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Professional Aviation Associates expands hose shop

By General Aviation News Staff · August 26, 2014 ·

ATLANTA – Professional Aviation Associates reports that its Parker Hannifin Stratoflex hose shop recently received recertification and has increased in size and capabilities. Professional Aviation Associates is a global distributor and a certified FAA/TSO Parker Hannifin Stratoflex manufacturing hose shop. In early May, the company moved into a new 46,000-square-foot Distribution Facility close to Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International […]

CFI turns fuel off in flight

By NTSB · August 26, 2014 ·

Aircraft: Cessna 172. Injuries: None. Location: Bardstown, Ky. Aircraft damage: Substantial. What reportedly happened: The CFI and student pilot had practiced various maneuvers during the training flight and were returning to the airport. The airplane was about 2,500 feet AGL and within gliding distance of the airport when the flight instructor turned the fuel selector to the “OFF” […]

Brrrrr, ka-ching

By Jamie Beckett · August 25, 2014 ·

If you’re connected to social media in any way, you’ve no doubt spent a good deal of time in recent weeks watching people get wet. Like flagpole sitting, goldfish swallowing, and stuffing as many college kids into a VW bug as possible, it’s something of a fad. Most commonly referred to as the “ice bucket […]

Video: Jamie Beckett’s Ice Bucket Challenge

By General Aviation News Staff · August 25, 2014 ·

As always, our Politics for Pilots columnist looks at things just a bit differently…Here’s his take on the challenge:

AOPA’s Bruce Landsberg to retire

By General Aviation News Staff · August 25, 2014 ·

One of general aviation’s most prominent safety advocates has announced his retirement after 22 years in leadership roles at the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA). As president of the AOPA Foundation and executive director of the AOPA Air Safety Institute, Bruce Landsberg has led the association’s fundraising, charitable, and safety efforts for more than […]

Video: Bruce Bohannon accepts ALS Ice Bucket Challenge

By Ben Sclair · August 25, 2014 ·

Bruce Bohannon made a name for himself as a race, aerobatic and time-to-climb pilot. Remember ‘Pushy Galore’ or the ‘Exxon Flyin Tiger’? Well, then you remember Bruce. Well, he accepted the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge and put his own “spin” on it. That’s one way to dump water on your head.

AvNav releases an Android alternative for EFBs

By General Aviation News Staff · August 25, 2014 ·

AvNav EFB now offers pilots an Android solution for flight planning and navigation with many features that previously were only available to iPad and iPhone users. “Android today runs on 80% of phones and growing number of tablets. Yet there are few Electronic Flight Bags that meet expectations of pilots. We are happy to introduce a […]

ProAdvantage now available for King Airs

By General Aviation News Staff · August 25, 2014 ·

Beechcraft will begin offering ProAdvantage product support programs to the global Beechcraft King Air turboprop fleet. ProAdvantage is a legacy support solution, previously exclusively available for Cessna Citation customers, comprised of a number of programs providing life-cycle maintenance and spare part support for aircraft airframes and avionics, engines and, when applicable, auxiliary power units, company […]

ETC to upgrade FAA altitude simulation chambers

By General Aviation News Staff · August 25, 2014 ·

SOUTHAMPTON, Pa. — Environmental Tectonics Corp. has won two separate contracts for the upgrade of two altitude simulation chambers originally provided by ETC to the FAA and used for training and research at its Oklahoma City facility. The original contracts were for the sale of two altitude simulation chambers to the FAA in 1996. The most recent contract awards […]

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