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Charts in the palm of your hand

By General Aviation News Staff · January 19, 2007 ·

Pilots looking for a better way to manage volumes of IFR charts or those just wanting a backup set with them at all times will benefit from PalmPlates from Production Software. PalmPlates is the first approach plate program designed to run on a Palm OS device as well as Pocket PC, Windows Smartphone, Symbian and […]

Belly Wash now available

By General Aviation News Staff · January 19, 2007 ·

Aero Cosmetics of San Antonio, Texas, makers of a full line of aviation cleaning supplies, now offers Belly Wash to the general and corporate aviation market. Developed for the airline industry to address the cleaning problems associated with heavy carbon and hydraulic fluid accumulation on the belly and exhaust areas, Belly Wash is a non-toxic, […]

AeroLadder makes checking fuel easy

By General Aviation News Staff · January 19, 2007 ·

Verifying fuel quantity is a critical part of any preflight, but it can be a hassle with high wing airplanes. The AeroLadder is a sturdy step stool that makes checking the fuel and other parts of the pre-flight easy. The AeroLadder is simple to unfold and provides a stable platform for both feet. Although it […]

Magnum Bender makes building an airplane easier

By General Aviation News Staff · January 19, 2007 ·

A new tool called Magnum Bender helps homebuilders with cutting and bending steel and aluminum plate. It can grasp and bend metal parts up to 1/8-inch thick x 6-inches wide. It features the Universal Tooling Plate system, which incorporates slots for a clamping kit, or a row of five ultra high strength rare earth magnets […]

Yingling Aviation introduces joint ownership program

By General Aviation News Staff · January 19, 2007 ·

Yingling Aviation has introduced a Joint Ownership Program that offers partnerships on refurbished and updated Cessna twin turbine aircraft. “By creating joint ownership arrangements, we are able to offer buyers the benefits of aircraft ownership without any of the drawbacks that go with buying a fractional share,” noted Lynn Nichols, Yingling’s president. Buyers, who share […]

Raisbeck’s ZR LITE in certification tests

By General Aviation News Staff · January 5, 2007 ·

Another project in the FAA certification phase is Raisbeck Engineering’s ZR LITE Performance System for the Learjet 31. The ZR LITE Performance System for the Learjet family is known in the industry for providing Learjet owners with fuel savings of 10% or more, extended range, higher cruising speeds and altitudes, and other significant performance improvements […]

Got oxygen?

By General Aviation News Staff · January 5, 2007 ·

Mountain High’s newest offering is the single-place EDS-O2D1 digital “Pulse Demand” FADOC Oxygen Delivery System, which bridges the gap between portable Constant-Flow devices, built-in-panel and pressurized oxygen systems, according to Mountain High officials. The system, with the new patented redesigned electronic “Pulse Demand” oxygen delivery system, enables GA pilots to fly at pressure altitudes up […]

Duncan Aviation now factory authorized Artex service center

By Janice Wood · January 5, 2007 ·

Duncan Aviation has been selected as a full-service, factory-authorized, category 1 service center for the ARTEX 406 Series Emergency Locator Transmitter. Customers can send units to Duncan Aviation for maintenance and programming needs. Duncan Aviation has six factory-trained technicians who are ARTEX-certified. With advanced scheduling, these units can be turned in one day. For more […]

Save valuable panel space

By General Aviation News Staff · January 5, 2007 ·

Mid-Continent Instruments has added a 2-inch course deviation indicator (CDI) to its résumé of certified instruments. The new CDI saves on panel space, allowing it to be placed just about anywhere in your instrument panel. “Every general aviation pilot needs a CDI of some sort,” said Todd Winter, president. “The MD200 series’ size allows you […]

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