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ATTENTION MAO MEMBERS   Here is your chance to get the greatest aviation calendar published. In collaboration with Charlie Bravo Aviation and My Airport Operations we are giving away a free calendar to the first 100 members to email me their mailing address. Charlie Bravo Aviation was founded in 2008 by Rene Banglesdorf, who then brought in industry veterans Curt Banglesdorf and Jason Watts to manage sales and acquisitions. Since its inception, Charlie Bravo has...

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Kashmir Hill, Forbes Staff     We know that drones are mighty popular for fighting wars, but how popular are they here in the U.S.? A privacy and civil liberties group has been trying to find out who currently has the right to fly drones in the States, but the Federal Aviation Administration — the gov agency with the power to give out drone licenses — has failed to respond to the group’s FOIA request....

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Today as more and more aviation administrators make the transition from a traditional safety model to the organization-wide approach of Safety management Systems (SMS), developers should not overlook both the significance and role of the organization's Emergency Response Plan within the greater SMS framework. By definition, the Emergency Response Plan or (ERP) outlines in writing what actions should be taken following an accident and who is responsible for each action. The purpose of an ERP...

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The Barbados Civil Aviation Training Centre (BCATC) in partnership with Spranza LLC and the Barbados Civil Aviation Department have joined together to offer aviation professionals a truly unique learning experience. Developed to assist in ensuring airport and airline compliance with both National and International standards, the Program offers participants a wide array of instruction in cost effective and convenient modular classes, along with onsite assistance through a joint consultancy service. Designed for airport, airline, CAA...

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As one might surmise, the development of an effective State Safety Plan (SSP) is prerequisite for the construction and implementation of a comprehensive SMS system by concerned Service Providers.  The SSP is a key enabler of the implantation of effective SMS by all service providers within the State.  As such, it defines the standards of both safety risk management, safety assurance and the accident/incident investigative process within the State.  In short, the SP is little...

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  by Wright Bryan of NPR Stratolaunch Systems A computer-generated image provided by Stratolaunch shows the planned carrier aircraft, with a rocket attached on its centerline and six jet engines suspended beneath its wings. Remember when the space shuttle — aka "space truck" — was going to make make trips into Earth orbit a routine thing? It really didn't turn out the way people had hoped. Now there's a new pretender to throne, another team...

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A 23-year-old model and fashion editor is lucky to be alive after she accidentally walked into a small plane's propeller on Saturday. Lauren Scruggs, of Plano, Texas, was getting off a small private plane after looking at Christmas lights around the area when she walked into the moving propeller, Fox Dallas reports. Scruggs' left hand was severed, and she suffered eye, shoulder and head injuries. She is now recovering at Parkland Hospital in Dallas, according...

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Federal Aviation Administration Administrator Randy Babbitt officially tendered his resignation Tuesday, a move many had already assumed to be a foregone conclusion. Babbitt's resignation comes after it was reported he was arrested in Washington's northern Virginia suburbs on charges of driving while intoxicated. "I am unwilling to let anything cast a shadow on the outstanding work done 24 hours a day, seven days a week by my colleagues at the FAA," Babbitt is quoted as...

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