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Lake Aircraft assets for sale

By Janice Wood · January 8, 2009 ·

Revo Inc. is offering for sale the assets of Lake Aircraft, an FAA-certified single-engine amphibious airplane. Revo is selling all the intellectual property and equipment needed to manufacture the Lake Renegade, Seafury and Seawolf airplanes, according to company officials. Assets include the FAA Type Certificate (#1A13), global manufacturing and marketing rights, component and assembly tooling, […]

Former rivals unite

By Janice Wood · January 8, 2009 ·

JETNET LLC, a provider of corporate aviation information, recently hired Diane Levine-Wilson as director of new business and product development. Levine-Wilson, the founder and former president of long-time JETNET competitor AMSTAT, brings more than 25 years experience in aviation information services to JETNET. As director of new business and product development, Levine-Wilson will be forging […]

VG kits approved for Cessna 170

By Janice Wood · January 8, 2009 ·

The FAA has issued an STC for the installation of micro vortex generators on the wings and horizontal stabilizer of the Cessna 170. While the VGs have no effect on high speed performance, they enhance slow speed maneuvering, according to Micro Aerodynamics officials, who note the VGs provide a 10% reduction in stall speed, improved […]

NATA partner helps optimize flight planning

By Janice Wood · January 8, 2009 ·

The National Air Transportation Association (NATA) has struck a partnership with Scheduling Sidecar Inc. (SSC), a new fuel research and optimization program that complements flight planning software. The program works alongside an operator’s existing trip scheduling program to provide flight planners additional data to plan trips cost effectively. Data includes contract fuel availability and the […]

Midwestern dealers join Phillips 66 network

By Janice Wood · January 8, 2009 ·

Several FBOs across the Midwest have joined the Phillips 66 Aviation network of branded dealers. More than 616 FBOs are now part of the Phillips 66 network. Joining the network are: Butterfly Aviation at Renner Field in Goodland, Kansas; Otis Air Service at Kearney Regional Airport in Nebraska; Sioux Air Inc. at Martin Field in […]

STC awarded for 210 glass cockpit retrofit

By Janice Wood · January 7, 2009 ·

A partnership between Avidyne Corp., Southern Star Avionics of Mobile, Ala., and Crownair Aviation, Inc. of San Diego, has received an STC for the retrofit installation of Avidyne’s Entegra integrated flight deck in Cessna 210 and T210 Series single-engine piston aircraft. The Avidyne Entegra suite is part of Crownair’s “Centurion Edition” refurbishment program that includes […]

Cessna delivers first retail XLS+

By Janice Wood · January 7, 2009 ·

Cessna Aircraft Co. recently completed the first Citation XLS+ retail delivery to an undisclosed customer based on the East Coast. First announced in October 2006, the Citation XLS+ achieved FAA certification May 30. European Aviation Safety Agency certification is in process and expected to be complete in early 2009. Order book exceeds 200 for the […]

Sign-ups now being taken for WWII bomber crew fantasy camp

By Janice Wood · January 6, 2009 ·

The Collings Foundation is now accepting reservations for its World War II Bomber Crew Fantasy Camp. The camp will be held May 26-27 at the Stockton Field Aviation Museum Hangar at Stockton Municipal Airport (OS2) in California. Reservations are available for 32 positions (two crews of 16 each). Cost is $3,900 per person, which includes […]

Air-Cam upgrades unveiled

By Janice Wood · January 6, 2009 ·

Lockwood Aircraft Co. has unveiled a float package for its Air-Cam. In other upgrades, the company’s engineers have redesigned the engine mounts to accommodate turbocharged 115-hp Rotax 914 powerplants; created updates for the latest 100-hp 912S engines; as well as developed partial and full enclosures to better shield aft-seat occupants. “While floats have been fitted […]

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