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Check out the new poll for this month. We will be answering the question at the Savannah Aviation Association monthly meetings. This is a way to get answers to some of the most obvious questions that we don't want to ask. Join in the fun.

2009 Slate of Officers

Your 2009 Officers elected at the Christmas Banquet are: Kevin Smith, President 912-659-9979, veet62@gmail.com; Ralph Tolman, Vice President (912) 313-0598; Pat Shows, Secretary (912) 352-2557. Please call any of the officers with your questions or comments.


		SAV-Airport Advisory Posted by: administrator on Thursday, October 23, 2008 - 06:09 AM
		234 Reads The FAA will be issuing an FDC NOTAM shortly regarding several cranes that will begin working in the SW quadrant (Gulfstream South) of our airport as early as today. The NOTAM will increase the HAT for RW 36 ILS operations "unless otherwise directed by ATC". We have established a procedure between SAV - ATCT, SAV- Airport Operations and the Project Manager associated with the cranes, in which the ATC will be advised when the cranes have been lowered during instrument conditions. Once this notification has been made SAV - ATCT will advise of the lower minimums which will be in place. comments?


		AOPA Launches Free Online Safety Cours Posted by: administrator on Monday, October 13, 2008 - 06:31 AM
		234 Reads AOPA Air Safety Foundation Friday announced the launch of a free online course called "Do The Right Thing" designed "to help pilots improve their decision-making skills" and reduce accidents by preventing the formation of poor decision strings. Based on its seminar titled "Do The Right Thing: Decision Making for Pilots," the online course presents pilots with five scenarios and a succession of decisions, each of which alters the outcome of the adventure. At the end, pilots "experience the consequences" of their decisions graphically through "innovative use of Microsoft Flight Simulator X." Decision trees built into the scenarios allow pilots to clearly see the virtual results of their decisions and how a break in the chain can successfully avert an accident that could otherwise be set in motion. Read more... (356 bytes more) comments?


		No User Fees This Year Posted by: administrator on Saturday, October 04, 2008 - 06:26 AM
		240 Reads On Sept. 30, the very day that FAA funding was set to expire, President Bush signed the “Federal Aviation Administration Extension Act of 2008,” which means the FAA has the money to continue operating until March 31, 2009. Read more... (1493 bytes more) comments?


		If you answered yes to the poll...... Posted by: administrator on Wednesday, October 01, 2008 - 04:03 AM
		276 Reads you should have been at the September meeting of the Savannah Aviation Association. We discussed spatial disorientaion.....it's causes....it's effects.....and what to do about it if you're ever caught in this circustance. Meetings on topics such as this are usual fare at the monthly meetings of the Savannah Aviation Association. Meetings held at Lovezolla's Pizza in Pooler unless otherwise published at 1830 hrs. on the third Tuesday of the month. Come and join for some lively discussions with fellow aviation enthusiasts. We look forward to seeing you there. Questions may be directed at one of your officers with their phone numbers listed above. comments?


		Monthly Pilot Breakfast Posted by: administrator on Tuesday, November 29, 2005 - 07:54 PM
		782 Reads Please be advised that all past, present and future aviators and enthusiasts are cordially invited to Hodges Airpark in Savannah each and every third Saturday of the month for breakfast and fellowship. Uncle Bill says "All are wekcome to attend but be ready for a very hospitable time". It's a great place and another opportunity to hangar fly with local aviators. Call one of the Association officers for directions if you don't know where Hodges is located. Click on Read More for directions. Read more... (546 bytes more) 3 Comments



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