About

Jonathan Heckman is the founder & a writer for Aviation Buzz. Jonathan is a freshmen attending Embry Riddle Aeronautical University in pursuit of a business degree of some sorts. Jonathan plans on landing somewhere in the aviation industry following college. He has worked for The Wharton School, the business school of the University of Pennsylvania, as an intern for the summers of 2007, 2008, and 2009. He is a student pilot, with 45+ hours logged in the Diamond Eclipse (DA-20c1). Jonathan posts Monday through Friday.

AndrewFirenzeAndrew Young writes for Aviation Buzz on the weekends. He is currently attending the University of Dubuque, double majoring in Aviation Management and Flight Operations. He has his private pilot’s license and is currently working on achieving a number of ratings/ certificates. The world of aviation is exciting to Andrew, and even though it might be in some tough times, Andrew’s ultimate goal is to work in the industry. You can catch Andrew on twitter as “Andy_“.

About the Blog:

This blog is for anyone and everyone. Whether you are an expert in aviation, or have never flown at all, this blog is designed to fit you. It is our intent to write about topics in aviation that are interesting to the public eye. Our opinions in each post are solely Jonathan’s and Andrew’s, respectively. If you have your own personal view, feel free to share it (without explicit content). We, and others, enjoy reading what you have to say.

Prior to the name Aviation Buzz, the blog was entitled “An Aviator’s Blog.” An Aviator’s Blog began in July of 2008 as a summer project for Jonathan. From July to mid-November 2008, it was solely under the domain of http://jonathanheckman.com. Aviation Buzz was founded in mid-November of 2008. Since the overall blog start-up in the summer of 2008, it has grown significantly in: hits per day, features, and overall audience / recognition.

Disclaimer

All topics written are based on news from mainline news companies (CNN, Forbes, Business Week, WSJ, etc) / the Associated Press (AP). Most articles are based from the primary source (i.e. an airline press release). Statistics / figures provided are taken from outside sources. When writing an article,  2-3 sources are consulted to ensure the numerical data posted is valid. Pictures obtained for posts are royalty free / free-to-post stock images from stock.xchng.

Copyright © Jonathan Heckman, Andrew Young, and Aviation Buzz, 2009. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from this blog’s author and/or owner is strictly prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Jonathan Heckman / Andrew Young and Aviation-Buzz.com with appropriate and specific direction to the original content.