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Dynon rolls out new software

By Janice Wood · September 6, 2010 ·

Dynon Avionics has rolled out new refinements for its EFIS products with the introduction of software version 5.4. Designed for the EFIS-D10A, EFIS-D100 and FlightDEK-D180 units, the upgrade features enhanced autopilot pitch control. Included are new user-adjustable parameters to optimize autopilot performance for each aircraft. “The autopilot now flies just as an experienced pilot would, […]

Simcom’s Eclipse sims get FAA nod

By Janice Wood · September 6, 2010 ·

Eclipse Aerospace, in conjunction with SimCom Training Centers, has earned FAA Level D certification of the EA500 full motion simulators located in Orlando, Fla. SimCom also received FAA approval for its Eclipse 500 pilot training program that includes Initial, Recurrent, Differences and Mentor training. Eclipse 500 pilots will be able to schedule factory approved training […]

Laser-Gard eyewear debuts

By Janice Wood · September 6, 2010 ·

Sperian Protection has introduced Laser-Gard Eyewear to protect pilots from flash blindness caused by red and green lasers. The patented lenses also protect against glare and provide 99.9% ultraviolet protection. Laser-Gard Eyewear’s lenses come in a bronze tint for daytime sunglass use or a salmon tint for nighttime vision. They are available in three frame […]

Salt Lake jetCenter joins Avfuel network

By Janice Wood · September 6, 2010 ·

Salt Lake jetCenter has joined the Avfuel network of branded FBO dealers. Located at the Salt Lake International Airport (SLC), Salt Lake jetCenter is a part of the Rocky Mountain jetCenter network of FBOs. Salt Lake jetCenter is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and offers pilots a Captain’s Clubroom, crew cars, […]

K-State Aviation hires Hinchee

By Janice Wood · September 2, 2010 ·

Kansas State University at Salina has hired Lowell James Hinchee as a full-time aviation instructor. In addition to teaching in the classroom, Hinchee will help oversee flight training operations. Hinchee is a Master Certified Flight Instructor-Aerobatic with nearly 8,000 flight hours and more than 30 years of aviation experience. He has served as an assistant […]

MT-Propeller FAA certified on Baron

By Janice Wood · September 2, 2010 ·

MT-Propeller recently received an FAA STC for the next generation 4-blade scimitar composite propeller MTV-14-D-C-F/CF188-30g propeller on the Beech Baron Model 95-C55, E55, D55, 58, G58 with the TCM IO-520 and IO-550 engines. The propeller installation is improving the overall performance and provides best vibration damping characteristics for almost vibration free propeller operations; reduces the […]

Sporty’s releases flight review app

By Janice Wood · September 2, 2010 ·

Now you can prepare for your next flight review on the go, with Sporty’s Flight Review app. All you need is an iPhone, iPad or any iPod Touch. Based on Sporty’s Complete Flight Training Course, the Flight Review app contains over 96 minutes of 3D animations and in-flight video, which plays full size. Using a […]

Two-part video of IMC descent following engine failure

By Ben Sclair · September 1, 2010 ·

Imagine being above the clouds when engine trouble occurs. Well, imagine no more. Following are two YouTube videos (Part I, Part II) of a Lancair Legacy pilot safely descending in IMC from Flight Level 180 over the mountains of Oregon. These videos from GRT Avionics are a tribute to both the pilot and the controller […]

Proficiency: Going beyond currency

By Janice Wood · September 1, 2010 ·

The September/October 2010 issue of FAA Safety Briefing focuses on proficiency and its importance for pilots and aviation maintenance technicians. The issue provide tips on developing personal improvement plans, address getting back to flying after an absence, give suggestions on how AMTs can keep their edge, talk about the complicated subject of receiving compensation for […]

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