Daher reports it delivered 55 TBM 900s in 2015 – a 10% increase compared to 2014, and the second best year since the first TBM single-engine very fast turboprop aircraft was delivered to a customer in 1991. The 2015 geographic distribution reflected global economic trends last year, as TBM 900 deliveries were led by the United States – […]
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Aviation Center for research and training planned at Westover Air Reserve Base
AMHERST, Mass. – The University of Massachusetts Amherst and M2C Aerospace of Milford, Mass., have launched plans for a new Aviation Research and Training Center at Westover Air Reserve Base in Chicopee where they will conduct aeronautical research and provide training for air traffic controllers, pilots and other aviation professionals. The center will be located […]
Art and Science of Flying coming to Boise Airport
A new program that ties together STEM education and airports, “The Art and Science of Flying Ground School,” will be held April 23 at Jackson Jet Center in Boise. Developed by pilots and Master Instructors Linda Castner and Rich Stowell, the workshop, which runs from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., weaves history, biology, and technology into […]
Last two Doolittle Raiders to be honored at Living Legends of Aviation
The 13th Annual “Living Legends of Aviation Awards,” slated for Jan. 22 in Beverly Hills, will include the induction of five legends, including the last two remaining Doolittle Raiders. The awards program starts with the “Flown West Tribute” to those legends lost during the previous year. The “Flown West Tribute” for Legend Dr. Forrest Bird […]
Museum slates Dinner with a Slice of History
CLEVELAND, Ohio — The International Women’s Air & Space Museum (IWASM) at Burke Lakefront Airport will host Dinner with a Slice of History Feb. 19 featuring a special presentation by author and former NASA flight controller Marianne Dyson about her experiences as one of the few women in Mission Control during the early Space Shuttle Program. […]
Quest expands global presence
Quest Aircraft Company has named Aeroservicio as its authorized KODIAK sales representative for Chile. Based in Santiago, Chile, Aeroservicio has more than 50 years of experience in the aviation industry. Over the last few years, Quest has built a network of organizations around the globe to sell the KODIAK. The KODIAK currently has received 21 certifications covering […]
An airshow in paradise
A hot, humid, partly cloudy day in paradise awaited the thousands of Hawaii airshow fans who came out for the Sunday showing of the Kaneohe Bay Airshow held at Marine Corps Base Hawaii, on the island of Oahu. Held Oct. 17-18, total attendance topped 100,000. One reason for the crowds was the appearance of the Blue […]
CubCrafters adds emergency aircraft parachutes
YAKIMA, Wash. — CubCrafters has introduced new emergency parachute systems for the company’s line of backcountry tailwheel airplanes. The systems were developed in conjunction with BRS Aerospace. The BRS parachute systems are offered on CubCrafters’ production Carbon Cub SS aircraft, as well as the company’s Carbon Cub FX Builder Assist model and its EX-2 kit. Systems are also available […]
Sporty’s Foundation gives grant to Girls in Aviation Day
Women in Aviation International has received a $3,200 grant from The Sporty’s Foundation, which will be used to buy instructional sectional charts to use as a hands-on teaching activity for girls ages 8 to 16 for this year’s Girls in Aviation Day, slated for Sept. 24. “Sporty’s has been a sponsor of Girls in Aviation Day since its […]