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iFly GPS upgraded

By Janice Wood · July 10, 2012 ·

Adventure Pilot has released its Version 7 Software Update for the iFly GPS. New features include Terrain/Obstructions, an Active Alerting System, Vertical Flight Planning, and more, company officials said. iFly GPS units are shipping from Adventure Pilot pre-loaded with these new features and current iFly GPS owners can now update to the Version 7 software. […]

Lamar Technologies launches new website

By Janice Wood · July 10, 2012 ·

Lamar Technologies has launched its new website, LamarTech.com This website was redesigned from the ground up, enabling the user to find application, technical, and FAA information with ease, company officials said. New features include the ability to search by specific aircraft make and model with linking pages to downloadable technical data and direct links to […]

Doolittle Raiders, Tuskegee Airmen honored at Oshkosh

By Janice Wood · July 10, 2012 ·

Veterans from two legendary World War II military units are among the honored guests this year during the “Salute to the Greatest Generation in the Air” at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh on July 23-29 in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. EAA AirVenture also includes homebuilts, vintage aircraft, and ultralights as part of the celebration of aviation that attracts 500,000 […]

Minute Man Air Field slates GA Expo

By Janice Wood · July 10, 2012 ·

Minute Man Air Field (6B6) will hold its annual General Aviation (GA) EXPO and Open House Saturday, July 14, in celebration of 43 years, according to WickedLocal/Stow.

Aplomado Falcon chicks released at Texas state park

By Janice Wood · July 9, 2012 ·

The Aplomado Falcon is regaining a foothold in parts of Texas where they disappeared more than a half-century ago. On July 1, biologists began releasing captive-bred Aplomado Falcons to the wild for the first time at Mustang Island State Park. The birds were flown to the park by volunteer pilots with LightHawk. “We are delighted […]

Teens to build plane at Oshkosh

By Janice Wood · July 9, 2012 ·

Aviators By Design is sponsoring efforts by the teens of  Aviation Explorer Post 9868, which resides at Central County Airport near Iola, Wisconsin, in building a Zenith CH 750 kit airplane in the Homebuilders Hangar on the AirVenture grounds. “The goal of the AirVenture project is not to complete the kit aircraft during the week, […]

FAA bottleneck hampers new GA development

By Janice Wood · July 9, 2012 ·

The government’s certification process is one of the biggest issues facing aircraft manufacturers in the development or upgrading of products, according to a report in The Wichita Eagle, which notes: “The FAA reviews and signs off on every piece of paper, every drawing and every compliance area,” which creates a problem when the amount of […]

QAA tapped for Duke fuel pump overhauls

By Janice Wood · July 9, 2012 ·

Dukes Aerospace has designated Quality Aircraft Accessories (QAA) as the only factory authorized overhaul source for Dukes General Aviation Fuel Pumps. This designation allows QAA to overhaul Dukes Fuel Pumps with the support of the Dukes factory to include manuals, drawings and 100% OEM detail parts, company officials said. “Having the ability to overhaul Dukes […]

FAA buys King Airs

By Janice Wood · July 9, 2012 ·

Hawker Beechcraft Corp. reports it has received a follow-on order from the FAA for two Beechcraft King Air C90GTx turboprops with the option for one additional aircraft. The FAA, which operates a fleet of six King Air C90GTx turboprops, will use the two new aircraft to further support the FAA’s Flight Standards Flight Program. The […]

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