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New facility for DeltaHawk; certification of diesel engine expected this year

By Janice Wood · February 13, 2011 ·

DeltaHawk Engines Inc. has been cleared for landing in a new manufacturing plant in Racine, Wis., according to a report at JournalTimes.com, which notes the city and state have both offered financial help to the start-up company, which is developing a GA engine that burns diesel fuel. The city gave the company $1.2 million in […]

Details about new Learjet emerge

By Janice Wood · February 13, 2011 ·

It has been more than 10 years since a new Learjet platform was introduced to the general aviation market. The latest, the Learjet 85, is featured in February’s issue of Manufacturing Digital. Expected to be ready for the market in 2013, the mid-range business jet will be built primarily from carbon composites. Ralph Acs, vice-president […]

Most memorable records of 2010

By Janice Wood · February 13, 2011 ·

Each year, the National Aeronautic Association tracks dozens of world and national record attempts. New U.S. records are certified and those qualifying as world records are then ratified with the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI). At the end of each year, under the direction of the Contest and Records Department, a list of the “most memorable” […]

Sun ‘n Fun unveils evening programs

By Janice Wood · February 13, 2011 ·

This year’s line-up of evening programs at Sun ‘n Fun ranges from a panel of Navy pilots commemorating the 100th anniversary of Naval Aviation and one of the most recognized names in general aviation for more than a half century  — Paul Poberezny — to a look into the future of aviation by the world’s […]

World’s smallest transponder takes off

By Janice Wood · February 13, 2011 ·

It’s the size of a business card. Weighing less than a cell phone, it’s the world’s smallest aviation transponder — and it’s on board Kansas State University’s unmanned aircraft vehicle. The XPS-TR transponder was developed by Sagetech Corp., Hood River, Ore., and has shattered size records with a footprint smaller than that of a standard […]

LSA world flocks to Sebring

By Meg Godlewski · February 10, 2011 ·

Rapidly changing and diverse weather and rapidly changing and diverse aircraft — that describes this year’s U.S. Sport Aviation Expo in Sebring, Fla., held Jan. 20-23. One day the sun shone and the wind blew. On another day the temperatures were near freezing and the wind blew. Then one day it rained so much that, […]

Design the paint scheme for Zenith’s demo plane

By Janice Wood · February 10, 2011 ·

As Zenith Aircraft Co. completes its new CH 650 B demonstrator plane, it is soliciting paint scheme designs. The winning design will be shown off at Sun ‘n Fun, which kicks off March 29. According to company founder Sebastien Heintz, “We’d like the new paint scheme for our new CH 650 to help highlight the […]

Garmin teams with Extreme Makeover: Home Edition

By Janice Wood · February 10, 2011 ·

Garmin International Inc. has teamed with ABC’s Extreme Makeover: Home Edition to help a Florida family get the airplane makeover they need and deserve. For more than 25 years, Joe Hurston, a pilot and the founder of Air Mobile Ministries, and his wife Cindy, a former nurse, have been on a quest to provide clean […]

Tell Lockheed Martin what you really think — anonymously

By Janice Wood · February 10, 2011 ·

Recent changes to the Lockheed Martin Flight Services website allow pilots to provide anonymous feedback, according to a report at AOPA.org. Previously, pilots had to be a registered user of Lockheed Martin’s website to provide feedback. “The registration requirement has resulted in some pilots being unwilling to provide needed feedback, so Lockheed has worked to […]

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