The Internet has made it easier than ever before to receive aviation news. You can easily receive the following at no charge, and once you have registered to receive the information and/or press releases the updates will be sent to you automatically.
Receive FAA Press Releases Automatically
If you would like to automatically receive FAA press releases simply click on the following and enter your name and email address to register for the free service:
http://www.faa.gov/apa/pr/subscribe.cfm
Or you can register by doing the following: Go to
http://www.faa.gov
Click on Newsroom, Click on FAA Press Releases Washington Headquarters. Scroll to the bottom to Subscribe to mail list, and enter your email information.
Receive NTSB Press Releases Automatically
If you would like to automatically receive NTSB press releases simply click on the following and enter your name and email address to register for the free service.
http://www.ntsb.gov/registration/registration.asp
Access Information and Reports from the Government Accounting Office
Aviation stories in the news sometimes refer to a report from the Government Accounting Office (GAO). You can easily receive the entire report by doing the following.
For information click on: http://www.gao.gov.
If you have questions about how to access or receive their information the email address is:
info@gao.gov
Orders by mail:
U.S. General Accounting Office
PO Box 37050
Washington DC 20013
202-512-6000-phone
The first copy of each GAO report or testimony is free.
Electronic Aviation Newsletters
The following electronic news is available at no cost, and keeps you informed about aviation news. Simply send them your email address and request their Internet newsletter. If you decide to be deleted from their email list I assure you they will drop you from their service list. We know these excellent aviation reporters as our members have met them at our Annual Meetings and personally. They would like to hear from you. They also encourage you to visit their websites for even more aviation news.
www.AirlineBiz.com has a free daily newsletter. Send email request to receive the daily news to:
AirJet@AirlineBiz.com. Brian Bell, Editor.
AirSafe.com also sends an electronic newsletter periodically with the latest aviation news. Todd Curtis would like to hear from you at
Today@AirSafe.com
Air Safety Online sends their electronic newsletter periodically with the latest aviation safety news. To receive these updates send your email request to the following:
airsafetyonline@add.postmastergeneral.com. Dan Rupp is also our very helpful Webmaster.
Aviation Conferences, Symposiums & Seminars
NTSB and FAA Symposiums are often listed on their website. Everyone is welcome.
"Aviation Today" http://www.aviationtoday.com also has a calendar of professional conferences and meetings at the following:
http://www.aviationtoday.com/calendar.htm
NADA/F News
Most important, if you would like to receive NADA/F news at no cost please complete the following:
Also check this website for updates.
Additional Membership Mailings are available for $20 per person, per year, and your tax-deductible donation to the
NATIONAL AIR DISASTER FOUNDATION helps us continue our work!
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interactive website remember you can always return to the prior page by using your backward and forward navigation buttons at the left on your toolbar at the top.
You can also easily return to our website by entering the following:
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Websites can be .com .org .net .edu or there are many international suffixes to websites.
If you are having trouble accessing a long URL address first enter the address to get to their website homepage and bring up the homepage.
For example: http://www.faa.gov
Once you are at the homepage add the rest of the information to the website address in the toolbar. For example:
http://www.faa.gov/apa/pr/subscribe.cfm
This can also be helpful when trying to pull up a long website address for a news article. Often news articles do not stay active on a newspaper website for very long, so try and access the information and print it out as soon as possible if you would like to save the article.
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