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AMD enters LSA fray

By General Aviation News Staff · August 5, 2005 ·

Aircraft Manufacturing & Development Co. has entered the ready to fly Light Sport Aircraft realm with the Zodiac CH 601 XL. The aircraft is the factory built version of the company’s popular kitplane, fitted with a Continental engine. The factory-built Zodiacs will roll off the assembly line in Eastman, Ga., next door to the facility […]

MX2 enters acro market

By General Aviation News Staff · August 5, 2005 ·

Looking for something you can turn upside down? The MX2, a two-place all carbon fiber Unlimited aerobatic airplane, is now on the market. You can see the MX2 in action at the 2005 U.S. National Aerobatic Championships in Denison, Texas, Sept. 25-30.

Ninety-Nines museum pays tribute to women pilots

By Meg Godlewski · August 4, 2005 ·

Although women have been involved in aviation nearly since its beginning, some museums give the impression that Amelia Earhart was the only woman to fly, ignoring the thousands of women who came after her or even those who flew before her. That’s not to say Earhart was not important. In addition to being a record […]

An appreciation of an extraordinary man

By Janice Wood · August 4, 2005 ·

Vice Admiral James B. Stockdale was a Naval aviator, a prisoner of war who earned the Medal of Honor for his heroism, an outstanding leader and teacher, and a reluctant vice presidential candidate. He died July 5 at the age of 81, after an unsuccessful battle with Alzheimer’s disease. Jim Stockdale was both a warrior […]

Build your own airplane — from a Coke can

By Janice Wood · July 22, 2005 ·

One of the classic crafts you will see at an air show or fly-in is a model airplane built from a beverage can. You may think to yourself, “I wonder if I could do that?” Those of you who would like to try it can get plans and even a detailed instructional video, for a […]

Back to the days of heroes

By Meg Godlewski · July 22, 2005 ·

How did you spend the first summer after you graduated from college? Jared Aicher from Boise, Idaho, spent the first part of his summer flying around the lower 48 states giving rides to Young Eagles. Ideally, he wants to do a world tour giving flights to some 400 kids between the ages of 8-17. The […]

ADIZ incursion and joy rides lead to tough regs

By General Aviation News Staff · July 22, 2005 ·

The fallout from several recent incursions into the Washington, D.C., ADIZ, as well as the thefts of airplanes by unlicensed young people — one of whom was drunk — has begun. Knee-jerk reactions have resulted in two amendments to the Department of Homeland Security appropriations bill in the U.S. Senate. The most severe, sponsored by […]

Commander Aircraft back in business after owners group buys assets

By Janice Wood · July 22, 2005 ·

Commander Aircraft is back in business, but with a new name and a new location. A group of Commander owners acquired the assets of the bankrupt company June 29. The new company, dubbed Commander Premier Aircraft Corp. (CPAC), paid $1.7 million for the FAA type certificates for the line of four-place, high performance, single engine […]

Diamond chooses G1000 for D-Jet

By General Aviation News Staff · July 22, 2005 ·

Diamond Aircraft has chosen the Garmin G1000 for its new D-JET. The D-JET’s flight deck will be a three-panel system with two 10-inch primary flight displays (PFDs), a centrally located 15-inch multifunction display (MFD), FMS controller, glareshield mounted Autopilot Controller, and dual AHRS/GPS/Magnetometer sensor system. Diamond already offers the G1000 on its DA40-180 Diamond Star […]

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