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Four named to Arizona Hall of Fame

By General Aviation News Staff · July 20, 2007 ·

Four aviation pioneers have been named to the Arizona Aerospace Foundation’s Hall of Fame: Cheryl A. Stearns, Fred J. Cone, Roger K. Parrish and Elgin Roy Newell. Stearns, a pilot for US Airways, was the first woman member of the Army’s “Golden Knights” parachute team. Cone, a Marine pilot since 1958, flew 21 different types […]

Ed Marquart, Flabab Airport pioneer dies

By General Aviation News Staff · July 20, 2007 ·

Edwin E. “Ed” Marquart died peacefully of natural causes early in the morning of July 4. He worked at historic Flabob Airport from 1955 until two weeks before his death, where he was among the most famous designers and builders of homebuilt aircraft. He was 85. During World War II, Marquart joined the Navy, where […]

Glass cockpits: The benefits and challenges .New report says pilot training needs to evolve

By General Aviation News Staff · July 20, 2007 ·

“Glass cockpits” deliver many safety benefits to GA pilots and have fueled industry growth, but pilot training must still evolve to address the safety challenges posed by Technologically Advanced Aircraft (TAA), according to a soon-to-be-released study by the AOPA Air Safety Foundation. “TAA are neither as good as proponents say nor as bad as detractors […]

Cirrus unveils its jet

By Meg Godlewski · July 20, 2007 ·

Cirrus Design Corp. unveiled a mock-up of its much anticipated jet during a June 28 ceremony for customers at the company headquarters in Duluth, Minn. So far approximately 150 people have put down $100,000 deposits for the new aircraft. “We’re calling it a ‘personal jet,’ not because of its size, but because it’s a natural […]

It’s official: Cessna moves ahead with LSA

By Meg Godlewski · July 20, 2007 ·

It’s official. After a year of test flying a prototype and gathering data, Cessna Aircraft Co. officials have decided to go ahead with the company’s Light Sport Aircraft program. “After conducting extensive market research, it is clear to us there is a great need for this aircraft as we strive to drive down the cost […]

Sherpa Aircraft Co returns to U.S.

By Meg Godlewski · July 20, 2007 ·

The Sherpa Aircraft Co. has returned its production operations to the United States. The company manufactures the K-650, a bush plane kit, described by some in the industry as a “Super Cub on steroids.” A Honeywell turbine engine powers the eight-place aircraft. Until recently Sherpa produced parts in a factory in Eastern Europe. “In 2000, […]

In the beginning…

By Janice Wood · July 20, 2007 ·

If you can use it in an airplane or to enhance your aviation experience, chances are good that you can find it at Sporty’s Pilot Shop. Indeed, there are those who say that ordering something from the world-famous pilot supply store is a rite of passage in aviation. Sporty’s got its start when owner and […]

An easier way to first flight for homebuilts

By Meg Godlewski · July 20, 2007 ·

Sometimes the best option for building a homebuilt aircraft is not building it at home at all. For some wanna-be homebuilders, the idea of having the project take over their hangars and garages — not to mention their lives — for years is unacceptable. They’d much rather expedite the building process and get on to […]

the buzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

By General Aviation News Staff · July 20, 2007 ·

“Local airfields are hubs of economic activity and bring millions of dollars annually to rural communities and allow small businesses, and the jobs they create, to stay in those areas. We believe that Congress should work to find ways to support and strengthen the small business economy of rural America through aviation, not unfairly tax […]

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