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Overhaul Bids makes pricing public

By General Aviation News Staff · January 2, 2016 ·

What does an average engine overhaul cost? Now you can see actual numbers from projects that have gone through OverhaulBids.com. Continental Overhauls Lycoming Overhauls Pratt & Whitney Overhauls Alan Depauw, Overhaul Bids founder, said jokingly, “Don’t ask me how long it took to do this. I’d rather forget.” “We already have a complete directory of […]

The Amélia Project uses aviation to help change lives

By General Aviation News Staff · January 2, 2016 ·

CAMBRIDGE, U.K. — A Community Interest Company has created a new project to use aviation to help people in need and charities. The Amélia Project supports people facing hardship, such as those fighting life-threatening conditions, or people who have suffered abuse, and their families. It does this by offering free flights, often to the places of their dreams […]

Bad Elf launches Kickstarter to fun initial production of ADS-B for iPad

By General Aviation News Staff · January 1, 2016 ·

Bad Elf has introduced an ADS-B receiver product for the iPad. “It’s the industry’s first affordable weather and traffic receiver for the iPad and other tablets, starting at just $299,” Brett Hackleman, CTO and co-founder of the company, said. “We also offer a model with an integrated Attitude Heading Reference System (AHRS) for backup attitude information, for just […]

Homebuilt safety improves in 2015

By General Aviation News Staff · December 31, 2015 ·

EAA AVIATION CENTER, OSHKOSH, Wisconsin —  The safety level of homebuilt aircraft continues to improve, as fatal accident totals have dropped significantly over a 12-month period covering much of 2015, according to data analyzed by the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA). The totals, which include fatal accidents during the 2015 federal fiscal year (October 2014 through […]

Video: Formation flying with Mooneys

By General Aviation News Staff · December 31, 2015 ·

Ken VeArd of the Pilot Partner Blog was recently invited to tag along for a Mooney Caravan Practice session where two Mooneys — a M20C and a M20E — ran through formation flying practice session. His blog post captures a video (posted below) and a write-up of the event.  

Once down and out, KSMD now flying high

By General Aviation News Staff · December 31, 2015 ·

Slated for closure in 2003 but pardoned through the influence of pilots, nearby residents and historians, the future of Smith Field (KSMD) in Fort Wayne, Indiana, is not only secure, but bright, according to a report in the Fort Wayne News-Sentinel. The city’s first airport, once visited by such aviation pioneers Charles Lindbergh and Jimmy Doolittle, was […]

Commemorative Air Force names Shepard VP of education

By General Aviation News Staff · December 31, 2015 ·

DALLAD — The Commemorative Air Force (CAF) has added Bill Shepard to its staff as the vice resident of education. Shepard will oversee the design, execution and funding of CAF’s national education program, called RISE ABOVE. He has been a CAF member for four years and is deeply involved with the CAF Red Tail Squadron serving as […]

Spatial disorientation fatal for two

By General Aviation News Staff · December 31, 2015 ·

Before the flight, the pilot obtained weather information for an airport near the departure airport and for an airport about 275 miles south along his route of flight. He did not file a flight plan, did not receive any other services for the flight, and departed in night visual meteorological conditions. According to GPS and […]

Epic E1000 takes flight

By General Aviation News Staff · December 30, 2015 ·

BEND, Ore. – Epic Aircraft achieved a milestone in its E1000 certification program in late December, with the successful maiden flight of its first conforming flight test article, code named FT1. The company remains on track to achieve Type Certificate and begin customer deliveries in 2016, according to company officials. The Epic E1000 prototype took its […]

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