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Monthly Archives: January 2010
Wind Farms Run Into Turbulence with the FAA
With the current emphasis on “renewable energy” and sustainability, along with a healthy dose of federal funding, many companies have been developing plans for wind farms to help move this nation from the grip of over-reliance on petroleum products for … Continue reading
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Tagged dartmouth, FAA, gamesa, part 77, Regulatory, wind, wind farms, wind power
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Considering Closing an Airport? Be Careful! The FAA Has Set Many Pitfalls to Trap You.
Your local airport is becoming a drain on the local economy. Sure, it provides a few jobs, adds a certain cachet to the area and provides a hobby for the few people who can afford to purchase and maintain aircraft. But the … Continue reading
Posted in Airport, FAA
Tagged 5190.6B, Airport, Airports, closure, deactivation, FAA, grant assurances, Secretary of Transportation
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