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NEWOlathe Spray Service in the news.                                                                                                                                                             Read the full article: http://www.gjsentinel.com/portrait/articles/familys-flying-business-spans-four-decades/

NEW COLORADO STATE SALES OF 2.9% ON PESTICIDES WILL BE IN EFFECT FROM MARCH 1, 201O UNTIL JUNE 30, 2013. For the full House Bill click here

NEWClick for the CoAAA Legislative Updates for March 2010 courtesy of Margy Christansen & Senator Greg Brophy.

October 1, 2009 through September 30, 2010

BASF 2010 Aerial Application Equipment NAAA Membership Dues

Printable PDF FAA Application for Replacement of Lost, Destroyed, or Paper Airman Certificate ($2 to change to plastic license)

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Paper Pilot Certificates to Expire - New Info, Please Read Notice Number: NOTC1784 Remember you cannot exercise the privileges of your paper pilot certificates after March 31, 2010.  You must replace them with plastic certificates. FAR 61.19(h) reads: Duration of pilot certificates. Except for a temporary certificate issued under §61.17 or a student pilot certificate issued under paragraph (b) of this section, the holder of a paper pilot certificate issued under this part may not exercise the privileges of that certificate after March 31, 2010. Please use the correct form to have your Social Security number removed from your Pilot Certificates.  Do not use the "Application for Replacement of Lost, Destroyed, or Paper Airman Certificate(s)" form (8060-56) for this purpose.  You need only use one or the other of these forms, not both, to replace your pilot certificate.  The web link to the "Request for Change of Certificate Number" form in an earlier email (7/15/09) is not correct.  You do not need to return your superseded pilot certificates. If your Social Security number is your pilot certificate number you can have your SSN removed and new certificates issued at no charge by applying online at this link and selecting "Create an Account".  Select "Login" if you already have an account on Airmen Certification Online Services:   http://www.faa.gov/licenses_certificates/airmen_certification/airmen_services/ or download the "Request for Certificate Number Change" form and mail it to the Airmen Certification Branch at this link: http://www.faa.gov/licenses_certificates/airmen_certification/media/SSN_Change.pdf If you wish to keep your Social Security number as your pilot certificate number, use the links below and you will have to pay $2.00.  The FAA offers pilots who were assigned their Social Security number as their pilot certificate number the option of changing it to prevent identity theft at no charge. If your pilot certificate does not contain your Social Security number, you have two options to obtain a new plastic certificate: 1. You can apply on-line by going to this link and the fee is $2.00 for each certificate.  Select "Create an Account".  Select "Login" if you already have an account on Airmen Certification Online Services:  http://www.faa.gov/licenses_certificates/airmen_certification/airmen_services/ 2. You can fill out the paper form and mail it to the Airman Certification Branch and the fee is $2.00 for each certificate.  Go to this link for the form and address:  http://www.faa.gov/licenses_certificates/airmen_certification/media/8060-56.pdf For faster processing, apply online.  If you have questions concerning the process call your local FSDO office. Note: If your email program does not allow you to open the links in this Notice, please go to FAASafety.gov and view this Notice under the "FAASTeam Notices" link. You have received this notice from FAASafety.gov because you have selected "General Information" in your preferences on your FAASafety.gov account. Click here to log in and edit your preferences on FAASafety.gov.

Excerpt from 'TSA's Role in General Aviation Security', a report from the Department of Homeland Security, Office of Inspector General, OIG-09-69

Although OI [the Office of Inspector General] has identified potential threats, it has concluded that most GA aircraft are too light to inflict significant damage, and has not identified specific imminent threats from GA aircraft. OI has also concluded that there is no credible threat of crop-dusting aircraft being used to spread chemical or biological agents. However, OI noted that various intelligence sources have identified helicopters as aircraft of ongoing interest to terrorists. OI also stated that the potential for a terrorist group to use GA aircraft to conduct an attack remains a possibility that cannot be ignored.

View the full report at: http://www.dhs.gov/xoig/assets/mgmtrpts/OIG_09-69_May09.pdf

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