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Fines

Pc Revive Providers To Enhance The Personal Computer Overall

March 15, 2010

The new FAA rule required that all part 121 operators put in place FAA approved ground deicing or anti-icing procedures anytime weather conditions of ice, snow or frost prevailed. The new rules went into effect on November 1st 1992.

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Part 141 Ground School Check

March 15, 2010

Now that I passed the ground school, I can take the FAA written exam, which I will do within the next two weeks or so (after giving myself some time to study a bit more). Next goal: Solo! After that, it's just a matter of getting enough

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How To Capitalize On Benefits From Part 141 And Part 61 Helicopter

March 15, 2010

Training Course Outline (TCO) to the FAA for each certificate and/or rating that they want to teach under Part 141. For example, a Private Pilot TCO would be submitted. This contains lesson plans for both Flight and Ground training.

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A Modest Proposal

March 15, 2010

No, the reason a CFII needs a medical is to make sure that he or she can perform the "see and avoid" other aircraft and the ground. That's why we have 14CFR91.107(b)(1). Now, in the past few years the FAA has decided to accept the

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Nurse Turned Flight Instruction School Owner Pilot Extraordinaire

March 15, 2010

After joining the team at Sunrise as partner and Certified Flight Instructor (CFI), Lyn helped to develop FAA Approved Flight Training Programs, which included the writing of ground and flight training syllabi, as well as getting them

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US Proposes American Air Fine Over Maintenance

March 14, 2010

US proposes American Air fine over maintenance. * Proposed $787500 fine involves six planes. * Alleged violations occurred in 2008/09. * AMR says it will meet with FAA over planned fine. See full size image

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FAA Proposes 787500 In Fines For Maintenance Violations

March 14, 2010

On Friday, the Federal Aviation Administration proposed $787500 in civil penalties for three different maintenance violations at American Airlines. The largest of these fines for the Fort Worth-based carrier related to a computer on a

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FAA To Fine American

March 14, 2010

In 2008, the FAA ordered American to pay a $7.1 million fine for a variety of violations, including making 58 flights with two jets that had problems with their autopilot systems. Regulators and airline officials are still discussing

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FAA Poised To Hit American With More Safety Fines

March 14, 2010

Associated Press | Federal regulators are proposing more maintenance-related penalties against American Airlines. The Federal Aviation Administration said Friday it would fine American $787,500 for three cases of alleged maintenance problems.

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FAA Urges 787 500 In Fines For American Airlines

March 13, 2010

The Federal Aviation Administration on Friday proposed $787,500 in fines against American Airlines for maintenance violations.

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