Aviation News

NTSB Chairman Mark V. Rosenker Announces Runway Incursion Forum in March

Three Are Dead After Plane Crashes Into Mountains Outside Of Centennial, Wyoming

Two Sightseeing Helicopter Accidents In Hawaii Will Be Subjects Of Ntsb Board Meeting

Update On Ntsb Investigation Into Uncontained Engine Failure In Colorado

Comair Flight Bound For Atlanta Crashes After Takeoff 49 Dead

Statement By Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff Announcing A Change To The Nation's Threat Level For The Aviation Sector

Families Of Victims Of Flight 522 File Lawsuit Against Boeing In United States Court

NTSB Reports Increase In Aviation Accidents

NTSB Investigating Airliner Uncontained Engine Failure

NTSB Marks 10Th Anniversary Of Crash Of TWA 800

NASA Announces New Window For Next Space Shuttle Mission

Fines For Passengers Carrying Fireworks

Miami Florida Aviation Accident Report

FAA, Build A Plane Partner to Pair Students with Retired Airplanes

The Law Firm of Robb & Robb based in Missouri Settles A Record-Setting Helicopter Crash Case

Man, Dog Rescued After Plane Crash

FAA Contract Negotiations with NATCA Reach Impasse

January 2006 Passenger Airline Employment Down 6 Percent From January 2005

FAA Action Increases Safety And Productivity At New York TRACON New Management Controls Save Taxpayers $1.4 million

The National Transportation Safety Aircraft Accident Report

New Aviation Weather Data System Debuts on Internet

Argentine Republic International Aviation Safety Assessment Rating of Category 2

Nasa Initiates New General Aviation Propulsion Program

Nasa Awards Two General Aviation Propulsion Cooperative Agreements Contract

Aviation Chairman Lott: $4 Million Headed For Airports In 14 Mississippi Counties

Moran Hails Passage Of Aviation Act

Meacham Field Aviation Mechanics Indicted

FAA Gives Republic of Korea IASA Rating of Category 1

National Park Service And FAA Hosting Meeting On Grand Canyon Overflights Issues

New Radar System May Help Airplanes Avoid In-flight Icing

An Airline By Legislator For Legislators

FAA Proposes Legal Action Against City of Chicago’s Meigs Field Closure

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	Private pilots must be at least 17 years old and have a minimum of 40 hours of flight time The actual average is about 65 hours), including 20 hours of instruction and 10 hours solo. Pilots trained according to accelerated curricula defined in Part 141 of the Federal Aviation Regulations may be certified with a minimum of 35 hours. Private pilots may not fly for hire but may share equally with their passengers the direct expenses of a flight – specifically, fuel, oil, airport transient parking/landing fees, and aircraft rental charges.