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Pratt & Whitney PW610 to power new Eclipse 550

By Janice Wood · August 8, 2012 ·

Pratt & Whitney Canada’s (P&WC) PW610F engine has been selected by Eclipse Aerospace to power the next-generation Eclipse 550 twin-engine business jet. The PW610F has proven itself on the 261 Eclipse 500 aircraft currently in service with exceptional performance, efficiency and reliability, according to Eclipse officials. “This agreement expands our relationship with Eclipse Aerospace as […]

Chesapeake Sport Pilot offers flight training to wheelchair aviators

By Janice Wood · August 8, 2012 ·

Chesapeake Sport Pilot in Stevensville, Maryland, now offers flight training to pilots who require hand controls rather than traditional aircraft foot controls to fly. This training is made possible by a specially outfitted CT LS light sport airplane that is being leased to Chesapeake Sport Pilot by Joseph D’Aguiar. “We are ecstatic about this plane […]

Texas pilot wins aircraft covering system

By Janice Wood · August 8, 2012 ·

Brad Harman of Texas was named winner of Bruce’s Custom Covers custom-fitted aircraft cover awarded to a Gateway To Oshkosh Fly-in participant. Gateway To Oshkosh (GTO) is an annual event and home to more than 65 aircraft during AirVenture Oshkosh. Participants fly in, park their aircraft and stay in nearby Stevens Point, Wisconsin. In addition […]

Avgas now available at 3S4 for first time in 30 years

By Janice Wood · August 8, 2012 ·

For the first time in more than 30 years, the Illinois Valley Airport (3S4) in Cave Junction, Oregon, has a stable supply of 100LL aviation fuel for piston-engine aircraft. Bill and Louise Gettle, owners of The Flying Machine, an FBO located on the field, are managing the retail sales of the newly-established fuel service. The […]

Extended warranty for Airvan

By Janice Wood · August 8, 2012 ·

GippsAero has extended its warranty on the GA8 Airvan to five years or 2,000 hours for all new aircraft. This five-year warranty is a three-year extension on top of the standard GippsAero two-year warranty that’s offered on the GA8 Airvan, and it will operate under identical terms and conditions, company officials said. GippsAero is not […]

Intercomp debuts free app

By Janice Wood · August 8, 2012 ·

Intercomp has introduced iACWeigh, a free app that can communicate directly with Intercomp RFX Wireless scales with RS232 output via the new iACWeigh Module, sold separately. iACWeigh allows users to view live weights (or manually enter them), save weight data, export the information to a spreadsheet for future analysis and email reports. Intercomp’s RFX Wireless […]

President of Glasair Aviation resigns

By Janice Wood · August 7, 2012 ·

Just a few weeks after announcing the sale of the company to a Chinese firm, Mikael Via, president and CEO of Glasair Aviation, has resigned from the Washington-based general aircraft company that he has led for over 11 years. Via, who said “it’s time” to “move on to other challenges in a prepared statement, was […]

The advantage of business aviation

By Janice Wood · August 7, 2012 ·

A Forbes report, “Business Aviation: The Unfair Advantage,” makes the case for why a general aviation airplane is an “invaluable business tool” for companies to not only survive, but thrive, in today’s tough economic climate. Check it out here.

TFRs for Republican and Democratic conventions

By Janice Wood · August 7, 2012 ·

The FAA has released flight advisories outlining the TFRs that will be in place for the Republican and Democratic National Conventions, in Tampa, Fla., and Charlotte, N.C. An official NOTAM will be published just prior to the conventions, providing more details on the TFRs, including dates and times for Transportation Security Administration screening procedures at […]

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