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Janice Wood

Lycoming offers zero-time engines at overhaul price

By Janice Wood · May 11, 2009 ·

Lycoming Engines is offering zero-time, factory-rebuilt Lycoming engines to select pilots and owners at the price of a Lycoming factory overhaul until August 31. Lycoming’s factory-rebuilt engines are built to the same limits as a new engine, said Todd Stoner, Lycoming vice president of marketing and sales. “They come with a zero-time logbook, just as […]

Longtime CAF member to be Director of Maintenance

By Janice Wood · May 11, 2009 ·

The Commemorative Air Force (CAF) said on May 8 that 27-year CAF member James C. “Woody” Woodford will become the organization’s Director of Maintenance, reporting to Bob Stenevik, VP of Operations and Maintenance. “We are excited that a long-term member, who knows the CAF aircraft and the CAF members, will be joining the Headquarters team,” […]

$25,000 donation to create women in aviation exhibit

By Janice Wood · May 11, 2009 ·

A $25,000 donation will enable Kalamazoo’s Air Zoo to create an exhibit about women in aviation and will fund scholarships for girls who attend a new summer camp, Air Zoo officials said on May 8. The money is coming from the Charlotte R. Schmidlapp Fund, a trust fund created in the early 1900s by Jacob […]

GA awards presented at Sun ‘n Fun

By Janice Wood · May 11, 2009 ·

Each year, the General Aviation Awards program and the FAA recognize a small group of aviation professionals in the fields of flight instruction, aviation maintenance, avionics and safety for their contributions to aviation safety and education. The awards program is a cooperative effort between the FAA and a dozen industry sponsors. The selection process begins […]

International visitors flock to Sun ‘n Fun

By Janice Wood · May 11, 2009 ·

The International Visitors Tent at Sun ‘n Fun did box office business this year. As of the fourth morning of the fly-in, the tent had welcomed more than 1,100 visitors from 56 countries, including Brazil, Argentina, Italy, Iran, Kenya and even Botswana. “It’s been much better this year than last,” confirmed Michele Van Horn, chairman. […]

Honoring EAA’s founders

By Janice Wood · May 11, 2009 ·

Sun ‘n Fun President John Burton presented a $5,000 check to EAA founder Paul Poberezny during an EAA Chapter Leadership Social on opening day. The donation is for the EAA’s Founders Wing at the EAA AirVenture Museum in Oshkosh. The Founders Wing, which will encompass a storage, maintenance and restoration area at the museum, will […]

NCFlyPorts, SATSair boost business travel day trips

By Janice Wood · May 11, 2009 ·

The State of North Carolina is taking an exceptionally positive approach to aviation. The state’s FlyPorts program, working with SATSair, a provider of customized, on-demand air taxi services, has developed a “Business Day-Travelers” program which offers special rates for one day trips out of Raleigh, North Carolina. “Business Day-Travelers will enable business professionals in the […]

Continental Motors lowers engine prices

By Janice Wood · May 8, 2009 ·

Teledyne Continental Motors said on May 7 that it has lowered the Genuine Continental Retail Price (GCRP) on its complete line of aftermarket, factory new and factory rebuilt engines. Prices, effective May 7, have been lowered by as much as $1,500 for factory new and up to $1,200 for factory rebuilt engines. “Continental Motors has […]

Conference warns of carbon trading, increased regulation

By Janice Wood · May 8, 2009 ·

A May 7 Reuters report says that carbon trading and increased regulation actually could hinder innovative efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from airplanes. Reuters was quoting remarks made by airline industry leaders at an aviation conference held in Britain on May 6. Airplanes are said to account for an estimated 2% to 4% of […]

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