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Mexico confiscates hundreds of drug-runner aircraft
Aviation eBrief | Mar 17, 2010
Mexican authorities have seized more than 400 planes from drug traffickers, and the majority are private planes such as single-engine Cessnas. Pilots have also been flying ultralights, which can land on 100 feet of runway, to evade radar detection. Some aircraft have modifications such as homemade extra fuel tanks or larger tires for landing on rocky ground. USA TODAY (03/16)
Tecnam's Twin: Speed, style, economy
Aviation eBrief | Mar 17, 2010
Column: All pilots can relate to fear of flying
Aviation eBrief | Mar 12, 2010
FAA bill sets co-pilot minimum flight time at 800 hours
Aviation eBrief | Mar 18, 2010
FAA bill emerges as vehicle for airline safety rules
Aviation eBrief | Mar 12, 2010
"Gonzo" jet collects weather data for NOAA
Aviation eBrief | Mar 15, 2010
FAA reaches compromise with pilots who overshot MSP airport
Aviation eBrief | Mar 16, 2010
Column: General aviation faces heightened security
Aviation eBrief | Mar 12, 2010
Central Texas to add 2 general aviation airports
Aviation eBrief | Mar 12, 2010
Senate begins debate on FAA reauthorization bill
Aviation eBrief | Mar 16, 2010
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