The America’s Cup Race begins in Bermuda this weekend. As you may know, it’s an intense sailing competition that’s been taking place since 1851. In previous races, this event has attracted more than 250,000 spectators! That’s a lot of people traveling by air to one place.
If you have ever dreamed of flying or built a paper airplane, you have walked in the footsteps of the men and women who created the world of aviation as we know it today. Ideas were written on paper. Wooden and cloth models were built to test the designs before the actual balloons, gliders, and planes were built and tested by brave men and women in the air. Today, aircraft designers from all over the world work together, planning and testing their ideas on computers. As the designs take shape, engineers and manufactures built with the latest composites and other materials to make them lighter and more versatile than ever before to meet the needs of today’s flyers.
Dr. Paul Foster
Dr. Paul Foster on promoting opportunities for everyone
As we celebrate, let’s be sure and reflect on the freedoms that we as Americans believe in, such as the right to free speech, free enterprise and the freedom to govern ourselves.
Tim Arel on ACUMEN, BASICS, and COMMUNICATION - the ABC's
It’s time for the Spring Technical Operations Safety Stand Down.
No matter what your particular position is in the organization, you can influence those positive outcomes. In other words, it’s about personal power, not positional power. Personal power is what drives our strategic success in the key priority areas of safety risk mitigation, NextGen implementation, integrating new users, and shaping global aviation. This kind of leadership at all levels requires us to positively influence the people we work with – our employees, our bosses, our co-workers and our customers.
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A new public KSN site that contains info on ERR vacancies and facility status for the next NCEPT
PWC & Oakland Aviation Day
On Saturday, April 16, 2016, about 25 middle school youths (12-15 years old) from the San Francisco East Bay will participate in a day-long...