AB48 AB1140 AB1889 – Update

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Legislation leaves flying schools up in the air
When the Legislature imposed new regulations on private postsecondary schools last year, aimed at protecting students from unscrupulous diploma mills, it unwittingly put small flying schools in a potential spinout.

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Gnoss Field Wildlife Concerns

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Wildlife hasn’t posed much of a problem at Gnoss Field over the years, but pilots say the Bahia marsh restoration project nearby makes flying at the county airport more dangerous than ever.

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Civil Air Patrol To Converge On The SoCal Coast

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Holm Center Commander To Address 500-plus CAP Members

More than 500 Civil Air Patrol members are heading for California’s South Coast for the all-volunteer organization’s 2010 Annual Conference and National Board. The 2010 conference is set for September 1-4 at the San Diego Marriott Marina.

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AB48 – California Law Needs A Go-Around

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The dynamics of obtaining professional flight training in the United States are no doubt complex—which is why we focus on the elements of finding a good flight instructor and training organization whenever we talk to prospective pilots about learning to fly. The consumer must be their own best advocate, because those flight training organizations vary widely. But how can we help these budding flyers—vital to our survival—steer clear of those unethical organizations that have so visibly failed?

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Byron Airport Land Use Commission Meeting – Wednesday

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Wednesday August 11th – The Byron Airport Land Use Commission, which is charged with protecting the airport from encroachment by incompatible uses near Public Use Airports and to promote the economic future development of California airports, is seeking Pilot Inputs on the subject addressed below.

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