International Aviation Symposium Kicks off in Phoenix

The 19th Annual Phoenix International Aviation Symposium began this week at the Phoenician Resort & Spa in Phoenix, Arizona with a full slate of sessions on Thursday and Friday featuring aviation experts from around the globe. Billed as "the most exclusive gathering in the industry" sessions held on Thursday included panel discussions on successful business […]

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Belfort Instrument Inks Awos Contract With Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission for 15 New Jersey Airports

Belfort Instrument Company, one of the country’s oldest meteorological sensor and meteorological system manufacture, has signed a contract to supply and install 15 DigiWx Automated Weather Observation Systems (AWOS) for the New Jersey Department of Transportation, Division of Aeronautics (NJDOT). The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC), Philadelphia, PA was selected by NJDOT to administer […]

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CDOT’s Sederberg to be Featured at Denver Gallery

The Kanon Collective Art Gallery is presenting the works of Shahn Sederberg and Jeff Erwine and their collaborative art show titled PERSPEKTIV.  The PERSPEKTIV show will feature the fine art photography of Shahn Sederberg and the metal sculpture of Jeff Erwine May 7th through the 31st. Sederberg is a Communications Specialist with Aeronautics Division of […]

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April 2010 CalAERO Newsletter

Caltrans, Division of Aeronautics, has released the April 2010 CalAERO Newsletter.  The newsletter has been developed as a communication tool for both internal and external partners.  It is designed to reflect the agency’s commitment to fostering a safe, efficient, and environmentally compatible air transportation system. You can access the current edition and subsequent editions of […]

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Colorado Pilot Wins National Grant

Colorado pilot, Dr. Penny Hamilton, was recently awarded a Wolf Aviation Fund research grant to partially fund national research to conduct in-depth interviews with female general aviation students and pilots regarding their flight training experiences. According to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) only 6% of almost 700,000 active pilots in the United States are women. […]

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Gordon named new CDOT Aeronautics Division Director

David Gordon, manager of the Ft.Collins/Loveland Municipal Airport, has been named Colorado Department of Transportation CDOT) Aeronautics Division Director. His appointment is effective April 9, 2010. Gordon has worked in the aviation sector for the past 35 years. He served for 24 years as manager of the Jefferson County Airport in Broomfield, and since 2002 […]

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Strong Line-Up Leads to Informative NASAO Conference

A strong line-up including Catherine M. “Kate” Lang, FAA Acting Associate Administrator for Airports helped to assure that the NASAO 2010 Washington Legislative Conference held on March 28th through the 31st in the nation’s capital was informative. Joining Kate Lang was Peter Bunce, President and CEO of the General Aviation Manufacturers Association, Brian Delauter, General […]

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Charleston Adds Non-Stop Service to O’Hare

American Airlines recently announced that beginning April 6, 2010 will offer non-stop service from Yeager Airport (Charleston, WV) to Chicago O’Hare – two departure flights and two return flights daily, provided by American Airlines’ regional carrier American Eagle using 44-seat Embraer regional jets. "We are thrilled that West Virginia is gaining new air service," said […]

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