New feat with her feet: Tucsonan, born minus arms, earns pilot's ... Tucson Citizen, AZ - 15 hours ago Her certificate qualifies her to fly a light-sport aircraft to altitudes of 10000 feet. "She's a good pilot. She's rock solid," said Parrish Traweek, 42, ...

From the Vault: motor racing legend Graham Hill killed in a plane ... guardian.co.uk, UK - 11 hours ago Four months after he retired from professional racing, the former formula one champion Graham Hill died at the age of 46 when a light aircraft he was ...

Boon for Blackwell-Tonkawa airport seen from plane maker?s relocation NewsOK.com, OK - Nov 24, 2008 The company also plans on establishing a light sport aircraft pilot training program. Sport Hornet plans are less expensive than other larger conventional ...

Mermaid amphibian back in production Flight International - Nov 27, 2008 By Jeffrey Decker The amphibious Mermaid light sport aircraft is back in production almost a year after it was shelved amid budget shortfalls and a dispute ...

MINI TRANSPONDER FROM TRIG PilotWeb, UK - Dec 1, 2008 Ideal for light sport and microlight aircraft, as well as conventional light aircraft where there is not much panel space, the TT21 low power design means ...

Ground Test Conducted At Edwards AFB Boeing joined with industry teammates and the US Missile Defense Agency last week to fire a high-energy laser through the Airborne Laser's (ABL) beam control/fire control system, completing the first ground test of the entire weapon system integrated aboard the aircraft.

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