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Baja Bush Pilots Fight Border Proposal

The Baja Bush Pilots, a group of about 4,000 pilots who promote flying to Mexico and Central America, say the proposal by U.S. Customs and Border Protection to require detailed manifests and itineraries from general aviation pilots crossing the U.S. border is unworkable in its present form. In an interview at AOPA Expo in Hartford, […]

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U.S.-Registered Gulfstream Crashes with Four Tons of Cocaine

A U.S.-registered Gulfstream II, with a history of alleged links to the transport of terror suspects to Guantanomo Bay, crashed in Cancun on Monday and rescuers found four tons of cocaine on board. Mexican officials aren’t saying much about the crash, including whether there were any casualties or arrests, but the Tacoma News Tribune says […]

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FAA to Pilots: Be Ready for ADS-B by 2020

The FAA said on Tuesday it wants all aircraft flying in controlled airspace to have satellite-based avionics by 2020, so air traffic controllers can track them using Automatic Dependent Surveillance Broadcast (ADS-B). The agency issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (PDF) that says the equipment will allow controllers to handle more traffic more safely with […]

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AVmail: Sep. 10, 2007

Where Did I Fly This Summer? Regarding the Question of the Week about flying trips (QOTW, Aug. 30):I flew that big trip I’d always planned … and I flew to Oshkosh (two separate trips), but I can’t enter both options!Rob Lees Benefits of a Privatized FAA Concerning Mr. Burnley’s comments (Podcast, Aug. 31): As far […]

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Picture of the Week: AVweb’s Flying Photography Showcase

Submit a Photo | Rules | Tips | Questions | Past Winners Each week, we go through dozens (and sometimes hundreds) of reader-submitted photos and pick the very best to share with you on Thursday mornings.  The top photos are featured on AVweb‘s home page, and one photo that stands above the others is awarded […]

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AVmail: Sep. 3, 2007

Carbon Offset Program Geared for GA I think AVweb is a great source of information. However, I was disappointed to see your inclusion of the Carbon Offset Program in your newsletter (AVwebFlash, Aug. 26). These programs are nothing more than a modern-day pyramid scheme. I followed the link to learn about this service and found […]

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Inspector General To Audit ADS-B Process

As the FAA gets ready this week to award a massive contract (estimated at $1 billion) to implement the so-called NextGen airspace system, there will be folks with sharp pencils looking over its shoulder. In an Aug. 15 memo obtained by AVweb, the Department of Transportations Office of Inspector General has told the agency it […]

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Gulfstreams For Science

Two Gulfstream GV business jets will undertake an unusual mission in the early morning hours of Sept. 1, when the two jets, privately owned by Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, will carry scientists aloft to view an extremely rare Aurigid meteor shower. A brief shower of tens of meteors will radiate from the constellation of Auriga, many […]

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Sentient Jet Pairs With Timbers Resorts

Resort properties and private jet travel — the marriage is one Sentient Jet Membership and Timbers Resorts have arranged to provide a new level of service for Timbers Resorts owners. Through the arrangement, the owners have access to the Timbers’ corporate Membership with Sentient for travel to and from any of the Timbers Resorts properties. […]

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