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Book examines role of human factors in aviation safety
Drawing upon the latest scientific research, aviation safety studies, and accident findings, author Dale Wilson explores the nature of human limitations and how they affect flight.
uAvionix software upgrade includes integration with ForeFlight
The update allows pilots to plan a route in ForeFlight, push it directly to the AV-30, and have the autopilot follow the flight plan, uAvionix officials explain.
Dynon introduces smaller, lighter Mode-S transponder
Dynon has introduced the SV-XPNDR-263, a TSO Mode-S Transponder module with ADS-B-Out capability designed for use with the SkyView HDX and Advanced AF series avionics systems.
A Pilot’s Guide to Risk and Judgment published
The new book examines how judgment can be developed in a general aviation pilot through experience, and how combining risk assessment, applied situational awareness, and scenario-based training can enhance general aviation safety.
Hartzell Engine Tech receives FAA-PMA For PowerUp S-1200 Magnetos
Hartzell Engine Tech’s PowerUP S-1200 magneto is a direct replacement for general aviation aircraft. Designed for both 4- and 6-cylinder engines, they are available in impulse-coupled and “Shower of Sparks” configurations, according to company officials.
Garmin SmartCharts adds Graphical NOTAMs overlay to alert pilots of surface closures
The new Graphical NOTAMs overlay, when selected “On,” will depict active runway, taxiway, and ramp closures, as well as conditional closures. Additionally, current field condition (FICON) codes will appear on the runway label, allowing pilots to see the runway conditions while viewing the airport diagram.
New partnership developing pilot training kit for Apple Vision Pro
The companies are developing LoftHOME, an at-home pilot training kit.
New Airplane Engine Operations course debuts
The new course, taught by Ryan Koch, features “proven techniques for getting the most out of your engine during every phase of flight — without risking damage,” PilotWorkshops officials add.