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A Warhawk Resurrection: Warhawks Inc. makes grand debut with award-winning P-40

By Meg Godlewski · December 1, 2006 ·

Aircraft restoration is very much a niche market. One of the newest shops to open is also geared to one of the most beloved warbirds. Warhawks Inc., in Granite Falls, Minn., is dedicated to the restoration of Curtiss P-40 Warhawks. The company made its debut on the warbird scene at EAA AirVenture this summer with […]

GAMA welcomes new members

By General Aviation News Staff · December 1, 2006 ·

The General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) recently approved three new members: Eclipse Aviation, based in Albuquerque, N.M., which received the type certificate for its Eclipse 500 Very Light Jet in September and immediately went from being an aircraft developer to a manufacturer; San Antonio-based Sino Swearingen, manufacturer of the fast and long-legged SJ30-2 business jet; […]

‘Texas Raiders’ finally gets a hangar of its own: B-17 could be back in the air by next summer

By Meg Godlewski · December 1, 2006 ·

Being on a waiting list for hangar space doesn’t do your aircraft any good while it’s sitting out on the ramp exposed to the elements. Finding indoor space is particularly difficult when your airplane is 75 feet long and has a 103-foot wingspan. Members of the Gulf Coast Wing of the Commemorative Air Force know […]

NASA’s Aviation Safety Reporting System celebrates 30th anniversary

By General Aviation News Staff · December 1, 2006 ·

NASA’s Aviation Safety Reporting System (ASRS) recently marked its 30-year anniversary. The confidential reporting system is widely used by pilots to identify potential safety hazards. Established under a memorandum of understanding between NASA and the FAA, the system collects, analyzes and responds to voluntarily submitted aviation safety incident reports to reduce accidents and improve safety. […]

Rotex kills V-6 engine project

By Janice Wood · December 1, 2006 ·

An innovative engine being watched with eager anticipation by pilots and airframe manufacturers has been scrapped by Rotax, a division of Bombardier Recreational Products. The liquid cooled REV V-6 will reach certification this month, according to a BRP-Rotax statement, but will not be manufactured and marketed. Neither is the technology for sale, said Luc de […]

AmSafe’s airbag saves 5 lives

By General Aviation News Staff · December 1, 2006 ·

AmSafe, Inc., a provider of restraint products to the aviation markets, has confirmed the successful deployment of its AmSafe Aviation Inflatable Restraint system, which saved five lives in three separate accidents in the last four months. The accidents occurred in Wisconsin, Switzerland and Brazil. The restraint system is built directly into the seatbelts so that […]

FAA warns ‘mogas’ users about ethanol: Alcohol and airplane engines don’t mix, agency says

By Janice Wood · December 1, 2006 ·

The FAA finally has taken notice of the potential problems posed by ethanol to users of automobile gasoline in airplanes. The Experimental Aircraft Association and many aviation publications, including this one, have been warning pilots flying on ‘mogas’ about the hazards of ethanol – a form of alcohol – for several years. In a Special […]

Kirby Chambliss wins the Red Bull Air Race World Series

By General Aviation News Staff · December 1, 2006 ·

Kirby Chambliss won the Red Bull Air Race World Series, despite finishing third in the final race in Australia. Chambliss went into the race with 34 points, well ahead of his rivals. He ended the series with 38 points. Hungarian pilot Peter Besenyei claimed victory in the final leg of the competition as 300,000 spectators […]

Gen. Jacob Smart dies at 97

By Janice Wood · December 1, 2006 ·

Retired Air Force General Jacob E. Smart died Nov. 12 at his home in Ridgeland, S.C. He was 97. Smart planned the audacious low-level raid on Romania’s Ploesti oil fields and refineries during World War II. A third of Nazi Germany’s oil was produced and refined at the Ploesti fields. The legendary raid was flown […]

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