Nuts and Bolts-09-02
Written by Cameron Peterson in July 2nd, 2009
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Posted in: Aviation Utah, Mechanics, News Tags: Aircraft, Airplanes, Airports, Aviation, Business, FBO, General Aviation, Maintenance, mechanics, News, Safety, 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
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General Aviation News – July 2009
Written by Cameron Peterson in June 26th, 2009
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.
August FAASafety.gov Training Provider Training – Online
Written by Cameron Peterson in June 18th, 2009
Title
"FAASafety.gov Training Provider Training"
Topic
Training Provider Training
Date and Time
Wednesday, August 19, 2009, starting at 1:00 pm
Speaker(s)
Bryan Neville
Brief Description
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
July FAASafety.gov Training Provider Training – Online
Written by Cameron Peterson in June 18th, 2009
Title
"FAASafety.gov Training Provider Training"
Topic
Training Provider Training
Date and Time
Tuesday, July 21, 2009, starting at 1:00 pm
Speaker(s)
Bryan Neville
Brief Description
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
A Pilot’s Guide to Higher Adventure!
Written by Cameron Peterson in June 18th, 2009
Posted in: Events Tags: Aircraft, Cedar City, CFI, Education, flight instructors, flying, General Aviation, Mountain Flying, Pilots, Safety, Soaring, Utah
Title
"A Pilot's Guide to Higher Adventure!"
Topic
“MFR (Mountain Flying Rules): A Pilot’s Guide to Higher Adventure”
Date and Time
Friday, July 3, 2009, starting at 2:00 pm
Speaker(s)
Paul Thomas, ATP, CFI-AIM
Brief Description
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
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