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Keep warm with AeroTherm Engine Heater

By General Aviation News Staff · February 3, 2006 ·

Finally there’s a better way to care for your engine this winter without blasting extreme heat into the engine compartment. The AeroTherm electric engine heater supplies 190°F air to the engine compartment, evenly and consistently heating all parts of the engine with no bulky propane tank to haul around or refill. With 500, 1,000, and […]

Aerox receives STC to install oxygen systems in Cirrus aircraft

By General Aviation News Staff · February 3, 2006 ·

The FAA has issued an STC for installation of Aerox oxygen systems in Cirrus SR20 aircraft. The oxygen systems are entirely built into the Cirrus SR20 with minimum impact to the capacity of the baggage compartment where the cylinder resides. Installation of a built-in oxygen system allows maximum convenience for pilots and passengers. Whether the […]

Aircraft Spruce launches online forums for homebuilders and restorers

By General Aviation News Staff · February 3, 2006 ·

Aircraft Spruce & Specialty has launched a wide range of Internet forums through its website for the benefit of homebuilders and people involved with restoration or maintenance projects. Any aviation enthusiast can post comments, ideas or building tips in any of the Aircraft Spruce Forums. The forums offer specialized subject areas that should appeal to […]

Weldcraft moves to new headquarters

By General Aviation News Staff · February 3, 2006 ·

Weldcraft has transferred all manufacturing, assembly, quality control and order processing from Burbank, Calif., to its new headquarters in Appleton, Wis. The new headquarters integrates Weldcraft’s product design objectives with the TIG power sources and full product line of its sister company, Miller Electric Mfg. Co., while also providing a more central U.S. location for […]

Valle Airport offers overnight grand canyon tour package

By General Aviation News Staff · February 3, 2006 ·

Grand Canyon Valle Airport (40G) now offers an off-season overnight tour package which will last until April for pilots and passengers planning to visit the Grand Canyon. The Adventure Package provides an inexpensive way for fly-in visitors to experience the best of the Grand Canyon experience. For only $189, two people can rent a car, […]

Production Software releases Electronic Facilities and Airport Directory

By General Aviation News Staff · February 3, 2006 ·

Pilots looking to automate their pre-flight planning and reduce the large number of books required for flying can benefit from a new program called Electronic Facilities and Airport Directory (eFAD). eFAD is a multi-platform airport directory that allows you to view airport information, weather, and more from your PC, PDA, and/or XHTML mobile phone. eFAD […]

A table that takes flight

By General Aviation News Staff · February 3, 2006 ·

Even if you can’t afford a TBM Avenger, you can own several substantial chunks of one thanks to MotoArt, a Torrance, Calif.-based company that turns pieces of old airplanes into high-end furniture and sculptures. The company has a new line of desks, tables and bookcases from TBM Avenger rudders, elevators and ailerons. The TBM Avenger […]

New pilot’s seat cushion, designed by a pilot

By General Aviation News Staff · February 3, 2006 ·

The Pilot’s Seat Cushion from Noral Enterprises provides comfortable seating, essential for a safe trip. Not all seats are the right height or comfortable for every pilot, so Noral designed seat cushions in different sizes and types. The cushions come in gray, navy, blue and black. Each has a strap to secure to the back […]

Leading Edge Exhaust Systems receives nod for new Piper models

By General Aviation News Staff · February 3, 2006 ·

Leading Edge Exhaust Systems LLC in Anchorage recently gained FAA approval for its Piper PA-12 150/160 hp short and long mount models, as well as the 180 hp model. The exhaust system is the same layout as the company’s popular Super Cub system. The only revision to the pipes is the long mount risers that […]

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