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G-20 Airspace Restrictions in Pittsburgh

G-20 Airspace Restrictions in Pittsburgh

August 24, 2009 – Restrictions ensure airspace is secure during Sept. 24-25 Summit while minimizing impact on private pilots.

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Time to be Introduced to NextGen Test Flights

Time to be Introduced to NextGen Test Flights

August 21, 2009 – The element of “time” will be introduced in flight demonstrations by FAA and Embry Riddle.

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Don't Get Blinded by the Light

Don't Get Blinded by the Light

August 18, 2009 – Check out the latest FAA Aviation News for a pilot's survival guide on laser illumination events.

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FAA to Recommend Safety Improvements in New York

FAA to Recommend Safety Improvements in New York

August 14, 2009 – New York Airspace Working Group will review current operating procedures and recommend safety improvements.

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FAA and NATCA Reach Landmark Labor Agreement

FAA and NATCA Reach Landmark Labor Agreement

August 13, 2009 – FAA and NATCA have a proposed labor agreement that awaits ratification by union members.

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As Technology Improves, Fewer People Deal with Noise

As Technology Improves, Fewer People Deal with Noise

August 11, 2009 – Today, jet noise is affecting many fewer people across the United States than it did 30 years ago.

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New Website Enhancements Announced for FAA.gov

New Website Enhancements Announced for FAA.gov

August 10, 2009 – The August 2009 round of user-centered website improvements on FAA.gov are now live.

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New Ice Protection Rules for New Airplanes

New Ice Protection Rules for New Airplanes

August 3, 2009 – New rules for new aircraft require automatic activation of ice protection systems or a warning to pilots to activate.

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