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UND says Saudi students behind flight diversion

GRAND FORKS, N.D. (AP) — The University of North Dakota says three aviation students newly arrived from Saudi Arabia drew attention from authorities before and during a commuter jet flight that was diverted to Fargo.

October 19, 2010

English skills taking off among pilots

GRAND FORKS, N.D. (AP) — Aviation leaders are reporting success with a decade-long push to make sure pilots and air traffic controllers around the globe are proficient in English — the official language of aviation worldwide.

By Dave Kolpack , July 25, 2010

One killed, one hurt in small-plane crash in W. Colo.

June 06, 2010

North Dakota aviation pioneer dies

An aviation pioneer in North Dakota has died. Bob Watts died Tuesday in Bismarck at age 92. Funeral arrangements are pending.

May 27, 2010

Small aircraft has trouble; lands in grassy field near New Richmond, Wis., airport

NEW RICHMOND, Wis. – A small airplane taking off from New Richmond Regional Airport on Wednesday afternoon developed engine problems and eventually landed in a grassy field next to the runway.

By Forum News Service , April 07, 2010

Northwest Minn. college to launch UAS center

A college in northwest Minnesota is getting a federal grant of nearly $5 million for a center to train maintenance workers for remotely piloted aircraft and ground control systems.

February 17, 2010

N.D. Aviation Hall inducting two pilots

The North Dakota Aviation Hall of Fame is inducting two pilots. They are Alexander Macdonald, of Fargo, former North Dakota National Guard adjutant general, and Ron Deck, of Hillsboro, a pioneer of GPS satellite guidance for crop sprayers.

January 21, 2010

N.D. Aviation Hall getting 2 new members

The North Dakota Aviation Hall of Fame is inducting two pilots.

January 20, 2010

Hillsboro, N.D., man named to Aviation Hall of Fame

A Hillsboro, N.D., agribusiness owner who is considered a pioneer of GPS guidance for aerial crop spraying is one of two people who will be inducted into the North Dakota Aviation Hall of Fame this year.

January 08, 2010

Letter to the editor: Benefits are many for the use of private aviation

I wanted to comment on the article “Traveling Man” story featuring Gov. John Hoeven in the Dec. 14 edition of The Jamestown Sun. I think we still all have fresh memories of the General Motors executives who went to Washington in their private jets who were then criticized for their modes of transportation.

By Andrew Schneider , December 16, 2009

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Firm gets more time for testing

An aviation manufacturer that is in line to get $500,000 from Minot’s economic development fund has been given more time to test its product. Heliplane of Minneapolis will have until Feb. 28 to complete a successful flight test on a new cargo trailer it plans to make in Minot.

December 15, 2009

Aviation firm will ask Minot to delay deadline

An aviation manufacturer that is getting $500,000 from Minot’s economic development fund has run into delays testing its product. Heliplane of Minneapolis plans to make air cargo trailers in Minot. The trailers would be towed by aircraft and guided by an unmanned aerial control system.

November 17, 2009

Minot loaning money to aviation firm

MINOT (AP) — An aviation manufacturer is getting a $500,000 startup loan from Minot’s economic development fund. The Minot City Council has approved the loan to Heliplane of Minneapolis, though not without reservations.

August 10, 2009

Minot loaning money to aviation firm

MINOT, N.D. (AP) — An aviation manufacturer is getting a $500,000 startup loan from Minot's economic development fund. The Minot City Council has approved the loan to Heliplane of Minneapolis, though not without reservations.

August 08, 2009

Regional airlines’ safety probe sought

Four senators, including the chairman of the Senate’s aviation panel, have asked a government watchdog to investigate safety enforcement at regional airlines.

By By Joan Lowy, The Associated Press , May 20, 2009

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