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The 2012 Neil Armstrong Scholarship winners
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The Neil Armstrong Scholarship Fund was first established in April 1995 through contributions from friends of Neil Armstrong, COPA members and the Canadian aviation community. Contributions are made to the COPA Flight Safety Foundation, Neil Armstrong Fund from which a charitable tax receipt can be issued.
The purpose of the fund is twofold - to honour one of Canada's foremost aviation members and to provide flight training to worthy young people who might not otherwise be able to pursue their love of flight and who exemplify the fine character, optimism and love of adventure which were epitomized by Neil J. Armstrong.
This year’s winners can be found at http://www.copanational.org/NAscholarship.cfm
2012 COPA Survey
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The complete report of the COPA membership survey, including lots of graphs to illustrate the data, is now available. Please click 'more' to download the report.
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NTSB announces forum to improve general aviation search and rescue
Aviation.ca
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The National Transportation Safety Board announced that it will hold a forum focused on general aviation search and rescue operations on July 17 and 18, 2012. In the United States, following the crash of a general aviation airplane, inland searches for the aircraft are conducted by the Air Force Rescue Coordination Center, who are supported by numerous Federal, state, local, and volunteer organizations.
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Premier Aviation to move into Windsor hangar 'soon'
CBC News
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Premier Aviation still plans to open its airline maintenance service in Windsor, Ont., this yea According to the company's vice president of marketing, sales and service, David Diggle, the company has "a firm date in mind" but refused to say what that date is.
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Family celebrates 100 years of aviation history at Fergus airport
The Wellington Adviser
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Hans Christian Juergensen took his first flight over Hamburg, Germany, in a Wright Flyer B on June 27, 1912. It not only changed his life, it inspired a legacy of flying that has continued across the ocean, and through four generations of his family.
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Florida pilot rescues 1,000th animal, a fuzzy, mixed-breed puppy
The Vancouver Sun
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On a recent June day, Jeff Bennett flew his four-seat plane from the mangrove-dotted Florida Keys, past some angry thunder clouds to the fertile hills of Greenville, Ala. His mission: to save 23 dogs destined for death row.
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Consultation commences on new instrument procedure design policy
NAV CANADA
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NAV CANADA is consulting with customers and stakeholders regarding a new policy on Instrument Procedure design and maintenance. This is the first update to the Company's Level of Service Policy since the Policy was first issued in 1998.
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Peter Cheney: Why pilots make better drivers
The Globe and Mail
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Pilots like to say that the most dangerous part of flying is the drive to the airport. This is, of course, completely delusional (as any actuary will tell you, flying light aircraft is many times riskier than driving). But never mind: flying is a cool sport, and it's also one of the best driver-training tools of all time.
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Saltspring man inducted into Aviation Hall of Fame
The Victoria-Times Colonist
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A Saltspring man who founded Viking Air of North Saanich has been inducted into Canada's Aviation Hall of Fame.
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Ontario teen prepares for solo flight across country in amphibious plane
The Chronicle Herald
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It's not an average summer trip to the East Coast but Matthew Gougeon is not your average teenager. The 16-year-old Ontario resident is hoping to set a record as the youngest pilot ever to fly a plane solo from Canada's West Coast to the East Coast.
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Magna offers model airplane club home
YorkRegion.com
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The Aurora Model Airplane club will live to fly another day after all. The local club looked like it might have to close the proverbial hangar doors earlier this spring with news their longtime field on Leslie Street, south of Wellington Street, was set to become the new Bulk Barn corporate headquarters.
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