| Millville Aviation Art on display at the Noyes Museum of Art
The Millville Army Air Field Museum (MAAFM) exhibition of aviation art entitled "Aviation Art -- The Beauty of Flight" will be displayed at the Noyes Museum of Art in Oceanville from March 20 through May 1, in their educational wing. The theme of this display is "Thundering Warbirds," a collection of prints and lithographs illustrating the history, technology and beauty of the warbirds of World War II. All of the pieces are signed originals with many bearing signatures of WWII "Aces" who served and flew these fighters, bombers and pursuit planes during the war. The exhibit includes pieces on loan from private individuals as well as a selection from the permanent collection of the Millville Army Air Field Museum. The Noyes Museum of Art, located at 733 Lily Lake Road in Oceanville, has a permanent collection that currently includes more that 1,300 pieces of American art, ranging from paintings and sculptures from the 19th and 20th centuries, as well as an impressive variety of more than 350 vintage waterfowl decoys.
Baldwin Aviation Achieves IS-BAO Certification
Baldwin Aviation Inc. (BAI), a service company founded in 2004 to assist flight departments in meeting regulatory requirements and establishing safety-oriented operating standards, has become the first firm of its kind to achieve the International Standard for Business Aviation Operations (IS-BAO) Registration. BAI received the certification last month, after more than two years of program and software development. Introduced in 2002, IS-BAO is a code of best practices designed to help flight departments worldwide achieve a high level of safety and professionalism. It essentially uses the ISO 9000 principles structured to apply to aviation safety, offering a flexible approach which allows flight operations to define and customize their own solutions to meet industry-wide criteria for safety and compliance.
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