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Parts marking system released

By Janice Wood · April 17, 2012 ·

Insta Etch of Phoenix has released its Etch2000 professional parts marking system. The custom stencil design smartphone app is based off Android and Blackberry operating systems and wirelessly prints a pre-programmed or user designed stencil to a handheld Bluetooth printer. Using electrochemical solutions and these precision stencils, metal parts and tools can now be permanently […]

BrightLine Bags debuts ‘Flex System’

By Janice Wood · April 17, 2012 ·

BrightLine Bags has introduced its new modular flight bag system called “The FLEX System, which includes five different-sized interchangeable modules, a front and rear end cap, and a collection of four interchangeable external pockets. Every pilot can create a customized bag that is the exact size and has the exact functionality he or she wants, […]

New avionics lead salesman at West Star Aviation

By Janice Wood · April 17, 2012 ·

Mike Sapanara has joined the West Star Aviation team and will lead Avionics Technical Sales. He began his avionics career in the United States Coast Guard and recently retired from the Air Force Reserve in 2007. With over 38 years of experience, he has held positions as Senior Field Service Engineer and Regional Sales Manager […]

Pilots fly to save pups

By Janice Wood · April 16, 2012 ·

Being a pilot is much more than having a passion for flight. True pilots enjoy using their passion to help others. That’s why pilots in Port Lavaca, Texas, recently took flight to complete a very special mission and help two organizations, Pilots N Paws and Great Escape Rescued K9s. Each year, the volunteers of Pilots […]

Akoya testing continues, materials choices frozen

By Janice Wood · April 16, 2012 ·

In preparation for the S-LSA American certification of its amphibious skiplane Akoya, LISA Airplanes continues to carry on a series of test flights in France at both Chambery-Savoy Airport and Bourget Lake. Meanwhile, the French company is completing its industrial process and has unveiled its choices regarding materials. The latest tests involved intensive taxiing tests […]

Lauderdale Air Show returns

By Janice Wood · April 16, 2012 ·

After a five year hiatus, the Lauderdale Air Show returns to Fort Lauderdalen April 28 – 29. For pilots flying to South Florida for the show, Banyan Air Service at Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport is offering a fuel discount, no ramp fees, as well as hotel and car reservation assistance. The Lauderdale Air Show will […]

4B9 reduces tiedown fees

By Janice Wood · April 16, 2012 ·

Connecticut’s Simsbury Airport (4B9) will create a new category of tie-downs at the reduced monthly cost of $49. These less expensive tie-down locations will be on the large turf areas at the airport, with easy access to all taxiways and to the main runway, airport officials said. As an additional attraction, annual membership dues for […]

NASA launches Aeronatics Research Institute

By Janice Wood · April 16, 2012 ·

NASA’s Ames Research Center will host a virtual institute to solicit and foster innovative ideas that address technological challenges facing aviation and the U.S. air transportation system today and in the future. Jaiwon Shin, NASA’s associate administrator for aeronautics research in Washington, and Ames Director S. Pete Worden signed an agreement Tuesday establishing the NASA […]

Glenn Curtiss historic Florida estate restored

By Janice Wood · April 16, 2012 ·

A 13-year restoration of the historic Florida estate of inventor, developer and “Father of Naval Aviation” Glenn H. Curtiss is now complete. The City of Miami Springs and Curtiss Mansion, Inc. recently held a “Sneak Preview” of the restored historic South Florida home, which was originally built in 1925. Curtiss, the “Father of Naval Aviation,” […]

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