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Taking the plunge: Becoming a seaplane pilot

By Meg Godlewski · May 5, 2015 ·

“I’ve always wanted to do that.” That’s the response you are likely to get if you tell someone that you have a seaplane rating. Float flying is on the bucket list of many an aviator, and it starts with finding the right place to do the training. Although there are FBOs with flight training at most […]

Sporty’s annual fly-in slated for May 16

By General Aviation News Staff · May 5, 2015 ·

Sporty’s Annual Fly-In will be held Saturday, May 16. Exhibits, seminars and display aircraft are all part of this annual event. “And, of course, we have our signature event — free lunch for all,” says Sporty’s President Michael Wolf. “All attendees will receive free hot dogs at lunch time.” Everything else about the fly-in is free as […]

Continental Motors to purchase Danbury Aerospace assets, including ECi

By General Aviation News Staff · May 5, 2015 ·

Continental Motors Group has inked a deal with Danbury Aerospace to purchase essentially all of the assets associated with its operating divisions, including Engine Components International, Inc., Precision Machined Parts, Inc., Airmotive Engineering Corporation, Aircooled Motors, Sterling Machinery and Process, and EC Services,  located at its site in San Antonio, Texas, as well as the Titan […]

Latest edition of FAA Safety Briefing online

By General Aviation News Staff · May 5, 2015 ·

The May/June 2015 issue of FAA Safety Briefing is now online. The issue highlights aircraft performance. Articles focus on understanding the operating parameters of your aircraft, as well as having realistic performance expectations during flight. Feature articles in the issue include: “Urban Air Legends – Debunking Aircraft Performance Myths” (p 10),  “A Finesse for Vitesse – Mastering the […]

Precision Aerospace expands again

By General Aviation News Staff · May 5, 2015 ·

GROVE, Okla. — Precision Aerospace has begun an expansion of its manufacturing facility. This marks the 10th expansion at this location, which celebrated its 50th anniversary this past year, according to company officials. The new facility will be fully operational by February 2016. It is designed in a modular fashion to allow for “fast track” future expansions as the […]

Continental diesel fleet tops 4.5 million flight hours

By General Aviation News Staff · May 4, 2015 ·

Continental Motors Group is celebrating a milestone: The logging of more than 4.5 million flight hours by close to 4,500 Continental diesel engines delivered since start of series production in 2002. Company officials also note that over the last 52 weeks, the CD-135 had only 3.31 inflight shut downs per 100,000 flight hours. “The fuel-efficient, reliable, and environmentally friendly […]

Landmark Aviation begins operations at ANC

By General Aviation News Staff · May 4, 2015 ·

Landmark Aviation has officially begun operations at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC) in Alaska through an equity purchase of Era Group’s subsidiary, Era FBO. The former Million Air branded facility has been rebranded to Landmark Aviation. With 26,400 square feet, the location has the largest heated hangar at ANC, as well as pilot and […]

Take Flight 5K Charity Challenge at KGMU

By General Aviation News Staff · May 4, 2015 ·

The Take Flight 5K will be held Saturday, May 23, at Greenville Downtown Airport (KGMU) in Greenville, South Carolina. The race will depart from Runway Park, which is located next to the Runway Cafe at 21 Airport Road Extension. “Most people have a charity that they help support, so this year, in addition to raising […]

AirMap to graphically aid RPA operators

By General Aviation News Staff · May 4, 2015 ·

AirMap

AirMap is a free, comprehensive digital map that allows remotely pilot aircraft (RPA) operators to visualize the airspace around them, including areas where they may not be permitted to fly.  AirMap integrates multiple sources of data and gives RPA operators an easy-to-use, yet detailed, solution providing a single view of the restricted areas around an area of […]

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