OKLAHOMA CITY – Wes Stucky of Ardmore was recently selected chairman of the Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission for the current fiscal year, which ends June 30, 2011.

Stucky (pictured at right) will lead the seven-member board that is responsible for encouraging, fostering and assisting in the development of aviation in Oklahoma. This includes the preservation and improvement of the Oklahoma Airport System and promotion of the state’s top employer—the aerospace industry.

Other newly elected officers are Rick Armstrong of Tulsa, vice chairman, and Dr. David Conway of Durant, secretary.

The remaining members of the Aeronautics Commission include Kenneth Adams of Bartlesville, who served as chairman this past year; Dave Amis III and Tom Stephenson, both of Oklahoma City; and Joe Harris of  Blackwell. 

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Aviation Administration announced more than $9 million in upgrades funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) that will make flights at Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport safer, more efficient and more reliable.

Orleans, MA – August 2010 -- Conklin & de Decker announced the latest release of their innovative LIFE CYCLE COST 2010 Volume II. The most comprehensive aircraft budget and financial analysis tool available, LIFE CYCLE COST from Conklin & de Decker, provides extensive ownership and operating cost data for more than 375 jets, turboprops, helicopters and piston aircraft.  

Vicki Cox, FAA Senior Vice President of NextGen, is confirmed to speak Monday, September 13 during the 2010 NASAO Annual Convention and Tradeshow in Wichita, Kansas. In her role as Senior Vice President of NextGen, she is responsible for the effort to transform the nation's airspace system by using 21st century technologies to meet changing aviation demands.

"We are extremely pleased and proud that Vicki Cox has agreed to share her expertise and views on NextGen with the attendees of the NASAO Convention. As the most senior person within FAA, with the sole responsibility for the development and deployment of NextGen technology, Ms. Cox will be able to explain where the transition to NextGen stands today and where we are going to tomorrow" remarks NASAO President Henry Ogrodzinski.
 
This year's convention theme, "Aviation 2020 & Beyond: A Clear Vision for the Future" reflects our focus on

Vaisala has signed a USD 5 million agreement with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey for Road Weather Information Systems (RWIS) equipment, lightning detection, weather forecasting, software and data services, and 10-year maintenance services. The agreement covers turnkey deliveries to all five airports operated by the Port Authority - John F. Kennedy, LaGuardia, Newark, Teterboro and Stewart International. Deliveries will start immediately.