6:51 PM in Aviation Utah, Mechanics, News by Aviation Utah
The FAA has just published the most recent edition of “Nuts and Bolts” a newsletter for mechanics by mechanics.
This issue includes the following:
- What Does “Current” Mean To You ?
- AMT On-Line Change is at hand and it’s hard!
- Legal Matters
- Case Study
- IA Renewal Reminder
- ISDR – Internet Service
- Difficulty Reporting
- What Is It?
- Newsletter Article Submissions
You can download it here.
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Tags: Aircraft, Airplanes, Airports, Aviation, Business, FBO, General Aviation, Maintenance, mechanics, News, Safety, Utah
4:40 PM in News by Aviation Utah
Hey everyone. The Salt Lake City Department of Airports has posted July’s edition of General Aviation News. It’s a great way to keep up to date with all that is going on at the airports in the Salt Lake area.
Click here to view it.
Tags: Aircraft, Airports, Aviation, Business, General Aviation, News, Pilots, Safety, Salt Lake Department of Airports, Utah
10:35 PM in Events by Aviation Utah
| August 19, 2009 |
| 1:00 PM | to | 3:00 PM |
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“FAASafety.gov Training Provider Training“ |
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Topic |
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Training Provider Training |
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Date and Time |
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Wednesday, August 19, 2009, starting at 1:00 pm |
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Speaker(s) |
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Bryan Neville |
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Brief Description |
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This required training is provided for potential FAASafety.gov Training Providers. It describes the requirements, limitations, and obligations that Training Providers must agree to. This training must be completed before an applicant can be approved as a Training Provider. |
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Select Number |
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AFS025474 |
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Location of Event |
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Teleconference and Computer-based Training
Teleconference
Salt Lake City, UT 84116 |
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Directions to Venue |
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Conference Call Dial-in Number: (712) 432-1690
Access Code: 240050# |
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Fly-in Event? |
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No |
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Seating |
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10 seats at the facility, 10 remaining for online registration.
Click here to register online now! |
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Sponsoring Division |
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FAA Safety Team |
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Contact Information |
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Bryan Neville
Phone: 801-257-5052
WingsCourseSupport@faasafety.gov |
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Additional Event Information & Acknowledgement of Industry Sponsor(s) |
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Please read carefully before registering to attend this training.
NOTE: You do not need to become a training provider if you are an Authorized Instructor (CFI, Ground Instructor etc.) and merely want to do normal flight training with a student and provide them with WINGS activity credit. All you need to do to give credit is to download the flight activity you want to do with your student and do all that the guidelines require with the airmen showing proficiency in all required tasks as indicated in the appropriate Practical Test Standard.
Generally, a Training Provider would be an individual representing mid- to large size companies that want to provide knowledge and/or flight training to a large number of students or provide training materials, such as DVDs and/or on-line courses, to airmen.
If you have determined that you no longer need to be a WINGS Training Provider then please send an email to: WINGScoursesupport@FAASafety.gov with the words REMOVE ME FROM TP LIST in the subject line.%26nbsp;
If you feel your organization would still like to become a WINGS – Pilot Proficiency Program Training Provider, then please plan on attending the teleconference training session described below or one in the future.
You will need to be in front of a computer that has high speed Internet access, as well as being on the teleconference. The training will last about 2.0 hours.
If for some reason you cannot join us on this training session, don’t worry, we will have more training sessions in the near future.
To save time for everyone on the training session, please register for the training on FAASafety.gov. We limit participation to 10 to allow time for all to learn.
Please sign on a few moments before the assigned time so we can start promptly!
This Training Session:
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
12 – 2 pm PDT, 1 – 3 pm MDT,
2 – 4pm CDT, 3 – 5 pm EDT
Conference Dial-in Number: (712) 432-1690
Access Code: 240050#
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Credit Applicability |
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FAASTeam Project Information |
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Additional Event Documents |
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This event does not have any additional documents to view. |
Tags: FAA, Flight Training, General Aviation, Safety, Utah
10:31 PM in Events by Aviation Utah
| July 21, 2009 |
| 1:00 PM | to | 3:00 PM |
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Title |
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“FAASafety.gov Training Provider Training“ |
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Topic |
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Training Provider Training |
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Date and Time |
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Tuesday, July 21, 2009, starting at 1:00 pm |
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Speaker(s) |
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Bryan Neville |
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Brief Description |
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This required training is provided for potential FAASafety.gov Training Providers. It describes the requirements, limitations, and obligations that Training Providers must agree to. This training must be completed before an applicant can be approved as a Training Provider. |
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Select Number |
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AFS025473 |
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Location of Event |
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Teleconference and Computer-based Training
Teleconference
Salt Lake City, UT 84116 |
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Directions to Venue |
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Conference Call Dial-in Number: (712) 432-1690
Access Code: 240050# |
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Fly-in Event? |
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No |
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Seating |
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10 seats at the facility, 9 remaining for online registration.
Click here to register online now! |
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Sponsoring Division |
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FAA Safety Team |
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Contact Information |
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Bryan Neville
Phone: 801-257-5052
WingsCourseSupport@faasafety.gov |
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Additional Event Information & Acknowledgement of Industry Sponsor(s) |
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Please read carefully before registering to attend this training.
NOTE: You do not need to become a training provider if you are an Authorized Instructor (CFI, Ground Instructor etc.) and merely want to do normal flight training with a student and provide them with WINGS activity credit. All you need to do to give credit is to download the flight activity you want to do with your student and do all that the guidelines require with the airmen showing proficiency in all required tasks as indicated in the appropriate Practical Test Standard.
Generally, a Training Provider would be an individual representing mid- to large size companies that want to provide knowledge and/or flight training to a large number of students or provide training materials, such as DVDs and/or on-line courses, to airmen.
If you have determined that you no longer need to be a WINGS Training Provider then please send an email to: WINGScoursesupport@FAASafety.gov with the words REMOVE ME FROM TP LIST in the subject line.%26nbsp;
If you feel your organization would still like to become a WINGS – Pilot Proficiency Program Training Provider, then please plan on attending the teleconference training session described below or one in the future.
You will need to be in front of a computer that has high speed Internet access, as well as being on the teleconference. The training will last about 2.0 hours.
If for some reason you cannot join us on this training session, don’t worry, we will have more training sessions in the near future.
To save time for everyone on the training session, please register for the training on FAASafety.gov. We limit participation to 10 to allow time for all to learn.
Please sign on a few moments before the assigned time so we can start promptly!
This Training Session:
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
12 – 2 pm PDT, 1 – 3 pm MDT,
2 – 4pm CDT, 3 – 5 pm EDT
Conference Dial-in Number: (712) 432-1690
Access Code: 240050# |
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Credit Applicability |
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FAASTeam Project Information |
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Additional Event Documents |
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This event does not have any additional documents to view. |
Tags: FAA, flight instructors, Flight Training, Pilots, Safety
10:29 PM in Events by Aviation Utah
| July 3, 2009 |
| 2:00 PM | to | 4:00 PM |
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Title |
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“A Pilot’s Guide to Higher Adventure!“ |
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Topic |
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“MFR (Mountain Flying Rules): A Pilot’s Guide to Higher Adventure” |
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Date and Time |
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Friday, July 3, 2009, starting at 2:00 pm |
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Speaker(s) |
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Paul Thomas, ATP, CFI-AIM |
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Brief Description |
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Flying light single-engine aircraft across mountainous areas as well as landing and taking off at higher altitudes can be done safely only if time tested knowledge is gained beforehand! This presentation will introduce or review the most important areas of knowledge that a pilot must know before venturing up into the mountains. |
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Select Number |
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EA2325731 |
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Location of Event |
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Crystal Inn Cedar City
1575 West 200 North
Cedar City, UT 84720 |
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Directions to Venue |
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Crystal Inn – Windsor Room |
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Fly-in Event? |
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Yes CDC |
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Seating |
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80 seats at the facility, 55 remaining for online registration.
Click here to register online now! |
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Sponsoring Division |
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The FAA SAFETY TEAM |
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Contact Information |
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ROLAND J ZAVADA
Phone: 585-248-2162
zavadarc@netacc.net |
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Additional Event Information & Acknowledgement of Industry Sponsor(s) |
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Flying light single-engine aircraft across mountainous areas and landing and taking off at higher altitudes can be done safely only if time tested knowledge is gained beforehand.
This presentation will introduce or review the most important areas of knowledge that a pilot must know before venturing up into the mountains including: Pre-flight planning, Mountain weather, High density altitude performance, Enroute techniques, Landing and take-off techniques, Emergencies/Survival techniques.
This knowledge will serve as a foundation for gaining mountain flying experience with a mountain flight instructor. Participation and questions will be encouraged and practical examples and actual accidents will be discussed. Resource information comes from the Civil Air Patrol (CAP) Mountain Flying Course, FAA Mountain Flying Tips, Sparky Imeson’s Mountain Flying Bible and the presenters 1000 hours of instructing from Leadville, Granby and Breckenridge airports in Colorado.
This event is sponsored by the American Navion Society and presented to ANS Members and Conference Attendees. |
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Credit Applicability |
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FAASTeam Project Information |
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AEA-S-1-15 |
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Additional Event Documents |
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This event does not have any additional documents to view. |
Tags: Aircraft, Cedar City, CFI, Education, flight instructors, flying, General Aviation, Mountain Flying, Pilots, Safety, Soaring, Utah