May, 2009 Newsletter
Message from the Owner
April was a mixed bag of great and bad weather and some aviation
incidents. Ahart customers are flying and we at Ahart are busy
servicing
An airplane in Arizona was involved in a no-injury accident with
a tail number very close to one of Ahart's aircraft: N6286M.
The airplane that had the accident was N6285M. Luckily no
injuries. A video can be found
here and a newspaper article found
here.
Another incident that occurred involved one of Ahart's
instructors - Casey Topalian - who was injured when landing at Pine
Mountain Lake. The owner of the aircraft was being given a
flight review by Casey when something happened with the airplane's
throttle during a go-around maneuver. Both Casey and the Pilot
did what they needed to do to avoid damaging any homes near the
runway. Casey was injured and is at home healing up getting
ready to fly again! The FAA and NTSB has also exonerated Casey
of any fault in the flight - Good for you Casey (and not
surprising)!
Flying is an extremely fun and satisfying activity but we need to
continue taking it seriously and keeping our skills current.
Ahart is committed to well maintained aircraft and highly trained
and safety conscious flight instructors.
Safe and Happy Flying to you all!
Bill Komanetsky
Previous month accomplishments
Instructor of the Month!
Robert Nyberg!!
Thanks for all your hard work this month Robert!
Articles
Excuse the changes that are being made to the newsletter and any
problems you may have in view it. We are trying new and
different ways of communicating to our customers to make it more
enjoyable and easier to get timely up-to-date information. if
you have any ideas on how to make the Ahart newsletter better,
please don't hesitate to contact
me.
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