LAMA Salutes Key Moves by Tom Gunnarson and Earl Lawrence AMTOnline.com, MD - Jan 5, 2009 LAMA, the Light Aircraft Manufacturers Association, salutes two key figures in the success of the Light Sport Aircraft (LSA) movement, on their recent ...

US Sport Aircraft adds to training fleet at Charlotte County Airport Sun newspapers, FL - Dec 28, 2008 US Sport Aircraft offers light sport airplane sales, leasing, rental, training and maintenance and also has locations in Vero Beach and Fort Pierce. ...

Kayak fishing is catching on Detroit Free Press, United States - 1 hour ago And they were so light you could carry them and launch them almost anywhere," he said. "I've always loved to fish, and the kayaks opened up a whole new set ...

Arlington sport plane company reaches for the sky Fort Worth Business Press, TX - Jan 5, 2009 Third, they investigate the horrendous price of buying or leasing aircraft, plus astronomical maintenance costs. And that?s when they discover that a ...

Judge's call after danger laser pen attacks on aircraft GazetteLive, UK - Jan 6, 2009 Ben Philip Vout and Peter Terence Allan, pictured, shone beams of intense green light into Teesside's skies, seen from three aircraft cockpits. ...

"Whether it's causal or not, I don't think you have enough information to go there yet." Source: John Cox, a former pilot and aviation consultant, on the possible role a stiff crosswind played in the December 20 takeoff crash of Continental Airlines Flight 1404 at Denver International Airport.

Updated NTSB Report Offers Little Resolution Early speculation about an accident at Denver International Airport last month, in which a Continental 737 veered off a runway December 20 during its takeoff run and was destroyed, has centered on the role crosswinds might have played.

A Glider That Goes... WHOOSH??? The 2008 ICAS Convention brought together a lot of diverse talent from all aspects of the airshow industry... but a few of those attending this year raised some eyebrows... like Bob Carlton.

But Hopes Of High Ticket Prices Haven't Come True... Yet When the US domestic airlines announced last summer that they were planning capacity cuts, some industry observers worried the cuts would be too deep. Most of those carriers have now posted their stats for December, and it looks as if they planned about right.

Aero-Terms! Hot high-pressure air extracted from gas turbine engine compressor or combustor and taken through valves and pipes to perform useful work such as pressurization, driving machinery or anti-icing by heating surfaces.