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MyGoFlight revamps tilt, swivel mounts

By General Aviation News Staff · April 3, 2017 ·

MYGOFLIGHT’s revamped Tilt & Swivel mounting system is made of aircraft grade aluminum.

According to company officials, this new mounting system is infinitely adjustable and allows unique adjustments for every pilot.

It also is easy to rotate between landscape and portrait mode while mounted, officials said.

The Tilt & Swivel mounting system is used in all MyGoFlight jet mounts, including the Gulfstream, Chart Holder, and Universal Jet Mount.

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  1. Pete Salas says

    April 4, 2017 at 6:32 am

    Just wondering when the FAA will have the required medical reform Doctors form ready to take to my family Doctor? It has to be made available for May 1st. I will have to make an appointment for that visit.
    Also the same question goes for the required
    online test.I would like to study for that test.
    I am excited about not taking the medical exam with my AME doctor any more in order to fly my Cessna 150.
    Note…I have owned and flown safely for over 50 yrs. with no known medical issues.

    • Herb Harney says

      April 4, 2017 at 2:08 pm

      AOPA is waiting on the FAA now for approval of the checklist.

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