Pilots

FAA Going Paperles

February 5, 2012

Applications for medical and student pilot certificates will be filed electronically instead of on paper by October 1, the FAA has announced. In the January issue of the the FAA Medical Bulletin, Federal Air Surgeon Dr. Fred

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FAA Allows IPads During Takeoff Landing For Pilots

February 5, 2012

BY YUTAKA HAYASHI ANCHOR ANA COMPAIN-ROMERO Alec Baldwin still cannot play Words with Friends when the plane is preparing for takeoff, but the Federal Aviation

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FAA Reminds Pilots Of RVSM Flight Planning Responsibilitie

February 5, 2012

InFO Stresses That Pilots Need Clearance To Enter Reduced Vertical Separation Minimum Airspace The FAA has relased an Information for Operators (InFO| Published: Wed, Feb 01, 2012 | Aero-News Network.

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UPS Pilots Take On FA

February 4, 2012

The Independent Pilots Association, which represents UPS pilots, this week filed a court statement challenging the FAA's decision to exclude cargo operators from new pilot fatigue and rest rules. IPA called the FAA's decision

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Afriqueinfosolidaire Com Recently Released Pilot Fatigue Rules

February 4, 2012

Just Recently the FAA introduced new rules that are engineered to reinforce flight safety by guaranteeing that pilots are given more rest before their flights. Along with other changes this news was welcomed excitedly by many in the industry,

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No User Fees Tax Hikes In Long Term FAA Bill

February 4, 2012

General aviation pilots can celebrate what wasn't included in the long-term FAA reauthorization bill. The House and Senate ironed out details on a four-year FAA reauthorization bill Jan. 31, paving the way for a full vote in both

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New Rules Issued By FAA To Prevent Pilot

February 3, 2012

One area of concern is that pilots will be forced to police themselves under the new rules. According to the FAA, pilots will have to report themselves if they feel too fatigued to fly, something experts believe pilots won't do for

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West Coast Sanctuary Overflight Now A Dangerous Gamble

February 3, 2012

Pilots could face stiff fines – up to six figures – for violating new overflight regulations that place the National Airspace System on a slippery slope. The FAA has ceded to another federal agency – the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – authority to enforce what amount to new airspace restrictions.

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A Whooping Crane Migration Will Finish By Truck

February 3, 2012
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How Will The FAA Raising Retirement Age To 65 Affect Jobs For Future Pilots

February 3, 2012

Question by tyonish: how will the FAA raising retirement age to 65 affect jobs for future pilots, would it help or not help? Best answer: Answer by.

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