DUNCAN AVIATION announced new airframe service sales responsiblities for its Lincoln, Neb., and Provo, Utah, locations. BRAD HOMEYER is now serving as airframe service sales representative for Duncan Aviation-Provo and RYAN HUSS is a new airframe service sales representative in for Duncan Aviation-Lincoln.
GREEN MOUNTAIN AVIONICS received its air agency certificate Jan. 19, 2012, with limited instrument, radio and airframe ratings. President and founder, BILL HANF, opened Green Mountain Avionics in August 2011, at the Middlebury State Airport in Vermont.
MARK VAN TINE, president and CEO of JEPPESEN, was recently recognized as the "Aviation Industry Leader of the Year" by the Living Legends of Aviation during a gala held in Beverly Hills, Calif. The prestigious aviation industry award recognizes the professional dedication and motivational leadership qualities embodied by Van Tine throughout his 30-year career with Jeppesen.
TAREK RAGHEB, who has headed the GULFSTREAM sales organization in Europe, the Middle East and Africa for the last 18 years, is assuming new responsibilities for advising and supporting the group he helped develop. In his new role as senior adviser to the international sales team for EMA, Ragheb will provide strategic guidance and counsel to the staff as it continues to serve the needs of Gulfstream customers in those regions.
announced new repair capabilities for the Bendix/King (Honeywell) MST-67A transponder to its growing list of avionics repair services. Available services for the MST-67A include repair and overhaul, as well as component exchange for this family of Mode S transponders. |
General Aviation:
A State-by-State Economic Impact Survey
The Alliance for Aviation Across America recently launched a wide-scale economic impact survey to outline the benefit of general aviation on businesses, local economies and communities around the nation. AEA Wired will highlight a different state each issue:
Idaho
Airports: 119
Pilots: 6,673
Aircraft: 4,020
Jobs: 3,157
Econ. Impact: $581 Million
Per Capita: $393
Notes: Idaho tourists who come on GA spend $80 million in a year.
Source: Alliance for Aviation Across America
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U.S. House Approves Short-Term FAA Funding; Long-Term Reauthorization Possible
On Tuesday, Jan. 24, the U.S. House of Representatives approved H.R. 3800 by voice vote to temporarily extend Federal Aviation Administration funding through Feb. 17 through airport taxes. The Senate will take up the measure later this week. If it's adopted by the Senate and signed by the president, it will become the 23rd short-term continuing resolution in the last five years. More...
AEA Plays Host to Part 23 Reorganization ARC Meeting The Aircraft Electronics Association is hosting a three-day meeting of the Federal Aviation Administration's Part 23 Reorganization Aviation Rulemaking Committee, Jan. 24-26, at the AEA's Dan Derby Center for Professional Development in Lee's Summit, Mo., involving representatives from the FAA's Small Airplane Directorate, Aircraft Certification and Flight Standards Service, as well as aviation industry and community members, including the AEA. More... |

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2012 AEA Europe Regional Meeting: Register Now!
Frankfurt, Germany
April 23-25, 2012 - Immediately follows the Aero Friedrichshafen Show! April 25 - Fast Trak Training Course
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Hotel Reservations: Room Rate: EUR 169.00 for single (this includes breakfast buffet) Call this hotel directly at 49-69-26970 and you must give them our code, AEA12, to receive the group rate.
Deadline date for AEA room rate: March 15, 2012
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Rotorcraft Round Table
FAA and Industry Discuss the Next Generation of Helicopter Avionics
Hosted by the Aircraft Electronics Association
Jan. 31-Feb. 2, 2012 AEA International Headquarters
Lee's Summit, MO (A suburb of Kansas City)
FAA officials, including leadership from the FAA Rotorcraft Directorate, Small Airplane Directorate and Flight Standards, plan to meet with rotorcraft OEMs, avionics OEMs and rotorcraft MROs to discuss issues and challenges in certifying and installing lifesaving avionics technologies in the cockpits of helicopters in a safe and affordable manner. This three-day forum will take place at the Derby Center for Professional Development at AEA's international headquarters offices near Kansas City, Mo.
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For information, contact Ric Peri, vice president of government and industry affairs, at ricp@aea.net.
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Pilot's Guide to Avionics
Advertising opportunities for the 2012-13 PG2A are now available!
To advertise in the PG2A, contact Linda Adams at lindaa@aea.net.
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Your Vote Counts!
2012 AEA Annual Awards
Each year, during the annual AEA International Convention, two prestigious awards are presented:
"AEA Member of the Year" Award:
This award recognizes an individual who is actively involved in the AEA and in the industry, not a company. The individual must be affiliated with an AEA regular member company.
"AEA Associate Member of the Year" Award:
This award honors a company that is an associate member of the AEA, not an individual. Associate members include manufacturers, distributors, used equipment dealers and service providers.
All too often we take for granted major accomplishments made by individuals or companies in our Association. Your vote is most important to the success of this program. Please take a few minutes to decide which individual and which associate member company should receive this year's awards.
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Note: Deadline for voting is Friday, Feb. 3, 2012.
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2011 Avionics News Technical Training Exam Online
Satisfy your requirements for refresher training and build hours toward the FAA AMT awards program, IA renewal and the AEA's Avionics Training Excellence Award.
FAA-Accepted Training
8 hours toward IA renewal
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