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Randy Hansen, Experimental Aircraft Association
Randy Hansen talks to us about the organization of the FAA. We talk about the different offices, where they're located, and what they do. Discover the different parts of the FAA are and what their responsibilities are. Experimental Aircraft Association (7/3/07)

Paul Hamilton, Adventure Productions
Paul Hamilton recently became a private pilot rated for weight shift control. We talk about what it takes to get a private rating and the privileges a pilot gets with the rating. Also, ASA recently finished their Virtual Test Prep 2007 for Certified Flight Instructors and Paul tells us how it works. Adventure Productions (7/3/07)

Bill Fortney, America From 500 Feet II
Bill Fortney updates us on the America From 500 Feet II book project. We talk about about some of the special situations that arrive when photographing popular views from the air. America From 500 Feet II (7/3/07)

Bever Borne, Air-Tech, Inc.
Ethanol continues to be a problem in fuels. More and more pilots are finding their (non-aviation) fuel pumps converted to ethanol. Bever Borne talks about the problems pilots come into when changing over to ethanol. Some problems happen after time and some problems occur very shortly after converting to ethanol use. Air-Tech, Inc. (7/3/07)

Jim Sweeney, SweeneyCorp
Jim Sweeney talks about the importance of using official published information about airports when planning cross-countries. We talk about the information found in the Airport/Facilities Directory. SweeneyCorp (7/3/07)

Barbara Tolbert, Northwest EAA Fly-In
Barbara Tolbert visits us about the ever popular Arlington EAA Fly-In. She lets us know what's going on this year and how you can be a part of the largest (and friendliest) fly-in in the Great Northwest. Northwest EAA Fly-In (7/3/07)

Van Stumpner, Federal Aviation Administration
Van Stumpner just finished putting on a Designated Airworthiness Representative class for DAR candidates in Oklahoma City. The amount of material that a DAR has to be familiar with is impressive. Van talks about that and how to find a DAR locally. List of DARs (6/26/07)

Richard Meredith-Hardy, World Paramotor Championships 2007
Richard Meredith-Hardy just returned from China with José Luis Esteban from Spain. They were there to review the site and preparations for the 2007 World Paramotor Championships. Richard gives us an update and talks about why this championship event will be a once in a lifetime event. World Paramotor Championships 2007 (6/26/07)

Mike Loehle, Loehle Aircraft
Loehle Aircraft has obtained the lease on a WWII era hanger in Tennessee. Mike Loehle talks about the building, the airport and their history. He also talks about the plans for the hangar itself. Loehle Aircraft (6/26/07)

Brian Carpenter, Rainbow Aviation Services
Brian Carpenter deals with a lot of aviation questions while teaching the 16-hour maintenance inspection course. A very common question has to do with prop loading. We talk about prop loading in sport aircraft and answer those questions. Rainbow Aviation Services (6/26/07)

Rusty Sachs, National Association of Flight Instructors
Rusty Sachs joins us to talk about ideas for getting people interested in aviation. A lot of people have the interest in flying, but don't know how to get started. Flight instructors are the people that are normally tasked with making that introduction between potential pilots and aviation. Rusty also talks about NAFI's presence at Oshkosh. National Association of Flight Instructors (6/26/07)

Zane Morris, ImNzane Summer Spectacular
Zane Morris is getting ready to host his first Fly-In and it sounds like it will be a great time. Powered parachutes, powered paragliders, competition, and plenty of other games are going to fill up big day's worth of activity. We learn all about it from Zane. (6/26/07)

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