AVweb Podcast: Monday, August 14, 2006

Editorial Staff

Monday, August 14, 2006 at 12:00 AM ET

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Key Takeaways:

A recent aviation terror scare may create opportunities for business and very light jets (bizjets and VLJs).
Aviation safety concerns include ongoing pilot fatigue issues, questioned landing distance orders, and new research into metal fatigue.
The news covers updates on emerging aviation technologies, such as the welcoming of UAVs in Alaska, a new ultralight engine, and Innodyn's light-turbine development.
Additional stories highlight the CAP's involvement on the Mexican border, the Thunder Mustang's return, and Public Benefit Flying awards.

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News for August 14, 2006
Bizjets and VLJs could benefit from the latest aviation-related terror scare; metal fatigue research may help predict failure; UAVs welcome in Alaska; Innodyn light-turbine update; landing distance order questioned; pilot fatigue still an issue; a new ultralight engine; CAP and the Mexican border; the Thunder Mustang comeback; and Public Benefit Flying awards. Hear these stories and more in today’s podcast.

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