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Emergency and aviation lighting available

By General Aviation News Staff · March 24, 2006 ·

Specializing in portable airfield ground lighting and marshalling equipment for more than 15 years, Arbarr Inc. features the S.E.A.L. light — a rechargeable, multi-intensity portable ground light. Its patented design, with options including solar charging and remote control, consists of 12 lights supplied in a storm-proof carrying case. For more information: 303-408-5532.

ATIS wheel debuts

By General Aviation News Staff · March 24, 2006 ·

Pilots can now reduce their workload with the new ATIS Wheel. Developed by Carl Dworman, an ATP and CFII with more than 44 years flying experience, the wheel is designed to help pilots record all ATIS information while presenting the data as a graphic depiction. The ATIS Wheel has seven individual 1.5 inch wheels, along […]

Superior Air Parts introduces new four-cylinder crankshafts

By General Aviation News Staff · March 24, 2006 ·

Superior Air Parts has received FAA approval to begin production of new Electro Slag Remelt (ESR) crankshafts. “Superior is the first company to use the ESR process in the production of general aviation engine parts,” said Keith Blockus, senior director of product development and engineering. “We recently introduced these new crankshafts into our four-cylinder engine […]

Elite offers add-on to support GPSs and EFBs

By General Aviation News Staff · March 24, 2006 ·

Elite Simulation Solutions has released its new Interconnectivity Protocol Module (IPM), which allows Elite software to “talk” with handheld GPS units and EFBs (Electronic Flight Bags). While handheld GPS units and EFBs have become popular, there has not been a good way to practice flying with these devices before climbing in the cockpit. “The IPM […]

Bassco opens West Coast office

By General Aviation News Staff · March 24, 2006 ·

Bassco Services Co. Inc. is opening a new office in Los Angeles to serve California and the surrounding states. The Dallas-based company specializes in maintenance on aircraft refueling and storage equipment, storage tank cleaning and repair, engineering and construction of new fuel farm facilities. The company also is a distributor for fueling equipment. For more […]

Grand Junction FBO now Citation 650 service center

By General Aviation News Staff · March 24, 2006 ·

Premier/West Star has expanded its Citation Authorized Service Center at its Grand Junction, Colo. (GJT) location to include 650 Series Citations, including the new 680 Sovereign aircraft. The shop now provides service for the 500 series aircraft. For more information: 800-922-2421.

Dallas Avionics named International Communications Group distributor

By General Aviation News Staff · March 10, 2006 ·

International Communications Group (ICG) has named Dallas Avionics as a new distributor for its Iridium satellite communication products. Established in 1973, Dallas Avionics is an international distributor of avionics products. It supports more than 4,000 customers in 115 different countries, with 42 full-time employees, including 14 full-time sales technicians around the world.

New safety glasses feature interchangeable lenses

By General Aviation News Staff · March 10, 2006 ·

Wizard Industries has started to ship Versa Specs, which are ANSI compliant safety glasses with five different interchangeable lenses, including lenses with built-in bifocal reading segments. The new glasses are aimed at people who need to wear safety glasses, but also need reading glasses to read manuals or plans or who need tinted lenses for […]

Folding motorized bike debuts

By General Aviation News Staff · March 10, 2006 ·

The new Windjammer Folding Bicycle is motorized and capable of speeds over 25 mph on flat roads. The bike, which can carry operators weighing up to 300 pounds, folds into a tight package that fits nicely into most aircraft baggage compartments. Without fuel, the bike weighs 44 pounds.  The Windjammer’s 33 cc motor gets up […]

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