Archive for June 2005
Lemoore Naval Air Station Airspace Grab?
The FAA has published a “Notice to All Concerned” about the U.S. Navy’s proposal to expand Military Operations Area and Air Traffic Control Assigned Airspace in central California. The FAA notice aims to determine the effects the proposed changes would have upon the safe and efficient use of the airspace by all users. by all users.
Read MorePalm Springs International Airport
Sunday, June 26, 2005
Air safety concern grows at Palm Springs International Airport
From control tower to runway, concern about operation grows
By Pat Maio
The Palm Springs (CA) Desert Sun
Palm Springs International Airport has immediate needs to increase runway and flight safety as it undergoes rapid growth, according to pilots, flight instructors, air traffic controllers and government officials interviewed by The Desert Sun.
Read MoreSanta Barbara Municipal
Saturday, June 25, 2005
Santa Barbara Municipal Airport to expand terminal to handle passenger influx
The Santa Barbara (CA) News-Press
As debate simmers this summer over expanding the Santa Barbara Municipal Airport’s terminal, one thing is clear: The number of people using the facility has grown much faster than the building itself.
Read MoreWise Words From a Councilmen and Pilot
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By Bob Littlefield
CFI, CFII, ASC, AIGI, A&P
Scottsdale City Councilman
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General aviation should be poised to enjoy a Golden Age. Exciting new technologies are appearing almost every day. And with airline travel becoming less convenient and more humiliating, business travelers are turning to general aviation as never before. As a result airplane sales are up and the general aviation business is booming.
Read MoreLivermore Airport Group Organizes to Advocate for Airport.
The coalition will include students, aviation enthusiasts, pilots, educators, and businesses dedicated to supporting the Livermore Airport and the communities around it.
Read MoreRedlands Municipal Airport–Development Around Airport
Friday, June 24, 2005
How close to the airport should housing be?
Developer’s plans for 108 homes along Judson Street has airport managers worried about potential noise complaints
By ANDREA FEATHERS
The Redlands (CA) Daily Facts
REDLANDS Housing developers crash-landing into the airport’s land use compatibility and master plans may get some clarity for the future of their projects if the city updates the two within the next year.
Read MoreAgua Dulce Airpark
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
Court adds twist to airpark saga
By LISA WAHLA HOWARD
The Antelope Valley (CA) Press
LOS ANGELES – A federal court decision concerning a small Florida airport could impact the Agua Dulce Airpark, which is awaiting new operating conditions now being drafted by the county.
Read MoreBogus Noise Complaints at Livermore Municipal Airport?
Tuesday, June 21, 2005
Gripes growing at Livermore airport
By Bonita Brewer
THE CONTRA COSTA (CA) TIMES
Takeoffs and landings at the Livermore Municipal Airport are down but noise complaints are up, says airport General Manager Leander Hauri.
Read MoreElk Grove Airport
Sunday, June 19, 2005
Planners might ground airport
Its owner, pilots blame development for bid to close field.
By Sandy Louey
The Sacramento (CA) Bee
A Cessna 150 takes off from the Elk Grove Airport, flying over Keith Cossairt’s hangar toward Grant Line Road.
Airplanes landing and departing have been a common sight since the small airport opened in 1934. But that may cease if the Sacramento County Project Planning Commission on Monday refuses to renew the airport’s use permit, as recommended by the planning staff.
Read MoreFrench Valley Airport
Tuesday, June 21, 2005
Commentary
Leaders need to defend airport
By Gary Weidman
The San Diego (CA) North County Times
Friday last, I cruised into Stew’s at Rancho California and Margarita for a trim and some conversation. As I entered, a pretty lady guided me to her chair and the trim and talk began.
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