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Enhanced Ground Power Unit debuts

By Janice Wood · February 2, 2011 ·

Audio Authority Corp. of Lexington, Ky, has introduced its Enhanced Flight Model 2860A Ground Power Unit (GPU). This updated model now provides up to 60-amps continuous, 28-volt DC power from an ordinary 120-volt AC wall receptacle, which provides ample ground power for most piston, turboprop, and jet aircraft up to 12,500 lbs., according to company […]

Borescope with UV and white light LEDs debuts

By Janice Wood · February 2, 2011 ·

Spectronics Corp. recently introduced the CB-1000 COBRA multi-purpose borescope, which features a built-in UV LED for detection of fluid leaks and surface flaws and a white light LED for component inspection. The CB-1000 COBRA has a 10mm, 24 inch “no-droop” shaft that maintains its position for easy access into hard-to-view areas, according to company officials, […]

Bahamas & Caribbean Guide for the iPad

By Janice Wood · February 2, 2011 ·

The 2011 Bahamas & Caribbean Pilot’s Guide is now available as an iPad app. The searchable index lets you run down through the island chains to find the island or airport you want. The bookmark feature lets you keep track of your favorites. The Bahamas & Caribbean Pilot’s Guide has been updated and published every […]

January Master Instructors named

By Janice Wood · February 2, 2011 ·

Master Instructors LLC and its Board of Review recently accredited eight CFIs as Master Instructors. The Master Instructor designation is a national accreditation recognized by the FAA and the industry that is earned by a candidate through a rigorous process of continuing professional activity and peer review. Much like a flight instructor’s certificate, it must […]

Mid-Continent Instruments has radar in its sights

By Janice Wood · February 1, 2011 ·

Mid-Continent Instruments has added weather radar capabilities, including calibration, overhaul, repair and exchange. The Wichita company is expanding its equipment and employees to incorporate the additional services, officials note. Mid-Continent Instruments is offering its customers factory-level support on legacy equipment, beginning with Bendix/King radars — the receiver and transmitter in the RDR 2000 and RDR […]

HelpFourPaws uses GA to rescue animals

By Janice Wood · February 1, 2011 ·

HelpFourPaws, an animal transport rescue organization, based at Florida’s Saint Augustine Regional Airport (SGJ), rescued more than 770 animals last year. This year, the group hopes to double that number, according to Elliot Mintzer, executive director. Mintzer has been named to the organization’s 2011 Board of Directors, along with: Kathryn Mackenzie, Vice President; Barry Ford, […]

First-ever SOAR Key West this Saturday

By Janice Wood · February 1, 2011 ·

The first-ever Southernmost Openhouse & Aviation Review (SOAR) Key West is being held at Key West International Airport (EYW) on Saturday, Feb. 5, from 9-4. This free to the public, family-friendly aviation event is being produced by a new not-for-profit organization called Friends of the Airport. SOAR will include static display aircraft to check out, […]

First flight for Onex

By Janice Wood · January 31, 2011 ·

The number one prototype of Sonex Aircraft’s new Onex single-place, folding-wing kit aircraft made its first flight Jan. 27 at Wittman Regional Airport in Oshkosh. Piloted by Sonex General Manager, CEO, and Onex designer Jeremy Monnett, the AeroVee-powered N111NX made an extensive flight orbiting the field. “The airplane is sweet,” commented Jeremy Monnett upon landing. […]

Sporty’s debuts Plates app

By Janice Wood · January 31, 2011 ·

Sporty’s has partnered with ForeFlight to produce a new Plates app for the iPad. With Plates, pilots can carry every US approach plate on every flight, and save more than 90% off the price of paper charts, Sporty’s officials said. Both Sporty’s and ForeFlight were founded by pilots for pilots, so the companies focused on […]

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