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AFA Flying Services takes off

By General Aviation News Staff · September 1, 2015 ·

SANFORD, Fla. — AFA Flying Services has opened its doors at Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB) to provide general aviation maintenance and storage in a 7,000-square-foot hangar. The privately-owned management company offers an array of general aviation maintenance and storage, as well as ground support services to the greater Central Florida general aviation community. It specializes in Cessna, Cirrus and […]

Latest FAA Safety Briefing online

By General Aviation News Staff · September 1, 2015 ·

The September/October 2015 issue of FAA Safety Briefing is now online. The issue focuses on general aviation instrument flight training and IFR proficiency. Articles address the importance of having both the right physical and mental flying skills required in today’s challenging IFR environment, as well as a provide a review of the regulatory landscape designed to […]

Pilot to discuss epic Searey flight

By General Aviation News Staff · September 1, 2015 ·

Michael Smith will give a presentation Sept. 11 on his epic Searey flight from Melbourne, Australia, to Central Florida. His presentation will be held at the Tavares Pavilion on the Lake. He’ll be available to answer questions and chat about what it takes to fly a Searey nearly around the world, according to officials with […]

Ametek partners with Kellstrom

By General Aviation News Staff · September 1, 2015 ·

WILMINGTON, Mass. – The Sensors and Fluid Management Systems (SFMS) business unit of AMETEK Aerospace & Defense has appointed Kellstrom Materials as its exclusive partner for providing authorized AMETEK surplus products and exchange services. Kellstrom Materials, a provider of aftermarket parts, repairs, logistics, and supply chain management solutions, will maintain an inventory of overhauled AMETEK […]

RV-6 hits power lines

By NTSB · September 1, 2015 ·

Witnesses reported observing the RV-6 traveling very low and fast over terrain near Williams, Calif. They then saw the airplane disappear behind a hill, followed by rising black smoke. During the post-accident on-site examination, the lowest wire of a high-tension power line that crossed over a shallow valley was found broken, and a fragment of […]

Picture of the day: A gorgeous sight

By General Aviation News Staff · August 31, 2015 ·

“What a gorgeous sight! We’re talking about the plane, of course.” Taken at Skywerx Aviation, Blair Airport in Blair, Nebraska.

Luxury accommodations, North 40-style

By General Aviation News Staff · August 31, 2015 ·

By AMELIA REIHELD. RooooOOOOAAAAARrrrrrrrrr…. Well, here it is, sunrise over Oshkosh. 6:07 a.m., abeam the North 40 Campground, to be precise. That, my friends, is reveille at AirVenture: Thousands of radial-engine horses stampeding deafeningly about 18 inches over our tents. To those aviation enthusiasts being dragged so rudely from Morpheus’s sweet embrace, it may be […]

A dozen tips to survive Oshkosh camping

By General Aviation News Staff · August 31, 2015 ·

By Amelia Reiheld and Nina Marousek “Camping? Ugh. I couldn’t possibly endure that.” Wait! Nina and Amelia are living proof that it is not only possible, but a great deal of fun, even many decades after the last Girl Scout outing. You just have to know a few secrets. Nina flew to Oshkosh in formation […]

Van’s ships 1,000th RV-12 kit

By General Aviation News Staff · August 31, 2015 ·

On Aug. 27, the shipping department at Van’s Aircraft had several orders to fill. By the end of the day, it had rolled out the 937th RV-12 kit empennage package onto the shipping dock, where it was picked up by a customer from Washington state, Richard Bangsund. What’s the significance of 937? Combined with the S-LSA […]

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