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Lightspeed Live Event lands in Orlando

By General Aviation News Staff · October 14, 2014 ·

PORTLAND, Ore. — Lightspeed Aviation will be bringing its Lightspeed Live interactive road show to the Mela Room in Orlando on Monday, Oct. 20. The event provides pilots with an opportunity to visit with Lightspeed Aviation executives in a casual, interactive setting and learn about the company, along with its line of aviation headsets and […]

The battle of diversity vs. fragmentation

By Jamie Beckett · October 13, 2014 ·

Election day is only weeks away across America. What used to be a one-day event has stretched into a weeks-long period of collecting absentee ballots by mail and voters streaming to early voting locations. We pick up sides vehemently, often characterizing our own friends and neighbors as the enemy, evil doers who are bent on […]

Do you know who you’re going to vote for in November?

By General Aviation News Staff · October 13, 2014 ·

With the midterm elections looming, the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) has made available a new “Election 2014” web resource designed to help the general aviation community be informed and involved in this year’s elections. “It is as important as ever that our industry’s voice is heard in the upcoming elections,” said NBAA President and CEO Ed […]

McLeod hits jackpot in Las Vegas

By General Aviation News Staff · October 13, 2014 ·

LAS VEGAS — Pete McLeod of Canada was declared the winner of the Red Bull Air Race World Championship stop in Las Vegas on Sunday, Oct. 12, after heavy winds forced the cancellation of the flying in the first of three final rounds. McLeod won the first race of his career by virtue of his […]

Quest expanding in China

By General Aviation News Staff · October 13, 2014 ·

Quest Aircraft Co. has signed an agreement with SkyView Aircraft (Jiangsu) Industry Co. to represent Quest as the exclusive dealer for KODIAK aircraft in China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan. The contract also outlines plans for limited assembly and eventual manufacturing of KODIAKs in China. “We are very excited about our partnership with SkyView,” said […]

Jacksonville University taps Navy flight veteran as director of Davis Aviation Center

By General Aviation News Staff · October 13, 2014 ·

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Matt Tuohy, a Navy flight veteran and senior corporate executive, has been named director of Jacksonville University’s Davis Aviation Center. Tuohy was most recently director of managed solutions and veterans program lead with Florida Blue subsidiary Incepture, named one of Florida Trend magazine’s “Best Places to Work.” He is a two-time JU […]

Charlie Johnson inducted into Colorado Aviation Hall of Fame

By General Aviation News Staff · October 13, 2014 ·

DENVER, Colorado – Charlie Johnson, president and COO of Aero Electric Aircraft Corp. (AEAC), was inducted into the Colorado Aviation Hall of Fame at a ceremony on Oct. 4. Johnson, the former president of Cessna, is a well-known industry veteran and advocate of electric propulsion for general aviation. He is a co-founder and director of […]

First Tecnam MRI in service

By General Aviation News Staff · October 13, 2014 ·

Tecnam reports that the first Tecnam P2006T MRI (Multi-Sensor Reconnaissance and Identification) aircraft is now operating in South Africa. The aircraft is being operated by CSS Tactical, a local security company specializing in armed response, perimeter protection, and CCTV monitoring. In a joint agreement with INDRA, it will be marketing, selling and operating the P2006T MRI […]

NASA technology helps remote Alaskan pilots

By General Aviation News Staff · October 12, 2014 ·

WASHINGTON, D.C. — NASA has formally delivered to Alaskan officials a new technology that could help pilots flying over the vast wilderness expanses of the northern-most state. The technology is designed to help pilots make better flight decisions, especially when disconnected from the Internet, telephone, flight services and other data sources normally used by pilots. S. […]

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