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Ben Sclair

GAN’s Godlewski renews Master CFI, GI accreditations

By Ben Sclair · July 20, 2009 ·

Meg Godlewski, a 3-time double Master, has renewed her Master CFI and Master GI accreditations. Meg is a flight and ground instructor at Crest Airpark (S36), as well as Clover Park Technical College and Green River Community College. She is active in Women in Aviation as well as The 99s and is also a staff […]

Fuel cell powered aircraft takes flight

By Ben Sclair · July 20, 2009 ·

Press TV is reporting an Antares DLR-H2 took flight on July 17 in Germany. “The power to the motor is provided by a single, advanced fuel cell, hanging under the left wing, sipping its hydrogen fuel from a tank under the right wing.”

L-3 giving away trio of Trilogy units

By Ben Sclair · July 20, 2009 ·

L-3 Avionics will give away three Trilogy Electronic Standby Instrument (ESI) units at AirVenture. The unit, which is valued at $15,000, provides a glass back-up to glass panels. Stop by L-3’s booth in Hangar C, Space 3100 for more information.

Lindbergh Foundation extends grant app deadline

By Ben Sclair · July 20, 2009 ·

Minneapolis, Minn. — The Lindbergh Foundation is extending the deadline for submissions of aviation-related grant applications until October 30, 2009. Anyone conducting an aviation/aerospace research project that balances technological advancements with the preservation of our environment is encouraged to apply. Lindbergh grants are given to individuals and they are not required to be associated with […]

Flightstar e-Spyder first flight pics/video

By Ben Sclair · July 20, 2009 ·

I received the following email from Tom Peghiny, President of Flight Design USA. Attached are pictures of the Yuneec – Flightstar e-Spyder. We flew it yesterday at South Woodstock doing two flights about 10 minutes each. The plane goes 55 mph and stalls at 24 mph. Duration is expected to be 40 minutes. We are […]

Margaret ‘Peggy’ LoPresti, 79

By Ben Sclair · July 20, 2009 ·

Following is a note from David LoPresti regarding the passing of his mother, Peggy: Aviation is a small community, a family. As a member of this family, we wanted you to know that your heart-felt sentiments and words are appreciated in the loss of our mother, Peggy. Margaret LoPresti, 79, died July 17, 2009. She […]

NexAir Avionics introduces Satatoga NX

By Ben Sclair · July 20, 2009 ·

NextAir Avionics has completed a spinner-to-tail upgrade/modernization of a Piper Saratoga. The Saratoga NX will be at AirVenture (exhibit space #354). Of note in the Saratoga NX is Avidyne’s Entegra Release 9 Integrated Flight Deck. From the Avidyne press release, the “fly-away pricing” is $400,000 while current owners can “transform” their aircraft to a Saratoga […]

Hartzell parent acquires two Texas-based companies

By Ben Sclair · July 19, 2009 ·

Two Texas-based metal manufacturing and finishing companies (Mayday Manufacturing and Hi-Tech Metals) have been purchased by Tailwind Technologies, parent company of Hartzell Propeller. Mayday Manufacturing, founded in 1966, is a supplier of bushings, pins, sleeves and other close-tolerance, precision-machined components for the aerospace industry. It is a supplier to Bell Helicopter, Boeing, Messier-Dowty, Goodrich. Heroux-Devtek […]

Watch Martha King testify to Congress

By Ben Sclair · July 16, 2009 ·

From Martha King’s 5-minutes in front of Congress, “I believe general aviation security would be best enhanced by having the TSA establish a rulemaking committee to address the questions and concerns raised by industry and the public on the LASP,” King said. “This type of forum – often used by the FAA and other government […]

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