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... superior product. NASA was responding to the need, allocating manpower and dollars to relevant general aviation research programs. More important was the new attitude of NASA and industry toward communicating about ... industry technological problem areas and NASA research programs. Also, in 1974, NASA established the General Aviation Technology Advisory Panel and gave it equal stature with the committees and panels that constituted ...

... party for the purpose of receiving, processing, and analyzing safety reports filed under FAA's Aviation Safety Reporting Program. The third-party arrangement would stimulate the free and unrestricted flow of ... assuring users that FAA's objective in the program was to provide the safest possible aviation system by identifying and correcting unsafe conditions before accidents occur. The agreement provided for specific ...

... or those being developed under NASA contracts. (NASA Release 78-49) Although to most people "aviation" would mean airliners and military aircraft, with a sprinkling of light planes, most of the ... two-thirds of the miles flown were in branches of flying known collectively as "general aviation," Lewis News reported, including private ownership for travel or sport; air taxi and commuter operations ...

... . ( MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER MSFC Release 85-3) NASA announced that its anonymous and voluntary Aviation Safety Reporting System (ASRS), managed by Ames Research Center , had evaluated some 42,000 incident ... . The system had identified, for example, the need for more flight-controller help to general aviation pilots operating at night over unfamiliar terrain and restriction of cockpit conversation and activity in ...

... Association fly-in convention, outlining NASA's vision to "revitalize general aviation." Goldin boldly predicted that the U.S. aviation industry would be able to deliver 10,000 aircraft annually within 10 ... sound barrier. The Association announced the winner of the National General Aviation Design Competition, sponsored by NASA and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), a competition encouraging university engineering students to focus on ...

... recognized effectiveness, efficiency, and safety in federal aviation operations, in the hope that honoring outstanding federal aviation programs and professionals would promote excellence in government aviation. (NASA JOHNSON SPACE CENTER JSC , “ JOHNSON SPACE CENTER JSC 's Aircraft Operations Division Wins Top Federal Aviation Award,” news release J02-93, 19 September 2002.) August 2002 August September 2002 September Sep ...

... Moon and Mars, initiatives requiring NASA to eliminate or reduce its other programs, such as aviation research. NASA's Associate Administrator for Aeronautics Research J. Victor Lebacqz defended the program, remarking ... cuts eliminating entire areas of research. (Warren E. Leary, “NASA Proposal To Reduce Spending for Aviation Research by 20% Dismays Experts,” New York Times, 17 March 2005; Malia Rulon for Associated ...

... President and Executive Director Robert Lindberg remarked that the United State's aviation capabilities had eroded, despite the position of aviation as a critical component in the U.S. balance of trade ... pages provided detailed investment plans, budgets, and needs assessments for seven aeronautics sectors: airspace systems, aviation safety and security, subsonic aircraft, supersonic aircraft, hypersonic technologies, rotorcraft, and workforce and education. (National ...

... Officers Basic Course at Ft. Benning, Georgia, the Initial Entry Rotary Wing Aviation Course and the Fixed Wing Multi-Engine Aviators Course, both at Ft. Rucker, Alabama. In October 1980, he transferred ... Branch, Hunter Army Airfield. Other military schools completed include the Army Parachutist Course, Ranger School, Aviation Officers Advanced Course, and the Defense Systems Management College. Spaceflight Experience NASA EXPERIENCE: Selected by ...

... , primarily as a fire team leader in the armed helicopter platoon of "A" Company, 101st Aviation Battalion (redesignated 336th Assault Helicopter Company). He was an instructor pilot at the U.S ... Systems Officers Course. Stewart served in Seoul, Korea, from 1972 to 1973, with the 309th Aviation Battalion (Combat) as a battalion operations officer and battalion executive officer. He next attended the ...

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