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Janice Wood

Hartzell offers larger-diameter Top Prop conversions for Cessna 206

By Janice Wood · September 28, 2009 ·

A new Cessna 206 Top Prop 3-blade propeller kit is now available from Hartzell Propeller Inc. The STC covers most normally-aspirated floatplanes and landplanes manufactured from 1964 through to 1977, as well as most Turbo 206 floatplanes delivered between 1964 to 1973. The STC adds 82-, 84- and 86-diameter options to conversion kits already available […]

Heat is on as Red Bull Air Race season finale heads to Barcelona

By Janice Wood · September 27, 2009 ·

Britain’s Paul Bonhomme will try to clinch his first-ever title in the 2009 Red Bull Air Race season finale in Barcelona, Spain, Oct. 3-4, after seeing the crown slip from his grasp at the very end of both the 2007 and 2008 seasons. But Bonhomme will be feeling intense pressure from defending champion Hannes Arch […]

Stocking stuffer safety

By Janice Wood · September 27, 2009 ·

ACR Electronics, Inc. has some gift suggestions that will save lives. These stocking stuffers, priced from $499 for the new 406 MHz SARLink GPS Personal Locator Beacon (PLB) to the basic Hot Shot Signal Mirror at just $13, are available at a variety of outdoor dealers and retailers around the county. Also pictured is the […]

Earhart’s flight goggles to be auctioned

By Janice Wood · September 27, 2009 ·

Profiles in History, an auctioneer of Hollywood memorabilia, has landed Amelia Earhart’s original flight goggles worn during her historic 1932 record-breaking solo transatlantic flight. The flight set several aeronautic records: the first person to cross the Atlantic twice, first woman to fly solo nonstop across the Atlantic, and the fastest transatlantic flight, beating Lindbergh by […]

Ultra Caddy takes off

By Janice Wood · September 27, 2009 ·

The Ultra Caddy, now available at Aircraft Spruce, will hold the thickest of the NOS approach chart books, several sectionals and/or Class B charts, flashlight, fuel tester, pens/pencils, flight computer and more. Its easy reach and out-of-the -way design frees up the already crowded areas such as the knees, lap, or yoke. There are multiple […]

Zenair brings float production home

By Janice Wood · September 27, 2009 ·

More than 10 years after moving its float production abroad, Zenair is now bringing back research and development (R&D), as well as all production of its all-metal light aircraft float kits and assemblies to North America. The company will begin deliveries of the first straight and amphibious models in October. Zenair Floats were first introduced […]

Cessna offers new finance options

By Janice Wood · September 27, 2009 ·

Cessna Aircraft Co.’s sister company, Cessna Finance Corporation (CFC), has initiated a new finance program with lower rates for Cessna’s single-engine piston and Caravan aircraft purchased in 2009. “We are finding many people are ready to buy a new aircraft but are unsure about where to finance the purchase, so CFC initiated this program to […]

New study boosts business aviation

By Janice Wood · September 24, 2009 ·

A just-released study shows that companies using business aviation outperform those without aircraft. “This study shows what the people in the business aviation community have always known,” said National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) President and CEO Ed Bolen. “A business airplane is the sign of a well-managed company, because business aviation helps companies of all […]

Controllers ratify new contract

By Janice Wood · September 24, 2009 ·

Air traffic controllers nationwide ratified a new contract Sept. 23, following an intense — and often heated — three-year battle with FAA officials. The new contract, which will cover the National Air Traffic Controllers Association’s air traffic controller, traffic management and NOTAM specialist bargaining units, is scheduled to take effect Oct. 1. NATCA members voted […]

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