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	1998 NBAA Business Aviation Fact Book - Business Aviation Industry Statistics
		Part of the reason for the continuing popularity of travel by general aviation aircraft is the fact that these aircraft have access to approximately 5,500 airports in the United States, compared to the nearly 550 served by scheduled air carriers.
		Partly because so many general aviation aircraft are based in the populous states of California, Florida, Texas and New Jersey, the list of top 20 airports by general aviation operations is dominated by airports located in those states.
		For noncommercial aviation, there is a 17.5 cents per gallon excise tax on jet fuel and a 15 cents per gallon excise tax on aviation gasoline.
	www.nbaa.org /factbook/1998/section4.htm (3466 words)

	Sheboygan County Aviation Corporation -About SCAC
		Formed in 1998 by avid aviation enthusiasts for the purpose of building an Aviation Welcome Center and Education Facility to the Sheboygan County Airport.
		He is an aviation history buff, with his greatest interest in the 1930s and 40s focusing on military and the "Golden Age of Aviation." He had an interest in aviation as a very young boy, building airplane models, reading aviation books and immersing himself in aviation history.
		He has a lifelong interest in airplanes and more recently "all things Aviation." Kyle completed his Private Pilot Training in August of 1993 and is currently a partner in a Beechcraft "Musketeer." He has been a member of the National EAA organization since 1987 and of the local EAA Chapter 766 since 1992.
	www.sheboyganaviation.com /scac.htm (626 words)

	1998 NBAA Business Aviation Fact Book
		Estimated to be a $17-billion industry, generating more than $51 billion annually in economic activity, general aviation is an integral part of our nation’s air transportation system and a vital resource for bringing commerce to all parts of our nation and the world.
		Using general aviation aircraft flown by highly qualified crews, companies are able to reach 10 times the number of airports that are served by scheduled airlines and 100 times the locations that have frequent airline service.
		Business men and women found that business aviation required less travel time and increased their productivity while travelling, since a business aircraft is in essence an office in the sky.
	www.nbaa.org /factbook/1998 (387 words)

	Indigo Aviation
		The reduction in cash inflow from operating activities to $Nil (1998: $107m) was mainly caused by increased restricted cash of $17m in connection with interest rate hedging activities, compared to a reduction of restricted cash and cash inflow on unwind of hedging instruments totalling $55m in the prior year.
		Indigo Aviation undertakes no obligation to publicly release the result of any revisions to these forward-looking statements, which may be made to reflect events or circumstances after the date hereof or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.
		Indigo Aviation AB is a Swedish limited liability company which engages primarily in acquiring and leasing narrowbody commercial jet aircraft to airlines throughout the world.
	www.indigoab.com /news/main.html (14325 words)

	Flying History \| The Aviation Century
		Top aviation photographer Dan Patterson's photographs of preserved and restored aircraft in museum and private collections combine with rare archival photographs to make this the best book on early aviation available anywhere.
		That aviation is a force of change, in fact it has changed the world we live in, more than any other factor in the 100 years of the 20th Century.
		The famous which reside in the great museums of the world, but also the hidden treasures which are found in the smaller and off the beaten path collections.
	www.flyinghistory.com (501 words)

	Chinese Defence Today :: Army Aviation Corps (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The estimated numbers of helicopters in the Army Aviation vary from 200 to 300, which is very small comparing to the size of the whole ground force.
		Although most Army Aviation units are assigned to a particular group army, their helicopters are shared by among the many army units in the same military region during operations.
		During the widespread flooding in 1998, Army Aviation helicopters were widely used to support rescue operations conducted by PLA, PAP, and local security personnel.
	www.sinodefence.com /army/orbat/armyaviation.asp (527 words)

	ACE Aviation
		Aviation commenced operations on March 1, 1997 as Airline Charter Enterprises.
		Aviation was founded and assumed operation of Airline Charter Enterprises, and all other developments.
		Aviation today continues to develop new and innovative projects.
	www.flyace.com /corporate.htm (154 words)

	Cerretani Aviation
		His aviation career began in 1975 when, at the age of 24, he co-founded a part time flight school in Binghamton, NY called Miller Aviation.
		In 1998, Miller Aviation merged with Corporate Wings of Cleveland, OH, and the combined company formed Flight Options.
		Cerretani held the title of Executive Vice President, and was responsible for the purchase and refurbishment of over 80 jet aircraft, ranging from Citation II to Gulfstream IV, during the first 2 years of operations.
	www.cerretaniaviation.com /about.html (532 words)

	Civil Aviation Amendment Bill 1998 (Bills Digest 101 1998-99)
		To amend the Civil Aviation Act 1988 (the Principal Act) to ensure that it is consistent with a proposed new civil aviation regulatory framework.
		As a result of reviews of aviation regulation between 1988 and 1991, the Civil Aviation Authority began, in 1993, a program of redrafting the legislative structure of safety regulations.
		CASA and its officers have the power to monitor compliance with the Civil Aviation Act 1988 and the regulations and to investigate possible breaches of the Act and regulations.
	www.aph.gov.au /library/pubs/bd/1998-99/99bd101.htm (1188 words)

	1998-A-122 -- Alpine Aviation Corporation.
		Under Licence No. 967435, Alpine Aviation Corporation (hereinafter the Licensee) is authorized to operate a non-scheduled international service to transport traffic on a charter basis between points in the United States of America and points in Canada.
		By Order No. 1998-A-109 dated March 20, 1998, Licence No. 967435 was suspended pursuant to paragraph 75(1)(b) of the Canada Transportation Act, S.C., 1996, c.
		Accordingly, the suspension of Licence No. 967435 imposed by Order No. 1998-A-109 dated March 20, 1998 is no longer in effect.
	www.cta-otc.gc.ca /rulings-decisions/orders/1998/A/1998-A-122_e.html (198 words)

	PERFORMANCE OF RUSSIAN AIRLINES IN 1998
		Although the industry finished 1998 with heavy losses, reforms in the industry and consolidation efforts offer hope for a swift recovery and resulting opportunities for U.S. companies in spare parts manufacturing and those providing airport services.
		In 1998, 11 companies merged into larger structures, and the trend is expected to continue, especially in the sphere of regional air transport.
		In 1998, Russia closed 117 regional airports, especially in the north of the country.
	www.russiancouncil.org /reports/ruairlines1998.html (925 words)

	Aviation History - Books, Facts, News, Photos / Art Gallery
		Pluto is the brightest body in a zone of the solar system known as the Kuiper Belt, made up of thousands of icy, rocky objects, including tiny planets whose development was stunted by unknown causes.
		In this picture released by Airbus Sunday April 17, 2005, the crew of the A380's first flight poses in front of the tail of the double-deck superjumbo airliner on April 7, 2005 in Toulouse, southwestern France.
		Here at Aviation History you can become part of the many feats taken on by man to discover the uncharted realms of flight as they have unfolded.
	www.aviationhistory.org (756 words)

	Code One Magazine: The National Museum of Naval Aviation — April 1998
		Naval Aviation training still begins today aboard the wide expanses, runways, and hangars of NAS Pensacola, which is also home of the Navy's Blue Angels flight demonstration squadron.
		In December 1962, the Secretary of the Navy announced the official establishment of the Naval Aviation Museum.
		The Naval Aviation Museum Association, a non-profit organization, was established to support the construction of a new facility.
	www.codeonemagazine.com /archives/1998/articles/apr_98/apr3a_98.html (1382 words)

	International Aviation Womens Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		IAWA members reflect the breadth of accomplishment of women in aviation and aerospace.
		IAWA members serve as models to younger women seeking significant roles in the global aviation and aerospace arena.
		To be considered for IAWA membership, you must be an executive, manager or professional with a minimum of five years experience in the aviation industry.
	www.iawa.org /about.html (189 words)

	Ohio Student Wins Aviation Art Contest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The state competitions are judged by the states aviation agencies and the winning art work in each category is sent to the National Association of State Aviation Officials Center for Aviation Research and Education for the national competition.
		The art work is then judged by volunteers from the aviation community as well as local artists and members of the American Society of Aviation Artists.
		The International Aviation Art Contest is an annual event sponsored by the National Aeronautic Association, National Association of State Aviation Officials and Federal Aviation Administration in cooperation with the Federation Aeronautique Internationale, to motivate and encourage young people to become more familiar with and participate in aeronautics, engineering and science.
	www.dot.state.oh.us /news/1998/4-15-98b.htm (365 words)

	April 3, 1998 Contact: Frank Lester
		Gov. Batt touched on the importance of aviation to Idaho -- it contributed $3.1 billion to the state’s economy and accounted for 56,000 jobs in 1997 -- while Dr. Holmes, NASA’s general aviation program manager, spoke of how critical aviation will be as we head into the next millennium.
		The FAA, in conjunction with the Professional Aviation Maintenance Association, initiated the first aviation mechanic refresher and Inspector Authorization recertification in conference history.
		Other firsts included recertification and recurrent training in the use of pesticides for aerial applicators, mixers and loaders and an aviation workshop for local area elementary, junior high and high school teachers.
	www.itd.idaho.gov /press/98press/040398.htm (534 words)

	About Approach Aviation
		Approach Aviation is a division of SalesApproach, Inc. Founded in 1998, Approach Aviation is dedicated to increasing safety and reducing the costs associated with aircraft ownership.
		The Educated Owner Video Series, developed by Approach Aviation, was the first video series dedicated to teaching pilots, step-by-step, how to maintain their aircraft.
		In addition to managing Approach Aviation, Jeff Simon is a monthly columnist for EAA Sport Aviation Magazine, Technical Director of the Grumman Aircraft Owner's Group (AYA) and member of the FAA Airworthiness Concerns Process Board.
	www.approachaviation.com /html_pages/about_us.html (146 words)

	Elliott Aviation - My Aircraft (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		They often watch the display in good weather, and if the system shows terrain or an obstacle in a certain location, it’s there - verifiable by sight and/or their airborne radar.
		Now, after several months of experience with the operational benefits of the system, Chris thinks the FAA’s proposed TAWS mandate is a good idea, even for corporate turboprops.
		Elliott Aviation pioneered EGPWS installation, earning the world’s first STCs for installation in the Beechjet 400 and 400A as well as the 200-series and 300-series King Airs.
	www.elliottaviation.com /wavelink/1999q2/wavart28.asp (479 words)

	1998-A-48 -- Aviation Portneuf Ltée.
		IN THE MATTER OF Decision No. 33-A-1997 dated January 31, 1997 - Aviation Portneuf Ltée.
		Under Licence No. 962295, Aviation Portneuf Ltée (hereinafter the Licensee) is authorized to operate a domestic service, small aircraft.
		The Agency has considered the matter and has found, pursuant to section 32 of the CTA, that there has been a change in the facts or circumstances pertaining to Decision No. 33-A-1997 since it issued and that the Decision should be rescinded.
	www.cta-otc.gc.ca /rulings-decisions/orders/1998/A/1998-A-48_e.html (181 words)

	Aviation Safety Letter 2/1998 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Paul Marquis, who was an aviation safety analyst with the System Safety Directorate from 1991 to 1996 and continued in the same role when the Headquarters System Safety office was integrated in late 1996 with the newly created Safety Programs, Strategies and Coordination Directorate.
		Marquis has flown a variety of fixed- and rotary-wing aircraft during his eighteen-year (and counting...) aviation career, which includes nine years in the military.
		Marquis has worked closely with the Transportation Safety Board of Canada, provincial coroners and all Transport Canada regional offices in identifying, validating, tracking and eliminating safety hazards and deficiencies within the aviation system.
	www.tc.gc.ca /CivilAviation/SystemSafety/Newsletters/tp185/2-98/010.htm (132 words)

	Dynamic Aviation - Fire Management Services
		Since 1998, Dynamic Aviation's fleet of twin engine, turbine-powered King Air leadplanes has provided a solution to these problems by offering both better target identification and more standardized flight patterns.
		Dynamic Aviation has become a leading provider of King Airs for low-level leadplane and air attack missions.
		Each of these actions has significantly contributed to increased safety, exceptional reliability and has enabled Dynamic Aviation to build solid relationships with our customers while meeting their needs.
	www.dynamicaviation.com /fire.htm (228 words)

	Code Change For Ice Pellets (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Effective 0000UTC, November 5, 1998 the Aviation Routine Weather Report/Aviation Selected Special Weather (METAR/SPECI) code formats used in the United States of America (USA) for reporting ice pellets will change from "PE" to "PL." New USA observing policy/procedures will require that only "PL" be used to encode ice pellets starting November 5, 1998.
		Furthermore, although the implementation on November 5, 1998 is planned to be a fully coordinated "turn-key" event, there may still be some observers who did not "get the word" and may incorrectly continue to use the obsolete "PE" code after 0000 UTC, November 5, 1998.
		The ICAO Council in March 1998 adopted Amendment 71 to ICAO annex 3, Meteorological Service for International Air Navigation Standards, and recommended practices which detail the aviation requirements for meteorological services.
	www.nws.noaa.gov /asos/icepell.htm (442 words)

	Snow Aviation Home Page
		Snow Aviation International, Inc. (SAI) is one of the very few aviation design and development companies in the world that is not connected to a major aircraft manufacturer, but can bring together all of the elements necessary for the original design, heavy modification or refurbishment of all sizes of aircraft.
		SAI specializes in privately funded development programs to increase the versatility and extend the economic lives of proven aircraft as well as the development of new aircraft designs.
		Testing is ongoing and preliminary numbers clearly show that a C-130 E or H equipped with the modern propellers significantly outperforms the same aircraft with the original 54H60 four-blade propellers during takeoff, landing, and more.
	www.snowaviation.com (391 words)

	Welcome RPM Aviation version 2.0.
		RPM Aviation Inc., is a supplier specializing in the sales and distribution of instruments, avionics and rotable equipment.
		Incorporated in 1998, RPM Aviation has developed into a leading supplier of parts for airlines around the world.
		RPM Aviation can provide repair and overhaul management services for any airframe, rot-able or engine component.
	www.rpmaviation.com (259 words)

	Kansas Aviation LLC - Fast, Friendly, Flexible Service
		In addition, Kansas Aviation is a recognized distributor for Stewart Warner, and a Pratt and Whitney approved overhaul shop.
		Our focus is to provide friendly, fast and flexible service to all of our aviation friends.
		Kansas Aviation of Independence has a reputation for giving ALL of our customer’s personalized attention to each of their particular problems or concerns.
	www.kansasaviation.com /about.html (285 words)

	Brian G. Dillman :: AT Faculty & Staff :: Aviation Technology - Purdue University
		Brian G. Dillman has been an Assistant Professor of Aviation Technology at Purdue University since July 2001.
		He is the Assistant Director of Flight Training and the Safety Officer for the Flight Program.
		Identifying methods to determine the probability of success and increasing student retention in aviation flight program.
	www2.tech.purdue.edu /At/Facstaff/bgdillman/index.html (148 words)

	Amazon.com: The Aviation & Aerospace Almanac 1998: Books: Richard Lampl (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Updated for 1998, this massive resource remains the only all encompassing aviation and aerospace reference--a must-have compilation of facts and figures for all professionals in these industries as well as for enthusiasts.
		Updated for 1998, THE AVIATION & AEROSPACE ALMANAC remains the only all-encompassing aviation and aerospace referenceNa must-have compilation of facts and figures organized and indexed for ease of use.
		Prepared by the prestigious Aviation Week Group with the unmatched expertise of the editors of Aerospace Daily and Aviation Daily, this single-volume package of vital facts stands alone in the field.
	www.amazon.com /Aviation-Aerospace-Almanac-1998/dp/007006363X (628 words)

	Team JAS - Complete Twin Otter Aircraft Support
		The JAS Group of companies was founded in 1986 with a singular goal of providing complete support for the DeHavilland Twin Otter Aircraft.
		This exclusive focus has propelled JAS to new heights within the Aviation Industry.
		By setting the highest standards of quality and personalized service the JAS group has earned its reputation for excellence with Twin Otter operators around the world.
	www.jas-aviation.com (105 words)

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