The FAA agrees to investigate AOPA’s complaint against Chicago for closing Meigs Field without notice…
EAA announced this summer’s schedule for kids’ Air Academy and adults’ Fantasy Flight Camp at Oshkosh…
Light-jet contender Safire Aircraft unveiled enhanced new Web site…
Aircraft accidents in Alaska fell by 14 percent last year, according to an FAA report. There were 94 general aviation accidents, down from 97 the year before…
Pilot accused of drunken flying argued in court that only the FAA has jurisdiction over his flying, and the state cannot prosecute him on criminal charges…
A pilot for American Airlines startled passengers Friday morning when he asked for a show of hands of Christians, and suggested that travelers use their time aloft to discuss their religious beliefs.
On The Fly…
Key Takeaways:
- The FAA is investigating Chicago for closing Meigs Field without notice, while a pilot accused of drunken flying challenged state jurisdiction, arguing it falls under FAA purview.
- Aviation safety improved in Alaska, with aircraft accidents decreasing by 14 percent last year according to an FAA report.
- The aviation community saw updates including EAA's announcement of summer camp schedules and Safire Aircraft's unveiling of an enhanced website.
- An American Airlines pilot caused controversy by asking passengers to identify as Christians and discuss religious beliefs during a flight.
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