Cleveland business and civic leaders are joining aviation advocates to urge the City Council to keep Burke Lakefront Airport open. Highlighting its economic impact and role in regional connectivity, they are asking for a fair public hearing to protect the airport from a proposed closure by the mayor.
NBAA
Survey Seeks a Better Understanding of CFIT
The National Business Aviation Association’s Safety Committee is looking for pilot input as it seeks to better understand the human factors involved in Controlled Flight Into Terrain (CFIT).
Reducing the Risks of Circle-to-Land Approaches
A recent analysis of circle-to-land approaches has resulted in a new Circle-To-Land Approach Hazards resource for general aviation pilots.
New Business Aviation Fact Book released
The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) has released a new edition of the Business Aviation Fact Book, a 33-page overview of the industry, detailing its role in the economy and transportation system, and the services it provides to citizens, companies and communities.
Experts unpack real-world accidents in new Spotlight on Safety
“As we all know, this has been a year marked by a number of troubling incidents and tragic accidents, including those involving business aviation,” said NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen. “Some of this year’s incidents have involved longstanding root causes. By examining actual recent events with known causal factors, we can highlight the best practices needed to mitigate the likelihood of similar outcomes in the future.”
Getting up to speed
I wouldn’t say we’ve got a well-oiled mill cranking out future aviation industry participants just yet. But it does feel like the apparatus is coming together.
MedXpress upgraded
Upgrades have been made to the FAA’s MedXpress website to assist pilots in preparing for their next visit with an aviation medical examiner (AME).
Is it safe to fly?
While an increase in aviation accidents has everyone concerned, it’s important to remember that safety is not a light switch.
KJPX finally correctly labeled on charts
After nearly three years, New York’s East Hampton Town Airport (JPX) has been correctly depicted as a public-use airport on the latest FAA aeronautical charts.