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SimCom offers Twin Commander training

By Janice Wood · March 2, 2011 ·

SimCom Training Centers recently added simulator training for all turboprop Twin Commanders at its Dallas/Ft. Worth facility (formerly PrestoSIM). Initial and recurrent courses are available and are approved by all major aircraft insurance underwriters, according to SimCom officials. “The addition of the Twin Commander training to our growing list of services provides customers of those […]

Survey says hiring looks great for second quarter

By Janice Wood · March 2, 2011 ·

The hiring outlook for aviation companies in 2011 is bright, with more than 90% of companies surveyed by JSfirm, an aviation job board and resume database company, saying they expect to hire employees this year. “Over 325 aviation companies participated in the survey and we have learned the greatest hiring period in 2011 will likely […]

Fantasy of Flight powers up for Mustangs & Mustangs

By Janice Wood · March 2, 2011 ·

On Saturday, April 2, Fantasy of Flight will play host once again to the 14th Annual Mustangs & Mustangs: Legends Havin’ Fun show, the largest single-day Mustang automobile show on the East Coast and the only event that showcases the restored P-51 Mustang aircraft and Ford Mustang autos of all eras, ages and styles. Guests […]

Time to rally GA

By Janice Wood · March 1, 2011 ·

Craig Fuller, president and CEO of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA), on Saturday called on pilots to “rally around GA so that collectively we can protect our freedom to fly.” Delivering a keynote address at the Northwest Aviation Conference in Puyallup, Wash., Fuller said everyone has a role they can play. “Every year […]

Is that lake safe to land on?

By Janice Wood · March 1, 2011 ·

Landing on a frozen lake can be challenging, even for the best aviators. That’s why the U.S. Forest Service and Interior Department has summarized lessons learned about landing on a frozen lake from a recent incident. Last December, a Super Cub with tundra tires landed on a frozen lake in Alaska and fell through the […]

Superior begins shipping Millenium cylinders

By Janice Wood · March 1, 2011 ·

Superior Air Parts, Inc. has begun the next phase of its product reintroduction efforts by commencing the delivery of new Millennium Cylinders to its global dealer network. “This is very exciting for everyone who has been involved with bringing the popular family of Millennium Cylinders back into production,” explained Timothy Archer, CEO, Superior Air Parts. […]

Call for fairness

By Janice Wood · March 1, 2011 ·

A request for basic fairness is at the heart of comments filed by officials with the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) in response to an Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPRM) regarding rules governing appeals of emergency FAA certificate revocations. NBAA’s comments, which were filed Feb. 22, a day before the comment period closed, target […]

Kentucky students compete

By Janice Wood · March 1, 2011 ·

Students from seven high schools across Kentucky recently displayed their aviation knowledge at a statewide competition that brought together aspiring pilots and experienced aviation industry professionals. Frankfort High School took home top team honors at the SkillsUSA Aviation Competition at Shawnee High School in Louisville on Friday, Feb. 25. Jacob Alvey, a Frankfort High School […]

Success Aviation upgrades to Remos dealer

By Janice Wood · March 1, 2011 ·

Having launched a Remos Pilot Center a year ago, Success Aviation has upgraded, becoming a Remos Aircraft Dealer. The Houston-based company currently has two Rremos GX demo aircraft, one with an autopilot and a second without. They use the LSAs for primary flight training. “Most flight training operations involving the Remos use about 3.2 gallons […]

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