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State News
F-16 Runs Off Runway at EAA’s AirVenture
An F-16 from the Alabama Air Guard ran off the end of the runway at Witman Field in Oshkosh Thursday just after 11 A.M. The pilot managed to escape the jet and according to witnesses, jogged away from the aircraft under his own power, but was taken for medical observation as a precaution. The […]
Day 3 Photo Coverage of EAA’s 2011 AirVenture
For More Photo Coverage of Day 3 at EAA’s 2011 AirVenture in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, click here! Attachment:
Aviation Association Heads Discuss Issues at AirVenture
The heads of the major aviation associations met during day 3 at EAA’s 2011 AirVenture in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Pictured at right, are from left; NATA President, Jim Coyne; NBAA President, Ed Bolen; EAA President, Rod Hightower; AOPA President, Craig Fuller; GAMA President, Peter Bunce; HAI President Matt Zuccaro, and NASAO’s President, Henry Ogrodzinski. (Photo by […]
Friends Gather Near Wisconsin Aviation Tent at EAA AirVenture
Pictured left to right are; Randy Hansen, EAA Government Relations; Fred George, Aviation Week & Space Technology Editor; Henry Ogrodzinski, President of NASAO; Kerwin P. Wilson, TSA Acting General Manager of General Aviation; Doug Hofsass, TSA Deputy Associate Administrator; Dave Greene, Wisconsin Director of Aviation. Attachment:
POBEREZNY RETIRES AS CHAIRMAN OF EAA AND EAA AIRVENTURE OSHKOSH
Board praises longtime leader’s contributions and accomplishments; current president Hightower to assume duties Tom Poberezny and the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) jointly announced on Tuesday that Poberezny is retiring as chairman of the association and AirVenture Oshkosh after decades of leadership and success. (Photo by Kim Stevens) Louie Andrew, vice president of the EAA Board […]
Day 1 Photo Coverage of EAA’s 2011 AirVenture
Ron Scott, Chairman of Communications is flanked by Paul Poberezny, EAA founder, on the left and Tom Poberezny on his right. Scott was honored on Day 1 with a complimentary brick placed at the Brown Arch for his dedication and contributions to EAA. The Brown Arch is a historical area, almost a "rite of passage" […]
Daniels, Former North Dakota Aeronautics Commission Chair, Had National Impact
By Gary Ness Jack Daniels of Williston, ND passed away last week, having spent over 50 years impacting aviation not only in North Dakota, but nationwide. He began his career as an aviation machinist mate attached to a F4U squadron in the South Pacific during WWII. He returned to Billings, Montana after the war and […]
FAA, State Celebrate ACE Graduation Hosted by SIUC
The graduation ceremony for the week-long FAA Aviation Career Education (ACE)Camp hosted by Southern Illinois University Carbondale was held on Friday, July 22, 2011 at Southern Illinois Airport (KMDH). A total of 19 students from Colorado, Illinois, Missouri and Ohio completed the camp. The graduation was attended by approximately 50 family members and friends of the campers, plus […]
New Palm Springs Control Tower Taking Shape
By Kim Stevens Construction is about 50 percent complete on the new air traffic control tower at the Palm Springs International Airport. The underground utilities, structural steel and concrete work is essentially done. According to the FAA, the contractor is now working on electrical rough in, mechanical rough in, and metal stud walls. The electrical […]
