Martha Lunken Survey Results Are In, And Pilots Agree Strongly About Bridges
The survey came out before news of the FAA’s ADS-B allegations against Lunken came to light. The results are nevertheless striking and a bit startling.
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The survey came out before news of the FAA’s ADS-B allegations against Lunken came to light. The results are nevertheless striking and a bit startling.
After some digging, the reason for the revocation, instead of a suspension, is revealed. But the important part of this all has nothing to do with Martha.
The workgroup is looking at ways that are completely different than conventional batteries, not just in materials used but in every other way, too.
Research project looks at how pilots view stress, but the comparisons are laughable.
The passenger subsequently moved to the front of the airplane and attempted to remove the chocks from the nosewheel.
Some of these stunts were pretty crazy, too. Everyone survived them, though not all with their current rank intact.
The longtime aviation columnist and former FAA safety manager screwed up. She admits as much. But how bad was her stunt? And should the FAA have gone easier on her?
The top photos from this year’s ’Your Flying World’ photo contest are in. And are they ever spectacular.
The FAA has published the official Notam for air ops in and around Oshkosh’s Wittman Regional Airport during the AirVenture Fly-In.
Sun ’n Fun Is A Wrap, Aero Cancels, The Oshkosh Notam is out, and SpaceX is going to the Moon.