09 10 2007 / 223 Corporate Seminar

#223 Corporate Seminar
CAS 070811XX Monday Sep. 10, 2007 at 11:00 AM Eastern

This broadcast will focus on important areas for pilots, mechanics, and other personnel within the

corporate flight environment. The annual Corporate Seminar normally addresses one of more of

the "Safer Skies" subjects and can be very important to airmen of any experience level.

09 17 2007 / 224 Electronic 337 Part 1

#224 Electronic 337 Part 1

07090801 Monday Sep 17, 2007 at 11:00 AM Eastern
The first topic will be the total Electronic 337 process from the prospective of a FAA Aviation

Safety Inspector. This will cover all aspects from application for digital signature, routing and

signing of the form, coordination, surveillance tools, and future anticipated enhancements.

 

09 24 2007 / 225 Electronic 337 Part 2

#225 Electronic 337 Part 2

07090802 Monday Sep 24, 2007 at 11:00 AM Eastern

The second topic will be taught from the perspective of an industry user. It will also cover the

application for digital signature, tutorials, routing for data approval, and routing to OKC Aircraft

Registry. We intend to cover the tutorials as well as a live "simulated" processing of a FAA

Form 337.

 

10 01 2007 / 226 ADM- Kochan

#226 "Safer Skies Volume 1.1 Aeronautical Decision Making (ADM) - Kochan"
FAASP0301 Monday Oct. 1, 2007 11:00 AM Eastern

Learn about six major topics in the FAA's Safer Skies initiative starting with this broadcast on

Aeronautical Decision Making (ADM). This program cover the dynamics of decision making

including human decision making limitations/ influences, types of human errors and the introduction

of the Perceive, Process, Perform & Evaluate model. This program features Janeen Kochan, with

introduction by Ralph Hood. Janeen Kochan was an airline captain/instructor pilot for Airborne

Express, Inc., serving on the Boeing 767. Janeen was based in Wilmington, Ohio, where she was

responsible for the development and implementation of Crew Resource Management and Instructor

Training Programs. She also instructs in J-3 and many other General Aviation aircraft. Because of

her efforts and abilities, Janeen was recently selected as Flight Instructor of the Year for the Orlando

Flight Standards District Office.

 

11 05 2007 / 228 Plane Time - CFI/DPE

#228 "Plane Time" (Sep. 15, 07 CFI/DPE show )
PLT 07091501 Monday Nov. 5, 2007 11:00 AM Eastern

This special Plane Time (CFI / DPE); is an important part of the "FAA Production Studios Aviation

Safety Series". The show, "Plane Time", offers aviation safety training with a twist .in the form of a

talk show. Mr. Tom Evans, President of the Florida Association of Flight Instructors from Tampa

Florida, is the guest host of "Plane Time". This program will include Joe Forresto EA Regional

FAASTeam Manager, Jim Leviette EA Project Lead, Larry Enlow, North Florida Project Lead, and

other industry and FAA personnel. They will discuss the CFI / DPE program past, present, and future.

 

11 19 2007 / 229 Safer Skies 1.2 Weather

#229 Safer Skies Volume 1.2 - Weather - Brady
FAASP0403 Monday Nov 19, 2007 at 11:00 AM Eastern

Learn about the six major topics in the FAA's Safer Skies initiative. This broadcast will feature Steve

Brady and will cover Weather. Steve Brady, Orlando FAA FSDO Inspector, will be introduced by

aviation humorist Ralph Hood. The broadcast also includes contributions by Dr Chris Hebster of

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and Ed Leonard of the St. Petersburg, Florida Automated

Flight Service Station.

 

11 26 2007 / 230 Safer Skies 1.2 Weather

#230 Safer Skies Volume 1.2 - Weather - Brady
FAASP0403 Monday Nov 26, 2007 at 11:00 AM Eastern

Learn about the six major topics in the FAA's Safer Skies initiative. This broadcast will feature

Steve Brady and will cover Weather. Steve Brady, Orlando FAA FSDO Inspector, will be

introduced by aviation humorist Ralph Hood. The broadcast also includes contributions by

Dr Chris Hebster of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and Ed Leonard of the St. Petersburg,

Florida Automated Flight Service Station.

 

12 03 2007 / 231 Plane Time - SMS

#231 “Plane Time” (Nov 10, 07 show SMS)
PLT 07111001 Monday Dec 3, 2007 11:00 AM Eastern

This special Plane Time (SMS); is an important part of the "FAA Production Studios Aviation

Safety Series". The show, "Plane Time", offers aviation safety training with a twist .in the form

of a talk show. Mr. Beeler Gausz, aviation consultant and writer from Orlando Florida, is the

guest host of "Plane Time". This program will include Keith Ballenger WP Regional FAASTeam

Manager, Mike Halloran WP Project Lead, Eric Minnis, National FAASTeam Data Analyst.

They will discuss the FAASTeam involvement in the Safety Management System.

 

12 05 2007/ 232 FAASTeam Rep. Distance Learning Part 1

#232 Part 1 FAASTeam Training - (5 Hours including breaks)
07120501 Wednesday Dec 05, 2007 at 11:00 AM - 4:00PM Eastern
We have two Training/Orientation Meetings each year during the months of July and December

in order to communicate with FAA FAASTeam Program Managers, Lead Representatives, and

Representatives. You should review the Articulate PowerPoint of the FAASTeam Orientation

(PP 06111501) prior to this meeting. Part 1 includes a pre-recorded overview of the program

by Kevin Clover, FAASTeam National Manager. Buz Massengale, Southern Region Front Line

manager then welcomes viewers from all parts of the United States from Alaska to Puerto Rico.

Buz then begins the official FAASTeam training utilizing the approved PP 06102301 vs 2 and

explains that we intend to update the material and broadcast every 6 months.

 

12 05 2007/ 232 FAASTeam Rep. Distance Learning Part 2

#232 Part 2 FAASTeam Training - (5 Hours including breaks)
07120502 Wednesday Dec 05, 2007 at 11:00 AM - 4:00PM Eastern
We have two Training/Orientation Meetings each year during the months of July and December

in order to communicate with FAA FAASTeam Program Managers, Lead Representatives, and

Representatives. This is a continuation of Broadcast # 232 where Buz Massengale, Southern

Region Front Line manager, covers the FAASTeam program overview, goals, FAASTeam

Representatives, Representative handbook, Lead Representatives, different processes, activities,

and continuing education.

 

12 05 2007/ 232 FAASTeam Rep. Distance Learning Part 3

#232 Part 3 FAASTeam Training - (5 Hours including breaks)

07120503 Wednesday Dec 05, 2007 at 11:00 AM - 4:00PM Eastern
We have two Training/Orientation Meetings each year during the months of July and December

in order to communicate with FAA FAASTeam Program Managers, Lead Representatives, and

Representatives. This is a continuation of Broadcast # 232 where Buz Massengale, Southern

Region Front Line manager, covers many of the aspects of FAASafety.gov internet Portal. Buz

also reviews many of the industry awards programs and the Wings and AMT programs.

 

12 05 2007/ 232 FAASTeam Rep. Distance Learning Part 4

#232 Part 4 FAASTeam Training - (5 Hours including breaks)
07120504 Wednesday Dec 05, 2007 at 11:00 AM - 4:00PM Eastern
We have two Training/Orientation Meetings each year during the months of July and December

in order to communicate with FAA FAASTeam Program Managers, Lead Representatives, and

Representatives. This is a continuation of Broadcast # 232 where Buz Massengale, Southern

Region Front Line manager acts as host to guest from around the United States via satellite and

videoconference. Buz's first guest is Jim Williams, National Sharepoint Manager from California

who gives a short briefing on the representative's Sharepoint site. Buz's final guest of the day is

Phil Randall, National FAASteam Deputy who brings a special airworthiness meeting in South

Carolina to the broadcast via videoconference.

 

12 17 2007/ 234 Master Pilots Awards

#234 "MASTER PILOT AWARDS" (Dec 15, 2007 show)

MPA 07121501 Monday Dec 17, 2007 at 11:00 AM Eastern

The Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award is a new, nationally sanctioned FAA award for active

senior pilots. The award is named for Orville & Wilbur Wright, and recognizes a lifetime of safe

flying for pilots who have been active for at least 50 years and who also meet strict eligibility

requirements. The Wright brothers first flew their frail craft, the Flyer, on December 17, 1903

at Kitty Hawk, NC. The Wright Brothers Master Pilot award ceremony at the FAA Production

Studios at the FAASTeam NRC in Lakeland, Florida marks the 104th anniversary of that

monumental event. Each recipient will be presented a certificate signed by FAA Administrator

Marion Blakey, and a special lapel pin identifying their special achievement. Additionally, each

will have his or her name inscribed in the Roll of Honor at the FAA headquarters in Washington, DC.

 

01 07 2008/ 235 Master Pilots Awards

#235 "MASTER PILOT AWARDS" (Dec 15, 2007 show)

MPA 07121501 Monday Jan 07, 2008 at 11:00 AM Eastern

The Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award is a new, nationally sanctioned FAA award for active

senior pilots. The award is named for Orville & Wilbur Wright, and recognizes a lifetime of safe

flying for pilots who have been active for at least 50 years and who also meet strict eligibility

requirements. The Wright brothers first flew their frail craft, the Flyer, on December 17, 1903

t Kitty Hawk, NC. The Wright Brothers Master Pilot award ceremony at the FAA Production

Studios at the FAASTeam NRC in Lakeland, Florida marks the 104th anniversary of that monumental

event. Each recipient will be presented a certificate signed by FAA Administrator Marion Blakey,

and a special lapel pin identifying their special achievement. Additionally, each will have his or

her name inscribed in the Roll of Honor at the FAA headquarters in Washington, DC.

 

01 14 2008/ 236 Icing for General Aviation Pilots

#236 Icing for General Aviation Pilots - NASA

06122701 Monday Jan 14, 2008 at 11:00 AM Eastern

This video present practical information to help pilots avoid ice, detect ice, minimize exposure, and

safely exit icing conditions during each phase of flight. The effect of icing on performance and

handling is also discussed.

 

Realistic scenarios follow two pilots, Rona and Greg, from preflight planning through the approach

and landing phases of flight. Rona is piloting an ice-protected light twin aircraft, and Greg is pilot

an unprotected single aircraft.

 

This video was written by NASA, the FAA and the AOPA Air Safety Foundation

 

02 04 2007/ 237 Icing for General Aviation Pilots

#237 Icing for General Aviation Pilots - NASA

06122701 Monday Feb 04, 2007 at 11:00 AM Eastern

This video present practical information to help pilots avoid ice, detect ice, minimize exposure, and

safely exit icing conditions during each phase of flight. The effect of icing on performance and handling

is also discussed.

 

Realistic scenarios follow two pilots, Rona and Greg, from preflight planning through the approach and

landing phases of flight. Rona is piloting an ice-protected light twin aircraft, and Greg is pilot an

unprotected single aircraft.

 

This video was written by NASA, the FAA and the AOPA Air Safety Foundation

 

02 11 2008/238 Icing for Regional & Corporate Pilots

#238 Icing for Regional & Corporate Pilots - NASA

07010201 Monday Feb 11, 2008 at 11:00 AM Eastern

This video is intended primarily for pilots of turboprop aircraft. It discusses ice protection systems,

how ice accretes on the aircraft and symptoms thereof, the effects of ice on both the performance

degradation and handling qualities, suggested recovery techniques from a roll or pitch upset and

finally, the hazard of Supercooled Large Droplets (SLD).

 

This video was written by NASA, the FAA, and the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA).

 

02 25 2008/239 Icing for Regional & Corporate Pilots NASA

#239 Icing for Regional & Corporate Pilots NASA
07010201 Monday Feb 25, 2008 at 11:00 AM Eastern

This video is intended primarily for pilots of turboprop aircraft. It discusses ice protection systems,

how ice accretes on the aircraft and symptoms thereof, the effects of ice on both the performance

degradation and handling qualities, suggested recovery techniques from a roll or pitch upset and finally,

the hazard of Supercooled Large Droplets (SLD).

 

This video was written by NASA, the FAA, and the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA).

 

03 03 2008/240 Icing 2 More Parts from NASA

#240 Icing 2 More Parts from NASA
07010901 Monday Mar 03, 2008 at 11:00 AM Eastern

 

04 08 2008/244 Personal Safety Risk Management - Sun 'n Fun

#244 Personal Safety Risk Management - Mike Halloran

 

04 09 2008/245 CFI-DPE Program - Sun 'n Fun

#245 CFI/DPE Program - Joe Foresto

 

04 10 2008/246 The Kings/Practical Risk Management - Sun 'n Fun

#246 Practical Risk Management - John & Martha King

 

04 11 2008/247 Thunderstorms & ATC - Sun 'n Fun

#247 Thunderstorms & ATC - Bruce Landsberg AOPA ASF

 

04 11 2008/248 Meet The FAA - Sun 'n Fun

#248 Sun 'n Fun Live - Meet the FAA

SUN 08041104 Friday Apr 11, 2008 at 1:00 PM Eastern

Each year top FAA management personnel travel from their offices in Washington, D.C.

to Lakeland, Florida, to discuss ongoing FAA policy. Meeting the public whom they work

tirelessly to protect and serve allows them to address current policy issues in an informal

environment. Don't miss this important broadcast. This will be live from the FAA

Production Studios at the FAASTeam National Resource Center, Lakeland Florida during

the annual Sun 'n Fun event.

04 21 2008/250 FAA Production Studios Sun 'n Fun Finale- Sun 'n Fun

#250 Plane Time - Sun 'n Fun "Finale Replay"

SUN 08041403 Monday Apr 21, 2008 at 11:00 AM Eastern

Enjoy the final 'wrap-up' of the 34th Annual Sun 'n Fun festivities and events recorded "live"

from the FAA Production Studio at the FAASTeam National Resource Center in Lakeland,

Florida. Join our show host Cheryl Hardy and others, as they reflect on the week of aviation

and public activities. The "Finale" is a light-hearted, yet sincere, presentation that boasts

many accomplishments throughout the convention with video clips of highlights and

interviews with industry icons and "airshow" performers.

 

05 05 2008/251 "Plane Time" RIIEP (Runway Safety)

#251 "Plane Time" (Mar 08, 08 show )

PLT 08030801 Monday May 05, 08 11:00 AM Eastern

This special Plane Time; is an important part of the "FAA Production Studios Aviation Safety

Series". The show, "Plane Time", offers aviation safety training with a twist..in the form of a

talk show. Rich Tillery host this special "Plane Time" show on RIIEP (Runway Safety)

with special guest Jim King and Ed Jarvis.

 

06 02 2008/253 Flight Instructor Workshop

#253 Flight Instructor Workshop (May 03, 08 Show)

CFI 08050301 Monday June 02, 2008 at 11:00 AM Eastern

Mr. Larry Enlow, lead inspector for the Orlando Flight Instructor Special Emphasis Team and

Tom Evans, President of the Florida Association of Flight Instructors will host this year's Flight

Instructor Workshop. The FAA's North Florida Flight Standards District Office (FSDO) CFI

Team will provide updates on the latest in pilot certification. This one (1) hour portion of the

Flight Instructor Workshop will be broadcast throughout the United States. You don't want to

miss this presentation.

 

07 16 2008/258 Part 1 Distance Learning/FAASTeam Training-Dodge, Clover, Randall

#258 Part 1 FAASTeam Training – (1st Hr. of a 5 Hour Program including breaks)
08071601 Wednesday Jul 16, 2008 at 11:00 AM – 4:00PM Eastern

We have two Training/Orientation Meetings each year during the months of July and December

in order to communicate with FAA FAASTeam Program Managers, Lead Representatives, and

Representatives. You should review the Articulate PowerPoint of the FAASTeam Orientation

(PP 06111501) and (PP 06111701) Rep Training Articulate prior to this meeting. Part 1 is

hosted by Don Dodge, National Resource Center Front Line Manger, and includes a pre-recorded

session by: Kevin Clover, National FAASTeam Manager who will provide opening remarks and

give us an update since the "All Hands" meeting inOrlando , Florida . Don then introduces another

pre-recorded session by Phil Randall , National FAASTeam Deputy Manager, who will provide

opening remarks and give us a view from the national perspective and discuss on going training

at CMEL. Don Dodge will welcome viewers from all parts of the United States from Alaska to

Puerto Rico and explain that we intend to update the material and broadcast every 6 months.

 

07 16 2008/258 Part 2 Distance Learning/FAASTeam Training-Ken Spivey, History of the

FAA Safety Program

#258 Part 2 FAASTeam Training – (2nd Hr. of a 5 Hour Program including breaks)
08071602 Wednesday Jul 16, 2008 at 11:00 AM – 4:00PM Eastern

We have two Training/Orientation Meetings each year during the months of July and December

in order to communicate with FAA FAASTeam Program Managers, Lead Representatives, and

Representatives. This is a continuation of Broadcast # 258 where Ken Spivey Southern Region

FAASTeam Manager will present the history of the FAA Safety Program... Where we have been

and where we are going. Ken will also explain the support elements of the National Resource

Center ... It is not just a building ... It is truly "A Team."

 

07 16 2008/258 Part 3 Distance Learning/FAASTeam Training-Cheryl Hardy, Effective

Volunteer Management... How to Get The Most Out of Your Team

#258 Part 3 FAASTeam Training – (3rd Hr. of a 5 Hour Program including breaks)
08071603 Wednesday Jul 16, 2008 at 11:00 AM – 4:00PM Eastern

We have two Training/Orientation Meetings each year during the months of July and December

in order to communicate with FAA FAASTeam Program Managers, Lead Representatives, and

Representatives. This is a continuation of Broadcast # 258 where Cheryl Hardy , National

FAASTeam Representative of the Year & FAA Production Studios Public Relations

Representative will discuss working effectively with volunteers. Cheryl has over 26 years of

experience working with numerous regional and national volunteer organizations.

 

07 16 2008/258 Part 4 Distance Learning/FAASTeam Training - Q & A

#258 Part 4 FAASTeam Training - (4th Hr. of a 5 Hour Program including breaks)
08071604 Wednesday Jul 16, 2008 at 11:00 AM - 4:00PM Eastern
We have two Training/Orientation Meetings each year during the months of July and December in

order to communicate with FAA FAASTeam Program Managers, Lead Representatives, and

Representatives. This is a continuation of Broadcast # 258 where Don Dodge, National Resource

Center Front Line manager acts as host to guests from around the United States via satellite, internet,

and telephone. If you have questions throughout the day please email them to the facility to

jose.g.rodriquez@faa.gov or fax them to the NRC at 863-647-3058. Don and the presenters will

do their best to answer these questions first, and then if time permits we will have live "call ins"

from folks in the field.

 

07 14 2008/259 Takeoff and Landings - Preventing First Solo Accidents

#259 Takeoff and Landings - Preventing First Solo Accidents
CFI 08050302 Monday July 14, 2008 at 11:00 AM Eastern

Takeoff and Landings - Preventing First Solo Accidents presented by Diego Alfonso, Past President

of the Florida Association of Flight Instructors. Diego is now on the North Florida FSDO Flight

Instructor Special Emphasis Team. You don't want to miss this presentation. Diego has an informative

and entertaining presentation style that you will enjoy.

 

08 18 2008/262 Corporate Seminar - The UnSafety Zone

#262 Corporate Seminar (Aug 09, 2008)
CAS 08080902 Monday Aug 18, 2008 at 11:00 AM Eastern

This broadcast will focus on important areas for pilots, mechanics, and other personnel within the

corporate flight environment. The annual Corporate Seminar normally addresses one of more of the

"Safer Skies" subjects and can be very important to airmen of any experience level. Steve Bisso with

Flight Safety International speaks on “The UnSafety Zone”. Don’t miss this important presentation on

those critical phases of flight.

 

09 15 2008/264 Corporate Seminar - High Altitude Flying

#264 Corporate Seminar
CAS 08080903 Monday Sep 15, 2008 at 11:00 AM Eastern

The annual Corporate Seminar normally addresses one of more of the "Safer Skies" subjects and can

be very important to airmen of any experience level. George O’Connor with Flight Safety International

hosed the event this year and presented a interesting and informative presentation on the Dangers of High

Altitude Flying. See videos of simulated rapid decompressions in the altitude chamber.

 

10 06 2008/266 "Safer Skies" Volume 1.1 Aeronautical Decision Making

#266 “Safer Skies Volume 1.1 Aeronautical Decision Making (ADM) - Kochan”
FAASP0301 Monday Oct 6, 2008 11:00 AM Eastern

Learn about six major topics in the FAA’s Safer Skies initiative starting with this broadcast on Aeronautical

Decision Making (ADM). This program cover the dynamics of decision making including human decision

making limitations/ influences, types of human errors and the introduction of the Perceive, Process, Perform

& Evaluate model. This program features Janeen Kochan, with introduction by Ralph Hood. Janeen Kochan

was an airline captain/instructor pilot for Airborne Express, Inc., serving on the Boeing 767. Janeen was

based in Wilmington, Ohio, where she was responsible for the development and implementation of Crew

Resource Management and Instructor Training Programs. She also instructs in J-3 and many other General

Aviation aircraft. Because of her efforts and abilities, Janeen was recently selected as Flight Instructor of the

Year for the Orlando Flight Standards District Office.

 

10 27 2008/267 "Plane Time" Take Off & Landing

#267 “PLANE TIME” (Sep 13, 08 Take Off & Landing Show)
PLT 08091301 Monday Oct 27, 2008 11:00 AM Eastern

This special Plane Time (CFI / DPE); is an important part of the "FAA Production Studios Aviation Safety Series".

The show, "Plane Time", offers aviation safety training with a twist .in the form of a talk show. It has been reported

that Takeoff and Landings is a leading cause of accidents in the nation. Join host Rich Tillery on the Plan Time Show

to discuss "Take Off & Landings". Rich's guest will include Jim McElvain, ASW RFM, John Boatright, and Steve

Keesey who are the project leads for this program. You don't want to miss this presentation, It could be critical for

your next flight!

 

11 17 2008/269 "Safer Skies" Volume 1.2 Weather

#269 Safer Skies Volume 1.2 – Weather - Brady
FAASP0403 Monday Nov 17, 2008 at 11:00 AM Eastern

Learn about the six major topics in the FAA’s Safer Skies initiative. This broadcast will feature Steve Brady and

will cover Weather. Steve Brady, Orlando FAA FSDO Inspector, will be introduced by aviation humorist Ralph

Hood. The broadcast also includes contributions by Dr Chris Hebster of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

and Ed Leonard of the St. Petersburg, Florida Automated Flight Service Station. This show also include an

interview with Phil Randall, National FAASTeam Deputy Manager by Cheryl Hardy at a remote shoot during

NBAA in Orlando, Florida.

 

12 01 2008/271 "Plane Time" Runway Safety Collection

#271 “Plane Time” (Nov 22, 08 Runway Safety Collection)
PLT 07111001 Monday Dec 1, 2008 11:00 AM Eastern
This special Plane Time (Runway Safety Collection); is an important part of the "FAA Production Studios Aviation

Safety Series". The show, "Plane Time", offers aviation safety training with a twist .in the form of a talk show,

however due to the amount of material it will only be an introduction by Host Rich Tillery. This Collection of

Runway Safety Videos explores risk, and prevention strategies, while operating in the terminal airspace and on the

surface of airports. With nearly 64 million takeoffs and landings every year, it is critical that we all work to prevent

mistakes and quickly react to errors. We will broadcast 3 of the 4 movies contained on a new DVD and provide a

close look at what the risk is how to avoid a runway incursion and ultimately an accident. The 3 shows are “Heads

Up, Hold Short, Fly Right “ “Listen Up, Read Back, Fly Right” and “Face to Face, Eye to Eye”

 

12 03 2008/272 FAASTeam Training Part 1 of 4 Part Program

#272 Part 1 FAASTeam Training ( 1st Part of 4 Part Program - 45min/ea)
08120301 Part 1 Wednesday Dec 03, 2008 at 11:00 AM – 4:00PM Eastern

We have two Training Broadcasts each year during the months of July and December in order to communicate with

FAA FAASTeam Program Managers, Lead Representatives, and Representatives. During these broadcast you will

be provided additional training and updates. You may want to review the Articulate PowerPoint of the FAASTeam

Orientation (PP 06111501) prior to this meeting. Fred Kaiser, Tampa Florida FPM, is Host for this program and

Brayn Neville, FAASTeam Assistant National Outreach Manager, presents “What’s Coming Next on FAASafty.gov”

during this session.

 

12 03 2008/272 FAASTeam Training Part 2 of 4 Part Program

#272 Part 2 FAASTeam Training ( 2nd Part of 4 Part Program)
08120302 Wednesday Dec 03, 2008 at 11:00 AM – 4:00PM Eastern

We have two Training/Orientation Meetings each year during the months of July and December in order to

communicate with FAA FAASTeam Program Managers, Lead Representatives, and Representatives. This is a

continuation of Broadcast # 272 where Bryan Neville, FAASTeam Assistant National Outreach Manager presents

“the New DC ADIZ and Other Online Courses”.

 

12 03 2008/272 FAASTeam Training Part 3 of 4 Part Program

#272 Part 3 FAASTeam Training ( 3nd Part of 4 Part Program)
08120303 Wednesday Dec 03, 2008 at 11:00 AM – 4:00PM Eastern

We have two Training/Orientation Meetings each year during the months of July and December in order to

communicate with FAA FAASTeam Program Managers, Lead Representatives, and Representatives. This is a

continuation of Broadcast # 272 where Bryan Neville, FAASTeam Assistant National Outreach Manager will

presents “Overcoming Challenges with FAASafety.gov”.

 

12 03 2008/272 FAASTeam Training Part 4 of 4 Part Program

#273 Part 4 FAASTeam Training – ( 4th Part of 4 Part Program)
08120304 Wednesday Dec 03, 2008 at 11:00 AM – 4:00PM Eastern

We have two Training/Orientation Meetings each year during the months of July and December in order to

communicate with FAA FAASTeam Program Managers, Lead Representatives, and Representatives. This is a

continuation of Broadcast # 273 where Fred Kaiser, Tampa FPM and your host, welcomes guests from around

the United States via satellite, internet, and telephone. If you have questions throughout the day please email them

to safety@faaproductionstudios.com or fax them to the NRC at 863-647-3058. (Only during Live Broadcast).

 

12 15 2008/274 Master Pilot Awards

#274 "MASTER PILOT AWARDS" (Dec 13, 2008 show)

MPA 08121301 Monday Dec 15, 2008 at 11:00 AM Eastern

 

The Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award is a new, nationally sanctioned FAA award for active senior pilots.

The award is named for Orville & Wilbur Wright, and recognizes a lifetime of safe flying for pilots who have

been active for at least 50 years and who also meet strict eligibility requirements. The Wright brothers first flew

their frail craft, the Flyer, on December 17, 1903 at Kitty Hawk, NC. The Wright Brothers Master Pilot award

ceremony at the FAA Production Studios at the FAASTeam NRC in Lakeland, Florida marks the 105th anniversary

of that monumental event. Each recipient will be presented a certificate signed by FAA Administrator Bobby

Sturgell and a special lapel pin identifying their special achievement. Additionally, each will have his or her

name inscribed in the Roll of Honor at the FAA headquarters in Washington, DC.

 

01 12 2009/276 Icing for General Aviation Pilots - NASA

#276 Icing for General Aviation Pilots - NASA

06122701 Monday Jan 12, 2009 at 11:00 AM Eastern

 

This video present practical information to help pilots avoid ice, detect ice, minimize exposure, and safely exit

icing conditions during each phase of flight. The effect of icing on performance and handling is also discussed.

 

Realistic scenarios follow two pilots, Rona and Greg, from preflight planning through the approach and landing

phases of flight. Rona is piloting an ice-protected light twin aircraft, and Greg is pilot an unprotected single aircraft.

 

04 13 2009/282 Safer Skies Volume 1.3 Runway Safety

#282 Safer Skies Volume 1.3 Runway (S/S) Weeks (Replay D023)
FAASP0407 Monday Apr 13, 2009 at 1100 AM Eastern

 

Learn about six major topics in the FAA’s Safer Skies initiative. This program covers the Runway Safety. This

program is features internationally renowned pilot and collector of rare aircraft, Kermit Weeks. Kermit is also

the founder of Fantasy of Flight in Polk City, Florida. The introduction is by aviation humorist Ralph Hood.

 

04 21 2009/285 Sun 'n Fun AMT Awards Program

#285 Sun ‘n Fun Live – AMT Awards Program
SUN 09042103 Tuesday Apr 21, 2009 at 11:30 AM Eastern

 

Sun ‘n Fun Program on FAASafety.gov – The New Automated AMT Awards Program by Bryan Neville, with

the FAASTeam.

 

04 22 2009/286 Sun 'n Fun "Cloudy Skies, Clear Judgement"

#286 Sun ‘n Fun Live –
SUN 09042203 Wednesday Apr 22, 2009 at 11:30 AM Eastern

 

Sun ‘n Fun Program on “Cloudy Skies, Clear Judgment” by Susan Parsons with FAA News Magazine.

 

04 23 2009/287 Sun 'n Fun -Kings on Practical Risk Management

#287 Sun ‘n Fun Live – Kings on Practical Risk Management
SUN 09042303 Thursday Apr 23, 2009 at 11:30 AM Eastern

 

John and Martha King are known for their unique ability to blend humor with real-world experience, gleaned

from years of traveling by light plane to weekly seminars. After having had an aircraft accident of their own,

and discovering their own sense of vulnerability, John and Martha say they have become "born again pilots".

Having had a hand in the aviation education of nearly half of the nation's pilots in the last two and a half

decades, the Kings feel a deep responsibility towards their students and a strong sense of mission about

passing on these practical and insightful tools for risk management.

 

#288 Sun ‘n Fun Live
SUN 09042403 Friday Apr 24, 2009 at 11:30 AM Eastern

 

AOPA Air Safety Foundation presents this special Presentation – GPS form the Ground Up by J.J. Greenway

at Sun ‘n Fun 2009.

 

#289 Sun ‘n Fun Live – Meet the FAA
SUN 09042404 Friday Apr 24, 2009 at 1:00 PM Eastern

 

Each year top FAA management personnel travel from their offices in Washington, D.C. to Lakeland, Florida,

to discuss ongoing FAA policy. Meeting the public whom they work tirelessly to protect and serve allows

them to address current policy issues in an informal environment. Don’t miss this important broadcast.

This will be live from the FAA Production Studios at the FAASTeam National Resource Center, Lakeland

Florida during the annual Sun ‘n Fun event.

 

 

#290 Sun ‘n Fun Live – “Live Finale”
SUN 09042703 Monday Apr 27, 2009 at 13:00 PM Eastern

 

Enjoy the final ‘wrap-up’ of the 36th Annual Sun ‘n Fun festivities and events recorded “live” from the FAA

Production Studio at the FAASTeam National Resource Center in Lakeland, Florida. Join our show host, the

Sun N’ Fun Flight Standards Office Coordinator and others, as they reflect on the week of aviation and public

activities. The "Finale” is a light-hearted, yet sincere, presentation that boasts many accomplishments

throughout the convention with video clips of highlights and interviews with industry icons and “airshow”

performers.

 

#291 “Plane Time” (Mar 07, 09 show )
PLT 09030701 Monday May 04, 2009 11:00 AM Eastern

 

This special Plane Time; is an important part of the "FAA Production Studios Aviation Safety Series". The

show, "Plane Time", offers aviation safety training with a twist….in the form of a talk show. Rich Tillery

will host this special "Plane Time" show on ASIMS. His guest are is FAASTeam Program Manager

Kathleen O’brien

 

#294 Flight Instructor Workshop (May 02, 09 Show)
CFI 09050204 Monday June 08, 2009 at 11:00 AM Eastern

 

Mr. Larry Enlow, lead inspector for the North Florida Flight Instructor Special Emphasis Team and Mark

Laughridge FAASTeam Program Manager will host this year's Flight Instructor Workshop. Join them and

local ASI and DPE to discuss important Flight Training issues. If you are a Flight or Ground Instructor you

do not want to miss this broadcast.

 

#295 Flight Instructor Workshop (May 02, 09 Show)
CFI 09050202 Monday June 15, 2009 at 11:00 AM Eastern

 

Ernie Strange, Designated Pilot Examiner and President of the National Aviation Safety Foundation discussed

the Integrated Airman Certification Rating Application IACRA at this year’s annual Flight Instructor Workshop

and FAASTeam Program at the Lakeland Facility.

 

 

#297 Flight Instructor Workshop (May 02, 09 Show)
CFI 09050203 Monday July 13, 2009 at 11:00 AM Eastern

 

Join Walt Schamel, designated Pilot Examiner and retired FAA Inspector at the Annual Flight Instructor

Workshop as he covers this Sport Pilot for the FAASteamInstructor Workshop

#298 Interviews with Industry Leaders Paul Poberezny, EAA Founder,

and Peggy Chabrian, President of Women in Aviation International
09052302 Wednesday Jul 15, 2009 at 11:00 AM Eastern

 

Join us on the roof top of the FAA Production Studios during Sun 'n Fun 2009 as our host Vicki Sherman,

interviews Paul Poberezny, Founder of the Experimental Aircraft Association as they review the history

of the association and then join host Ernie Strange as he interviews Peggy Chabrian, president of Women

in Aviation International as they discuss the role the organization and the opportunities for women in

aviation and aerospace industries today.

 

#306 Interview with Military at Sun ‘n Fun 2009
09053001 Monday Oct 05, 2009 at 11:00 AM Eastern

 

Join us on the roof top of the FAA Production Studios during Sun ‘n Fun 2009 as our host Rich Tillery

interviews Country Music Star Aaron Tippon and then Noah Watts with the Army Golden Knights

Parachute Team. We will then take a flight with the Golden Knights as the climb high above Lakeland,

Florida during Sun ‘n Fun 2009 to exit at night complete with pyro.

 

04/14/10 # Sun ‘n Fun 2010 Christine Gerner - Jeff Skiles - Wes Timmons
Sun 'n Fun Live - Wednesday, April 14, 2010

 

Join Cheryl Hardy on the roof top of the FAA Production Studios during Sun ‘n Fun 2010. Her first guest

on this show is Christine "CC" Gerner, Airshow Performer, talking about her career in aerobatics and

air show performing.

 

Stay tuned to this program for her second guest... Jeff Skiles, First Officer of US Airways Flight 1549, that

performed an emergency landing on Hudson on January 15, 2009. Jeff talks about the experience,

appropriately deemed "Miracle on the Hudson", and gives us a view from the cockpit allowing us to see

how experience and training played a major role in the safety outcome of this emergency ditching and

evacuation.

 

Next up we will bring you Wes Timmons, Director of the Office of Runway Safety with his program

on Runway Incursions.

 

04/15/10 # Sun ‘n Fun 2010 FAA Administrator, Randy Babbitt - Walt Schamel
Sun 'n Fun Live - Thursday, April 15, 2010

 

Join Cheryl Hardy on the roof top of the FAA Production Studios during Sun 'n Fun 2010 with her

guest Randy Babbitt, FAA Administrator.

 

Administrator Babbitt talks about his visit to the Sun 'n Fun event and brings us up to speed on current

legislation including the Reauthorization Act, the Pilot Flight Time, Rest and Fatigue Rule, changes to

medical rules and NextGen.

 

Stay tuned after the administrators interview for a program by Walt Schamel on "Owner

Performed Maintenance" presented in Studio "A" of the FAA Production Studios during Sun 'n Fun.