The FAA has published a new “plain-language” version of the Washington, D.C., restricted airspace NOTAM…
NATCA has asked for a mediator to help with FAA contract talks…
The FAA proposes some tweaks to ECi cylinder-assembly Airworthiness Directive…
Two 737s collided at Newark on Monday while taxiing, no injuries but long delays ensued…
FAA noise rules for part of Grand Canyon delayed until 2011…
Adam Aircraft says it will establish a partnership with Singapore Technologies Engineering, which will provide engineering, logistics, maintenance, repairs and overhaul support for Adam’s piston and jet aircraft….
The Virgin Atlantic GlobalFlyer has returned to its base in Salina, Kans., with designer Jon Karkow piloting. What’s next for the airplane? “Watch this space,” the Web site says…
Want to buy stock in a skycar? Paul Moller goes public…
Today is the last day to register for Women in Aviation’s annual conference, March 23-25 in Nashville, Tenn.
On The Fly…
Key Takeaways:
- The FAA has published a plain-language D.C. airspace NOTAM, proposed tweaks to an ECi Airworthiness Directive, and delayed Grand Canyon noise rules, while NATCA has requested a mediator for contract talks.
- Two Boeing 737s collided at Newark Airport, causing delays, and Adam Aircraft announced a partnership with Singapore Technologies Engineering for support.
- Additional aviation news includes the Virgin Atlantic GlobalFlyer's return to base, Paul Moller's skycar going public for stock purchases, and the deadline for Women in Aviation conference registration.
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