Just a reminder that we’re looking forward to seeing you this season at our Fly-ins and social activities that we have planned and provide you with a schedule of events at BAC/DA. We hope to see you at our first event of the year on May 14th when we host the Spring Fling. Happy flying! Lynda & Santo Silvestro
FAA Registration Reminder—Re-Register Your Plane Online and On Time
A Review of Airfield Safety and FAA Rules Understanding airfield safety and FAA rules are crucial to avoiding trouble on the runway. According to the FAA, more than 80% of pilot-caused runway incursions occur during taxi to the departure runway. As pilots across the country get ready for spring flying, now is a good time to review some of the FAA’s safety fundamentals.
Flight Planning Computer Back Up at Danbury Aviation Danbury Aviation’s Flight Planning Computer (FPC) and Internet access have been restored, and we apologize for any inconvenience. Now, pilots can log on to Danbury Aviation’s Flight Planning Computer to view aeronautical charts and real-time weather maps, get FAA-certified weather briefings, file flight plans, check for temporary flight restrictions and more. The FPC is Internet-based and requires no downloads or password. It can be accessed wirelessly from any computer with Internet access, from anywhere in the world. For more information, call Business Aircraft Center at (203) 748-7000.
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Aircraft registration reminder: The FAA is updating its aircraft registry and requires that all eligible aircraft owners re-register their planes. All re-registration of aircraft and updating of the U.S. Civil Aircraft Register must be completed by December 31, 2013. It is very important that you re-register your aircraft by your plane’s registration expiration date, otherwise it will not have FAA permission to fly.
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