Proposal would substantially raise qualification requirements for first officers who fly for U.S. airlines
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Having the right kind of flight training experience can make a big difference in how efficient and effective you are as a pilot. In her article “Flying is Not a Spectator Sport,” author Susan Parson explains the importance of being an active participant during your flight training and offers tips on how to [...] FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida-U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood and Acting Federal Aviation Administrator Michael Huerta helped break ground today for a $791 million runway expansion at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport which will create thousands of jobs. “This is one of the largest and most important airport construction projects in the country right now,” said Secretary LaHood. [...] Due to expected icy conditions, the U.S. Office of Personnel Management recommends that Federal employees remain off the road until 9:00 a.m. on Monday, January 23. Federal Government offices will open to the public at 11:00 a.m. Employees who commute to the office will be granted excused absence for the delayed arrival. Employees have the [...] WASHINGTON,D.C.- The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) today announced that Curaao and Sint Maarten do not comply with international safety standards set by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), based on an assessment of each country’s civil aviation authority. As a result, the FAA has assigned both Curaao and Sint Maarten an [...] Fort Lauderdale, Fla. – The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) today broke ground for a new $16.4 million, state-of-the-art airport traffic control tower at Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport. The new tower, equipped with the latest radar, communications and weather technology, will enable air traffic controllers to continue to provide the safest, most efficient service to flights [...] Look up N-numbers, find advisory circulars, browse airport delays, and more-all from your mobile device. Link to the original site This first issue of 2012 explores some of the resources available to help you in your initial quest for pilot certification, as well as the lifelong quest to improve your aeronautical knowledge. Feature articles show you how to leverage the information power of aviation regulations and handbooks as well as provide tips to help prepare [...] This first issue of 2012 explores some of the resources available to help you in your initial quest for pilot certification, as well as the lifelong quest to improve your aeronautical knowledge. Feature articles show you how to leverage the information power of aviation regulations and handbooks as well as provide tips to help prepare [...] THE NORTH POLE – Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) safety inspectors have given the thumbs-up for the reindeer-powered sleigh known as Santa One to fly on Christmas Eve so Santa Claus can deliver presents to children around the world. The approval came after a thorough inspection of the aircraft at the North Pole. “The satellite-based technology [...] WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Acting Administrator Michael Huerta today announced a sweeping final rule that overhauls commercial passenger airline pilot scheduling to ensure pilots have a longer opportunity for rest before they enter the cockpit. “This is a major safety achievement,” said Secretary LaHood. “We made [...] December 21-FAA overhauls the way commercial passenger airline pilots are scheduled to give them more rest before flying. Press Release Fact Sheet Final Rule (PDF) Link to the original site Following the FAA’s well-attended Diversion Management Forum on Nov. 30, the agency is moving forward with several initiatives to improve communication between air traffic controllers, airport operators and airlines during severe weather events. Starting this month, the FAA’s national Command Center in Warrenton, VA will invite airports to participate in air traffic strategic planning and [...] December 15-Airports-they come in all shapes and sizes. Some are small and sleepy, while others are abuzz with more activity than a hornet’s nest. Despite the differences, airports can offer opportunities for education and enjoyment at all levels. In her article, “Venturing Further Afield,” author and FAA Safety Briefing editor Susan Parson explores the [...] |
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