the Department of Homeland Security to create a method of screening all passengers and property on each flight of all passenger aircraft in the U.S., including general aviation aircraft of all types. It would also prohibit non-airline aircraft from flying within 1,500 feet of any structure or building, and prohibit non-airline aircraft from flying over any U.S. city with a population of 1 million or more. It would further require that pilots of all aircraft in U.S. airspace remain in contact with the Federal Aviation Administration, presumably by radio, regardless of altitude or location. "The extreme shortsightedness of this bill speaks for itself and completely counters the government's own security experts, who have continually stated that general aviation does not pose a significant security threat to the U.S.," said Doug Macnair, EAA's Vice President of Government Relations. "It's sad that the solemn anniversary of 9/11 terrorist attacks is being used to introduce this bill, which does nothing to enhance security and smacks of election-year grandstanding." With 17,000 landing facilities and nearly 200,000 aircraft in the United States, EAA maintains that it is inconceivable that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and FAA could ever fund and administer such a plan. DHS and the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) have repeatedly indicated that general aviation does not warrant such levels of security when compared to other transportation modes and threats. "We as a nation need to focus our limited resources on the most serious vulnerabilities and threats to our security," Macnair added. "TSA has made extensive studies of those threats and nowhere has that agency ever suggested such draconian measures as those proposed in this bill." People can express their opposition to this bill to their congressional representatives by finding their contact information at http://www.house.gov . For additional information please go to the EAA website at http://www.eaa.org .
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Click to see video GA security improved since September 11 Pilots play key role With the anniversary of the September 11, 2001, terror attacks falling on Saturday, the news media have already started reporting on our national security and vulnerabilities. Some of their stories have, and will, focus on aviation. General aviation security has improved significantly since September 11, and it's happened because of positive actions taken by the GA community. Heavy-handed government intervention hasn't been required. "I'm the ultimate optimist," said AOPA President Phil Boyer. "I think it's going to get better. We all have a duty to keep our eyes and ears open. And that's working." Referring to AOPA's Airport Watch and the toll-free 866/GA-SECUR(E) hotline, Boyer noted that the Transportation Security Administration is receiving some seven calls per day from pilots reporting possible suspicious activities. "That shows pilots are on the lookout. Recently three attempts were made to test the system, and the TSA was very pleased that all three were reported to the hotline. General aviation has changed proactively since 9/11." You can see a video clip with more of Phil Boyer's reflections on September 11 and its effect on general aviation [ low resolution high resolution ; broadband connection recommended] More on GA security AOPA working the Hill to defeat ridiculous GA security bill The moment word first leaked out that Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-N.Y.) wanted to impose security restrictions on general aviation that exceed even those of the airlines, AOPA's Legislative Affairs staff sprung into action, lobbying against the bill. "This is preposterous, unrealistic, and unnecessary," said AOPA President Phil Boyer. "General aviation is not a threat. The TSA has already said so. "The AOPA staff has outlined our strong opposition to the legislation in meetings with Republican and Democratic staff of the House aviation subcommittee. The association is also using its extensive network of relationships with key members of the subcommittee in fighting the bill." Weiner's bill, H.R. 5035, would mandate the same screening for all passengers and property aboard GA aircraft that is required for the airlines. It would also prohibit any aircraft other than an airliner from flying over cities with populations of 1 million or more, or operating within 1,500 feet of any building. "In light of everything that has already been done, requirements like those Rep. Weiner would impose would kill all of general aviation." (September 9) AOPA's advocacy deters unwarranted restriction at Michigan airport It will be business — or pleasure — as usual for pilots flying into Oakland/Troy Airport (7D2) during the Ryder Cup Tournament, thanks to a unified effort from AOPA's advocacy team. Chuck Griswold, Airport Support Network (ASN) volunteer at 7D2, and several other local AOPA members contacted AOPA when they discovered that officials in Troy planned to close the airport from 6 p.m. to 8 a.m. during the golf tournament next week. "We used every resource to reverse the planned nighttime closure of 7D2," said Bill Dunn, AOPA vice president of airports. "The local officials soon realized that their attempt to enhance security during the tournament was unwarranted and extreme." The airport is replacing the closure plan with AOPA's Airport Watch program . Volunteer pilots have begun signing up already for "watch times" at the airport. More on Ryder Cup restrictions AOPA forces changes in San Jose noise ordinance Capping a multi-year effort, AOPA successfully forced San Jose Norman Y. Mineta International Airport (SJC) to abandon its discriminatory, weight-based noise curfew. "We understand that noise is a growing issue with many airports, and we always encourage our members to be good neighbors, 'fly friendly,' and reduce their noise footprint," said Bill Dunn, AOPA vice president of airports.
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TMO packs it, tracks it in Afghanistan BAGRAM AIR BASE, Afghanistan (AFPN) In a combat zone, being able to track the exact location of critical outbound equipment is extremely important. Former AF museum collections chief convicted DAYTON, Ohio (AFPN) Scott Ferguson, 44, was found guilty of two crimes connected with the theft of a Peacekeeper armored car from the U.S. Air Force Museum at nearby Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Don't get caught in crook's 'phishing' net KEESLER AIR FORCE BASE, Miss. (AFPN) Fishing is an activity enjoyed by many people, but “phishing” is angling of another sort. Cope Thunder trains warfighters EIELSON AIR FORCE BASE, Alaska (AFPN) With more than 62,000 square miles of integrated training ranges, Alaska provides the perfect backdrop for Cope Thunder 04-02, a total-force exercise which runs through Aug. 27 Civilian leaders shown U.S. space capabilities COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AFPN) A trip inside the Cheyenne Mountain operations center highlighted an intensive look by civic leaders from throughout the United States into how the U.S. military is using the sky and space to protect the homeland against terrorism. School lunch prices increase for first time since 1995 DALLAS (AFPN) The price of a "full-priced meal" served in the Army and Air Force Exchange Service overseas school meal program will increase by 10 cents for the 2004 to 2005 school year -- the first increase in nine years. Airman named outstanding young American TULSA, Okla. (AFPN) An Airman stationed at Sembach Annex, Germany, was named one of the 2004 Ten Outstanding Young Americans by U.S. Junior Chamber officials here....
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E-LSA Operating Limitations and Light-Sport Repairman Training Take Center Stage in Oklahoma City... November 15 First Day to Submit Sport Pilot Student Applications... afs610comments@faa.gov... EAA Urges Members To Oppose Outrageous House Bill That Would Severely Restrict General Aviation... EAA's View: Three Years Removed From 9/11 - Where Does GA Stand? ... EAA Helps Warbird Owners Get On-Site Aircraft Operation Conversion Paperwork at Reno... FAA Sport Pilot Meetings Continue in Oklahoma City... EAA, others push for appropriate material for sport pilots... Pioneer Airport's Latest Addition... FAA Hosts Sport Pilot Implementation Meetings in Oklahoma City... EAA Staff representing members' interests... Sport Pilot Expo Site Survives Hurricane Frances... EAA AirVenture Museum Welcomes 'German Wings & Wheels Day' on Sept. 11... Celebrating Aviation's Good Ol' Days at EA
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Cockpit Concepts: September 5, 2004 Avoiding CFIT (Controlled Flight Into Terrain). In the last issue, Norm Komich wrote about high workload and resulting loss of situation awareness. One tragic result of diminished awareness is CFIT. Lives are lost when an aircraft in good working order impacts the terrain or ground obstacles. As I stated on the Aviation.Org website (Director's Letter), "this type of accident goes right to the heart of awareness, judgment and decision making." CFIT accidents have received a great deal of attention yet, statistically, the associated accident rate remains unchanged. Industry efforts not withstanding, "something is missing [as] the message is not getting to the cockpit." Perhaps we can use this forum to shine some light on this problem from a different angle--that is, by providing pilot input. Many of us have lost friends--capable pilots--to CFIT. Or, we may have unwittingly compromised our own safety and not suffered similar consequences. What have we learned? What precautions do we take? What are the "tricks of the trade," so to speak? It would be both interesting and educational to get your input on this very real safety subject. To assemble your thoughts, a new CFIT Pilot Lounge thread has been started for your use. Or, if you prefer, a note to safety@aviation.org would also work. Thanks in advance for sharing your ideas on avoiding CFIT. --Bob Jenney (rmj@aviation.org)
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The history of Captain Sim!... Most users of MSFS will be familiar with at least on the the products made by the Captain Sim team - now thanks to a video clip they have made, you can find out more about the history and experiences of the team. The 17Mb WMV file also has some preview shots of their upcoming products including the B767 and the Lockheed F117. You can direct download the clip here. http://www.captainsim.net/video/cs_story.wmv... Cyprus Airways Says Cash-Flow Adequate... National carrier Cyprus Airways on Thursday dismissed reports it would soon be unable to pay staff if it continued to run up losses, saying that its cash-flow was adequate. Speculation has abounded on the fate of the government-controlled airline since it reported a first-half pre-tax loss of CPY30.11 million last week (USD$64.1 million), with newspapers on Thursday speculating that difficulties were looming in making its payroll. Cyprus Airways is taking "appropriate measures" to ensure adequate liquidity, the airline said in a statement. "It remains at satisfactory levels and allows the company to fully meet its financial obligations." The carrier sees a return to profitability in 2006 if it pursues a controversial survival plan, which includes redundancies and the disposal of aircraft. Cyprus Airways cited a massive bill for a new fleet and the operational costs of a new subsidiary in Greece to explain the first-half profit drop. The airline's decisions to acquire a new fleet and create Greek subsidiary Hellas Jet in 2002 and 2003 have drawn criticism from the present government, which came to power after the airline had made the arrangements. A new Cyprus Airways board appointed by the government has distanced itself from its predecessors' decisions. "The financial state of the group is directly related to wrong decisions and actions of the past, particularly relating to the renewal of the fleet and the creation of Hellas Jet," the airline said. Airline officials have not ruled out the possibility that Hellas Jet could be ditched in an overhaul.... German Glider Website Renewed... The German team that built and maintains the FS Segelflug website (FS Glider) is reporting back for duty. They have redesigned their website and hope to have solved their problems of the past 6 months. The site is geared towards 'anything FS gliding' and although in German it might still be worth a visit even for English readers. You can find them here. http://www.fs-segelflug.de/
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I see the sky. Blue. Silent. Empty. My joy, my heart, aviation mute. I walk in a dream as my soul cries For the dead. For the loss. I bury my anger in sorrow. Mike 9/11/01 Thursday - Friday Delta Still In Trouble, Pilots May Bail to save their pensions before airline files Chapter 11 again Boeing & Outsourcing in Documentary "American Jobs" to premiere in Seattle and 6 other US cities Bomb Residue Detection Device Makes Debut in Washington DC Alaska Airlines to cut 950 More Jobs and shut down Oakland CA maintenance facility Delta to Cut 7000 Jobs in 18 Months to stay solvent Will The Big Six Airlines Survive Next 10 Years? - At least one analyst believes not Train & Cruise Ship Passengers Should be Checked says 9/11 commission. Civil rights folks concerned Qantas Confirms BA Stock Sale of 18.25% of Qantas shares Second US Airways Bankruptcy May Come Soon after pilots refuse concessions Seattle's Aviation High School Opened September 8 - odd, it barely made a ripple in the news... To our knowledge, this is only the second High School in the United States that is fully dedicated to the study of aviation. The first is in New York. This new Aviation High School needs the support of all aviation people and organizations, which is lacking in several areas. For example, a quick look at the Aviation HS Founding Board of Directors will show that Boeing isn't even represented. May we remind the gentle reader that Aviation HS is in Seattle. If Airbus is on the ball . . . Airbus May Offer New Model Soon to compete with Boeing 7E7. May be all new or derivative. US Airways Pilot Union Refuse Proposed Concessions - Airline may be hurting if they can't get help... As Airline Appeals Directly to Pilots to avoid insolvency Nobody Matched Northwest Booking Fees - OOPS, nevermind, says airline after uproar BA to Sell 18.25% Stake in Qantas worth 1.12B Australian dollars BBC Finds Security Lapses at UK Airport - Unlocked planes, falsified records, etc Arrests in Dual Russian Airline Explosions - Two detainees in custody
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Captain Woerth will appear live on CNBC at 11:00 a.m. Eastern time on Monday, September 13 to discuss the state of the airline industry. Click here to see CNBC's current programming
Gliding Magazine \| News
Having read the review in this magazine of the newly updated Civil Aviation Authority’s 1:500 and 1:250 000 VFR charts available on CD through Memory-Map I was determined to try one for myself, writes Dave Goodwin.[ Payment for use of Airspace September 10 2004 We have permission from Gordon MacDonald, CFI of Lasham Gliding Society in the UK, to print the letter he has circulated to his members as we feel the subject needs the widest possible publicity. It was first aired on the BGA website, see item below.[ The BGA's Response September 10 2004 The British Gliding Association has drafted a response to this airspace threat which was considered in full at their Executive meeting last week and they will also be making representation through Europe Air Sports. Once the BGA has finalised its response, the document will be made available on this You can view the consultation document here. Click on the "ENPRM-04-005'". The Sugarbush Camp
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AeroKnow
The pages devoted to Springfield Air Rendezvous 2003 and to the Scott AFB Air Fest in 2003 have been deleted to make room for images of Springfield Air Rendezvous 2004. Look for the new pictures no later than September 17. Bill Kuhl, webmaster of the fabulous site devoted to Max Conrad tells me he has just completed a major upgrade, and from the looks of things, I can say only. . . WOW! Did you know Conrad wrote songs and played the banjo and saxophone? I sure didn't. Be sure to visit the excellent site http://www.maxconrad.com September 12 - 1918 -- Lieutenant David Putnam, a pilot with the 139th Squadron, US Army AIr Service with 12 kills was killed in action. On the same day Lt. Frank Luke claimed his first German observation balloon kill. In 17 days, Luke would also be listed as KIA. September 13 - 1949 -- The North American AJ-1 Savage made its service debut with first delivery to VC-5. September 14 - 1933 -- The Boeing Model 273, designated XF7B-1 by the US Navy, made its first flight. It was the last biplane built by Boeing. September 15 - 1982 -- Rollout of the first production Cessna Citation 3, 10 passenger twin-jet business taxi. September 16 - 1953 -- The first Douglas A-3B Skywarrior flew for the first time. September 17 - 1917 -- First air raid on England by Staaken R.VI bombers using 1000 kg bombs, the heaviest used in combat during "The War to End All Wars." September 18 - 1911 -- First flight of an airplane equipped with three propellers. The Short Triple Twin, a 2-seat biplane used one engine to pusher prop and another engine driving two tractor-mounted props....
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Greek fatal helicopter accident... Greek fatal helicopter accident A Greek military Chinook helicopter, carrying 12 passengers and 4 crew, hit the sea at 1100 local time on 11 September as it approached the monastic community of Mount Athos in northern ...more... Find that cabin door . .... Find that cabin door . . The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) is seeking assistance from the public to locate a door that fell from an aircraft at about 0715 local on 7 September. Fatal helicopter crash in Czech Republic... Fatal helicopter crash in Czech Republic Six soldiers - 2 of them aircrew - were killed when a British Army Air Corps Lynx helicopter crashed at Namest nad Oslavou, about 110 miles SE of Prague, Czech Republic, on 9 ...more... Busiest August on record for BAA airports... Busiest August on record for BAA airports In August, BAA's UK airports achieved 3.7% growth on last year despite BA's operational problems. This meant that a total of 14.2 million passengers used the airports in August, ...more... Two aircraft engine shutdowns in a day... Two aircraft engine shutdowns in a day On 8 September 2 large twin-jet commercial aircraft lost engines - making each totally reliant on one power-plant. Report of 1999 B-757 accident in Spain... Report of 1999 B-757 accident in Spain UK Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) has published the Spanish report on the accident involving a UK-registered Boeing 757-200 at Girona Airport, Spain, on 14 September ...more
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GULFSTREAM SERVICE CENTERS EARN FAA DIAMOND CERTIFICATES OF EXCELLENCE Gulfstream’s Award-Winning Service Centers Shine with Six New Diamonds Gulfstream Aerospace, a wholly owned subsidiary of General Dynamics (NYSE: GD), announces that all six of its service centers have earned employer Aviation Maintenance Training (AMT) Diamond Certificates of Excellence from the Federal Aviation Administration...
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Rockwell Collins to webcast presentation at Morgan Stanley Industrials Conference on September 15, 2004 CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (September 8, 2004) – Rockwell Collins, Inc. (NYSE: COL) Chairman, President and CEO Clay Jones will be presenting at the Morgan Stanley Industrials Conference at 10:00 a.m. Pacific time on September 15, 2004 and will be taking questions from the audience. The presentation will be simultaneously broadcast over the Internet. Individuals may listen to the presentation on the Internet at www.rockwellcollins.com . Listeners are encouraged to go to the Investor Relations portion of the web site at least 15 minutes prior to the call to download and install any necessary software. The presentation will be available for replay on the Internet at www.rockwellcollins.com . Rockwell Collins is a leader in the design, production and support of communications and aviation electronics solutions for commercial and government customers worldwide.
U.S. Department of Defense Official Website
Pentagon burning, Sept. 2001, We Will Never Forget... "Three years after the attack on our country, Americans remain strong and resolute, patient in a just cause, and confident of the victory to come," President George W. Bush, Sept. 11, 2004, Weekly Radio Address... Patriot Day 2004... September 11... As we commemorate the third anniversary of the attacks of September 11, it's appropriate to honor the fallen, to reflect on how far we have come and to determine what more might be done. ... The Taliban regime is no longer in power in Afghanistan. ... Osama bin Laden is clearly on the run. ... Saddam Hussein is in jail, soon to be on trial.... His sons, Uday and Qusay, are dead. ... The people of Iraq are forming a representative government that will not threaten their people or their region or the world.... The United States and the United Kingdom have shut down the clandestine network that had provided nuclear technologies to Libya, Iran, North Korea and possibly other nations. ... Libyan leader Muammar Qadhafi has given up his nuclear weapons program. ... Pakistan, which once supported the Taliban, is today our strong ally against terrorism.... Photo, caption below... PATRIOT DAY CEREMONY -- Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Marine Gen. Peter Pace show their respect after laying a wreath at the Patriot Day Observance at Arlington National Cemetery on Sept. 11, 2004. Defense Dept. photo by U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. James M. Bowman More 9/11 Photos... World Trade Center buildings burning.... "With you on the front lines in this global struggle against extremists, this global war on terror, I know we will not falter, or tire, or fail, or yield." Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld
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Project Magenta - News
September 2004 - pmSystems Video and Intro Documentation Days before the release of the interactive demo for pmSystems our site now has an introductory manual/document as well as a Video online. These help explain the idea behind this software in a far more concrete way. pmSystems provides us with the ability to simulate the complex system logics found in heavy transport aircraft. It can be used both as a pure software interface and / or to provide logics for custom hardware. It is very flexible and the overhead panels of a variety of aircraft can be represented by one software using different configuration files for different types of aircraft. This is true both for the graphics and the systems logic. To find more information on pmSystems, please go to www.projectmagenta.com/pmsystems.html
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