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  • 04/22/2021 1:17 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Flight Plan Filers,

    Please be advised the FAA Preferred IFR Routes have been updated for the 4/22/2021 publication cycle.  Please utilize the published routes at https://www.fly.faa.gov/rmt/nfdc_preferred_routes_database.jsp to the maximum extent possible to avoid ATC required re-routes.

    If your flight plans are departing Florida airports (MIA, FLL, PBI, FXE, SUA, MCO, ORL) and utilizing offshore routes AR16 or AR18, please take particular care to file the precise route for your destination airport.  Published offshore routes exist for the following destination airports: ACK, ALB, BAF, BDL, BDR, BED, BOS, BVY, BWI, CEF, DXR, EWR, FOK, FRG, GON, HFD, HPN, HTO, HVN, IAD, ISP, JFK, LGA, LWM, MHT, MMU, ORH, PHL, POU, PVD, RDU, SWF, TEB, YUL, YYZ.  Published offshore routes for Y494 and/or Y497 exist for flights departing FLL, MCO, MIA, PBI, TPA, MDSD, and MYNN with destinations BDA, BOS, DOV, EWR, JFK, MMU, and TEB. 

    For routes to and from Florida airports NOT found at the above link, please utilize the routes available at:

    Northbound General Aviation Pref Routes (Departing Florida Airports)

    Southbound General Aviation Pref Routes (Arriving Florida Airports)


    THESE ROUTES HAVE BEEN UPDATED FOR 4/22/2021.

    The Florida airports in the routes at the above two links include:  07FA, APF, BCT, EYW, FA54, FHB, FMY, FLL, FXE, ISM, MKY, MIA, MCO, OPF, ORL, PBI, PIE, PGD, RSW, SFB, SRQ, SUA, TMB, TPA.  Again, please file the precise route for your departure and destination airport.

    Please be reminded of and adhere to the NA (Not Authorized) NOTAMs published by ZJX.

    If you have questions or issues please feel free to contact one of the FAA ARTCCs below directly.



  • 03/23/2021 2:01 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Next stop for the Falcon 6X cabin mockup: Palm Beach, March 24-26, in conjunction with the Palm Beach Yacht Show. If you’re interested in booking a private tour, click here to contact one of their sales directors:

    https://lnkd.in/gbWz4Cx


  • 03/19/2021 1:52 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Please see information below about a Webinar Embry-Riddle will be hosting on Tuesday, March 30th from 12-1pm:

    Webinar banner

    Webinar 

    Topic:  Aviation - What is Going Right?

    The aviation industry has a long history of studying mishaps and errors – and rightfully so, because aviation is unforgiving of mistakes. But the truth is, most of both commercial and general aviation flights end safely, despite the dynamic environment in which we fly. What is it that people do routinely, every day, that makes aviation so safe, and how can we support and encourage those behaviors and practices?

    Join us for a one of a kind virtual event featuring world-class Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University alumni, faculty, and quality partner in FlightSafety International on March 30th at 12 pm EST.

    Time:  Mar 30, 2021 12:00 PM EST; Approximately 1 hour

    Register Here

    If you have any questions or comments contact:
    Dr. Toni Castillo (Campus Operations) at castilt7@erau.edu

    Speakers

    photo of Dr. Kristy Kiernan

    Dr. Kristy Kiernan

    Curriculum Chair for the College of Aeronautics Graduate Department @Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

    Leading this event from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University will be Dr. Kristy Kiernan, Curriculum Chair for the College of Aeronautics Graduate Department. She is a graduate of the US Navy’s Aviation Safety Officer School, and a former crew resource management instructor. She is a member of several UAS industry working groups, including the ANSI UAS Standardization Collaborative and the AUVSI Trusted Operator Program. Her research interests are in unmanned systems, safety, risk management, and human factors. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience from Brown University, a Ph.D. in Aviation from ERAU, an Airline Transport Pilot Rating with a Falcon type rating, and a Remote Pilot Certificate.

    photo of Chris Hayes

    Chris Hayes

    Program Manager @Embraer Legacy 500

    Chris Hayes graduated Embry-Riddle in 2006 with Bachelor of Science in Aeronautical Science. After Flight Instructing, Chris flew for Comair, American Eagle, and corporate for a 135 company in New York. While Flying, he joined FlightSafety as a SIC, and is now a Program Manager on the Embraer Legacy 500.

    photo of Pam Cripps

    Pam Cripps

    Global Safety Manager @FlightSafety International

    Pam Cripps joined FlightSafety International as a flight and human factors instructor in 1999 after completing her Bachelor of Science in Technology with a major in Aviation Studies from Bowling Green State University. For most folks pursuing a career in aviation, the goal is to fly in the corporate or airline industry. Pam’s focus was always on aviation safety and accident prevention. In 2012, she completed her Masters in Aeronautical Science from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. The coursework had a direct impact on viewing safety beyond Crew Resource Management in a cockpit environment to a more global view of safety originating at the organizational level. In 2015 she was responsible for the design and implementation of the first FAA recognized Safety Management System (SMS) for a Part 142 aviation training provider. Pam is currently the Global Safety Manager and responsible for the ongoing improvement of FlightSafety’s safety programs.



  • 12/21/2020 1:03 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Flight Plan Filers,

    Please be advised the FAA Preferred IFR Routes will be updated for the 12/31/2020 publication cycle.  Please utilize the published routes updated on 12/31 at https://www.fly.faa.gov/rmt/nfdc_preferred_routes_database.jsp to the maximum extent possible to avoid ATC required re-routes.

    If your flight plans are departing Florida airports (MIA, FLL, PBI, FXE, SUA, MCO, ORL) and utilizing offshore routes AR16 or AR18, please take particular care to file the precise route for your destination airport.  Published offshore routes exist for the following destination airports: ACK, ALB, BAF, BDL, BDR, BED, BOS, BVY, BWI, CEF, DXR, EWR, FOK, FRG, GON, HFD, HPN, HTO, HVN, IAD, ISP, JFK, LGA, LWM, MHT, MMU, ORH, PHL, POU, PVD, RDU, SWF, TEB, YUL, YYZ.  Published offshore routes for Y494 and/or Y497 exist for flights departing FLL, MCO, MIA, PBI, TPA, MDSD, and MYNN with destinations BDA, BOS, DOV, EWR, JFK, MMU, and TEB. 

    For routes to and from Florida airports NOT found in the above link, please utilize the routes available at:

    Northbound General Aviation Pref Routes (Departing Florida Airports)

    Southbound General Aviation Pref Routes (Arriving Florida Airports)

    THESE ROUTES HAVE BEEN UPDATED FOR 12/31/2020.

    The Florida airports in the routes at the above two links include:  07FA, APF, BCT, EYW, FA54, FHB, FMY, FLL, FXE, ISM, MKY, MIA, MCO, OPF, ORL, PBI, PIE, PGD, RSW, SFB, SRQ, SUA, TMB, TPA.  Again, please file the precise route for your departure and destination airport.

    In addition, for flights with destination CHS, please note the MRPIT transition on the AMYLU THREE (RNAV) ARRIVAL is “ATC ASSIGNED ONLY,” so please do not file the MRPIT transition.  When arriving from the north, please file the RAPPZ transition from over ORF or ISO.  Numerous published routes are available so please utilize the published routes when available.

    Please be reminded of and adhere to the NA (Not Authorized) NOTAMs published by ZJX effective until next year (12/2/2021) for the following routes: Q85, Q87, Q97, Q109, Q113, Q135, Q409, Y289, Y291, Y299, Y309, Y319, Y323.  The text of the NOTAMs are included in the attached document.  The NA NOTAM for Y307 has been cancelled and the published routes will be updated to include “NUCAR Y307 GARIC” on 12/31/2020.

    If you have questions or issues please feel free to contact us or one of the FAA ARTCCs below directly.

    Paul Withers, FAA Management Co-Lead
    paul.m.withers@faa.gov
    904-710-5939

    Joey Tinsley, NATCA Co-Lead
    joseph.b.tinsley@faa.gov
    770-363-1718


  • 11/18/2020 1:00 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Flight Plan Filers,

    NOTE:  If you are not a provider of flight planning or filing services, please disregard this email and request that you be removed from this list.

    Please be advised the FAA Preferred IFR Routes have been updated for the 11/5/2020 implementation of the Northeast Corridor Atlantic Coast Routes (NEC ACR) with 7 new Q-Routes being implemented:  Q119, Q127, Q129, Q220, Q430, Q439, Q450.  Please utilize the published routes available at https://www.fly.faa.gov/rmt/nfdc_preferred_routes_database.jsp to the maximum extent possible to avoid ATC required re-routes.  I have attached the briefing FAA recently provided to Flight Plan Filers.

    If your flight plans are departing Florida airports (MIA, FLL, PBI, FXE, SUA, MCO, ORL) and utilizing offshore routes AR16 or AR18, please take particular care to file the precise route for your destination airport.  Published offshore routes exist for the following destination airports: ACK, ALB, BAF, BDL, BDR, BED, BOS, BVY, BWI, CEF, DXR, EWR, FOK, FRG, GON, HFD, HPN, HTO, HVN, IAD, ISP, JFK, LGA, LWM, MHT, MMU, ORH, PHL, POU, PVD, RDU, SWF, TEB, YUL, YYZ.  Published offshore routes for Y494 and/or Y497 exist for flights departing FLL, MCO, MIA, PBI, TPA, MDSD, and MYNN with destinations BDA, BOS, DOV, EWR, JFK, MMU, and TEB. 

    For routes to and from Florida airports not found in the above link, please utilize the routes available at:

    Northbound General Aviation Pref Routes (Departing Florida Airports)

    Southbound General Aviation Pref Routes (Arriving Florida Airports)

    The Florida airports in the routes at the above two links include:  07FA, APF, BCT, EYW, FA54, FHB, FMY, FLL, FXE, ISM, MKY, MIA, MCO, OPF, ORL, PBI, PIE, PGD, RSW, SFB, SRQ, SUA, TMB, TPA.  Again, please file the precise route for your departure and destination airport.

    In addition, for flights with destination CHS, please note the MRPIT transition on the AMYLU THREE (RNAV) ARRIVAL is “ATC ASSIGNED ONLY,” so please do not file the MRPIT transition.  When arriving from the north, please file the RAPPZ transition from over ORF or ISO.  Numerous published routes are available so please utilize the published routes when available.

    Please be reminded of and adhere to the NA (Not Authorized) NOTAMs published by ZJX effective until next year (12/2/2021) for the following routes: Q85, Q87, Q97, Q109, Q113, Q135, Q409, Y289, Y291, Y299, Y309, Y319, Y323.  The text of the NOTAMs are included in the attached document.  The NA NOTAM for Y307 has been cancelled and the published routes will be updated to include “NUCAR Y307 GARIC” next month (12/31/2020).

    If you have questions or issues please feel free to contact us or one of the FAA ARTCCs below directly.

    Doug for… 

    Paul Withers, FAA Management Co-Lead
    paul.m.withers@faa.gov
    904-710-5939

    Joey Tinsley, NATCA Co-Lead

    joseph.b.tinsley@faa.gov
    770-363-1718

    NEC ACR Implementation Briefing for Flight Plan Fliers

  • 05/27/2020 4:52 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Members,

    Please see a message below from the Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport, Air Charter Advisors, and Signature Aviation regarding a food drive for FLL workers impacted by COVID-19 job cuts:

    “Operation Uplift” Initiative to Benefit Displaced Airport Employees

       - Food distribution for FLL workers impacted by COVID-19 job cuts -

    BROWARD COUNTY, FL  On Saturday, May 30, 2020, Broward County's Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) will host a food distribution event in partnership with Air Charter Advisors and Signature Aviation, to benefit airport community employees financially impacted due to COVID-19.  

    The food giveaway is the culmination of the airport's "Operation Uplift" outreach initiative launched in early May to collect nonperishable goods to support laid off and furloughed workers across FLL's commercial and general aviation partners, tenants, and service providers/suppliers. 

    The drive-thru event is scheduled for 10AM-12PM on a vacant lot near Signature Aviation along Southwest 11th Terrace in Fort Lauderdale. 

    Since March, millions of American jobs have been lost as businesses close doors or temporarily restrict operations due to federal, state, and local government stay-at-home orders aimed at curbing the spread of COVID-19. 

    With fewer people traveling, aviation, in particular, has been hard hit, resulting in thousands of parked commercial and private planes, and emptier terminals with shuttered concessions in airports nationwide. As a result, hundreds of employees across the FLL Airport Community from customer service agents to concession and cleaning staff and wheelchair attendants, among other front line personnel, have lost their livelihood or had it curtailed due to COVID-19 impacts.

    "This is just one small way we can come together as an airport community to assist impacted employees and their families during this challenging and uncertain time," said Mark E. Gale, CEO/Director of Aviation. "Our heartfelt thanks to everyone who donated items to help our impacted colleagues through this period of difficulty and economic hardship." 

    Air Charter Advisors President Adam Steiger said he saw “Operation Uplift” as an opportunity to help the less fortunate in the industry who had lost their jobs and were struggling to make ends meet.

    "I want to give back to the community and help put food on as many tables as possible," Steiger said, who personally financed a large portion of the donated items and made multiple trips to grocery stores to purchase food and household supplies. "Partnering with FLL and Signature Aviation seemed like it would be a great fit, and I knew that by teaming up, we could make a greater impact."

    During Saturday's drive-thru event, displaced FLL Airport Community workers will receive pre-packed bags with essential household items, including canned goods, paper products, and toiletries.


  • 02/07/2020 2:48 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Please see the flyer below about Embry-Riddle's upcoming Open House at their Fort Lauderdale Campus.

    Embry-Riddle Open House

  • 01/13/2020 4:54 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    OPSGROUP is doing a review to see what aviation can learn from the Hurricane Dorian relief efforts to help improve response in future disasters.  If you were involved in any Dorian relief efforts, please take a few moments to fill out the survey they have put together here:

    https://ops.group/blog/a-review-of-hurricane-dorian/

  • 01/08/2020 11:10 AM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Please see info below regarding Sheltair's Open House on January 30th at FXE.


  • 11/25/2019 1:14 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Everglades University will be hosting a job fair on Monday, December 2nd.

    Where: Everglades University
    5002 T-Rex Ave. Suite 100
    Boca Raton, Florida 33431

    Time:  4 - 7pm          

    More Information - If your company is hiring and you'd like to have a booth at the Job Fair, please contact Director of Student Services at 561-912-1211 ext. 129 or Rbarrat@evergladesuniversity.edu

    Click Here to see Job Fair flyer


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