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Weldcraft Legacy Series Product Guide now available

By General Aviation News Staff · June 23, 2006 ·

Weldcraft has released a product guide for the company’s new Legacy Series of TIG torches and accessories. The guide helps customers choose the right TIG torch for their application and features part numbers, product descriptions and pricing. To ease selections, the product guide also features torch compatibility lists for each accessory. This list details torch […]

Sealant gets the royal treatment

By General Aviation News Staff · June 23, 2006 ·

Royal Adhesives and Sealants LLC’s Hardman WS8020 line of manganese dioxide cured polysulfide aircraft sealants have been fully qualified to AMS 8802 and AMS 3276 aircraft fuel tank sealant specifications. The sealants are manufactured at the company’s Wilmington, Calif., facility, which has been certified to the AS 9100, ISO 9001/2000 and AS7200/1 NADCAP quality systems […]

Elliott Aviation and BLR join forces

By General Aviation News Staff · June 23, 2006 ·

Elliott Aviation and BLR have joined forces to offer an affordable solution for King Air 200 series owners seeking to maximize the performance and value of their aircraft. The two companies will offer a base price installation of Elliott’s RVSM solution and BLR’s Winglet System on King Air 200 series aircraft for a package price […]

Central Washington University expands degree program

By General Aviation News Staff · June 23, 2006 ·

Central Washington University will offer a Bachelor of Science degree in flight technology aviation management at CWU-Moses Lake, its university center on the campus of Big Bend Community College (BBCC). BBCC is located near Grant County International Airport, five miles from Moses Lake. The former Larson Air Force Base has five runways, the longest of […]

Evergreen Aviation Museumoffers Summer camps

By General Aviation News Staff · June 23, 2006 ·

Evergreen Aviation Museum and the Captain Michael King Smith Educational Institute in McMinnville, Ore., will host four summer day camps where students will have fun learning about the science and history of flight while building gliders, airplanes, rockets and flying radio controlled (RC) aircraft. All of this will take place among the museum’s collection of […]

New hangars built at Palm Springs

By General Aviation News Staff · June 23, 2006 ·

Aviation Development Group LLC recently completed construction of 16 executive hangars at Palm Springs International Airport (PSP), with a completed value of almost $4 million. Designed to utilize all the services of the nearby Signature Flight Support FBO, access to the community is via a gated, private entrance. The project features extra-wide ramp areas and […]

Bring attitude into your shop

By General Aviation News Staff · June 23, 2006 ·

Miller Electric Mfg. Co introduces two new auto-darkening welding helmets with attitudes: The Joker and Camouflage. The Joker portrays a sinister looking jester surrounded by poker chips, cards, dice and an eight ball, while the Camouflage helmet features the Hardwoods Brown high-definition pattern — the No. 1 selling camouflage pattern in the U.S. Available to […]

Rocketman Jet Center opens new FBO in Houston

By General Aviation News Staff · June 23, 2006 ·

Rocketman Jet Center has opened a new FBO at Houston Ellington Field Airport (EFD) in Texas. This FBO is just minutes from Downtown Houston and NASA, and only two minutes from Hobby Airport, company officials note. Rocketman Jet Center is a state of the art 17,500-square-foot terminal and hangar that provides round the clock ground […]

Tempest unveils new G2 Mastervision Cap Light

By General Aviation News Staff · June 23, 2006 ·

Tempest has unveiled its G2 cap light, an improved version of the G1 original cap light introduced in late 2004, company officials say. Improvements include: a weight of just one ounce, including batteries; engineered to withstand extreme conditions and use; powered by two lithium coin batteries for approximately 75 hours of ultra bright LED light; […]

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