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Prestige Interiors launches

By General Aviation News Staff · October 11, 2016 ·

WEST PALM BEACH, Florida — Infinity Aircraft Services, an FAA 145 Repair Station, has launched Prestige Interiors, an aircraft completions company offering interior soft and hard good refurbishment or a complete replacement retrofit. Prestige Interiors is housed in a new 16,000-square-foot facility in West Palm Beach, Florida. In addition to aircraft completions, it also provides custom interiors for yachts […]

Hayden’s storied Spokane Parasol

By Sparky Barnes · October 10, 2016 ·

A silver Heath Super Parasol shimmered in the late summer sun as it flew by Antique Airfield. Its 20-year-old owner/pilot, Hayden Newhouse, felt the breeze ruffling through his hair, and couldn’t help but smile as he listened to the Continental A-40 humming happily along and the wind whistling through the Parasol’s wire-braced wing struts. Gazing […]

CAP responds to Hurricane Matthew

By General Aviation News Staff · October 10, 2016 ·

Civil Air Patrol wings in Florida, South Carolina and North Carolina continue their efforts to help in the wake of Hurricane Matthew. CAP’s Florida Wing flew 10 sorties Sunday, Oct. 9, 2016, from operational bases in Tallahassee, Sarasota and Tampa to survey damage caused by Hurricane Matthew. Lt. Col. Luis Garcia, area commander, said the blue-sky […]

Video: Patty Wagstaff joins call to preserve Wright brothers’ factory

By General Aviation News Staff · October 10, 2016 ·

DAYTON, Ohio — Air show performer Patty Wagstaff has added her voice to those urging the restoration of America’s first airplane factory — the Wright Company factory in Dayton. “I’m completely honored to be standing here,” Wagstaff says in a new video filmed inside the historic but unrestored factory. “I want to know what it was […]

FAA dedicates new Tucson control tower

By General Aviation News Staff · October 10, 2016 ·

TUCSON, Ariz. — FAA Administrator Michael Huerta recently joined federal and local officials in dedicating the new air traffic control tower at Tucson International Airport (KTUS). The new tower is 252 feet tall, about double the height of the old tower, which served the airport for 58 years. It provides air traffic controllers with better airfield […]

Wipaire names 2016 seaplane rating scholarship recipients

By General Aviation News Staff · October 10, 2016 ·

SOUTH SAINT PAUL, Minn. — Wipaire has revealed the 2016 recipients of the Ben Wiplinger Memorial Seaplane Rating Scholarship. Established in 2015, the scholarship provides $1,500 for recipients to pursue a seaplane rating and to further the community of seaplane pilots in honor of Ben Wiplinger’s contributions. While the scholarship was originally only intended to celebrate Wipaire’s […]

Tunica Air Center joins Paragon Network

By General Aviation News Staff · October 10, 2016 ·

Tunica Air Center at the Tunica Municipal Airport (KUTA) is the first Mississippi FBO to become a member of the Paragon Network. Tunica Air Center’s facility includes of 11,000 square feet of terminal space, as well as an 8,200-square-foot cantilever arrival and departure canopy. The conference and meeting areas include audio visual equipment, complimentary coffee and catering […]

FAA proposal designed to boost pilot professional development

By General Aviation News Staff · October 9, 2016 ·

The FAA has released a new proposal designed to enhance the professional development of airline pilots. The Notice of Proposed Rulemaking notes the FAA wants to ensure that pilots adhere to standard procedures and prevent behavior that could lead to pilot errors. The rule would require leadership and command training, and mentoring training for pilots-in-command. It […]

Drones not welcome at air shows

By General Aviation News Staff · October 8, 2016 ·

Leave the flying to the professionals. That’s the message coming from the International Council of Air Shows (ICAS) out of concern for spectator safety and the safety of air show pilots who fly nearly 10,000 performances at over 300 North American events annually. Supporting the FAA’s “No Drone Zone,” “Leave Your Drone at Home,” and “Know […]

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