An Oregon federal bankruptcy judge will decide Tuesday if a company owned by the Chinese government will take over the remnants of Epic Air and the companies associated with it, according to a report at AVweb, which notes the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC)’s bid of $4.3 million cash was selected over two American […]
‘Like night and day’
TSA’s general manager for general aviation, Brian Delauter, told a meeting of the Westchester Aviation Association that he will use his general aviation experience in government and private industry to lead TSA’s strategy to enhance security within the general aviation sector without crippling that sector, according to an AviationWeek report, that notes that “both local […]
Bonhomme wins Red Bull season opener
Defending champion Paul Bonhomme of Britain won the first Red Bull Air Race of the 2010 season in Abu Dhabi on Saturday, March 27, finishing just ahead of compatriot Nigel Lamb and Hungary’s Peter Besenyei. Austria’s Hannes Arch finished a disappointing 11th after posting the fastest qualifying time on Friday. Arch, who had won the […]
August Bellanca dies at 83
August Bellanca, president of AviaBellanca Inc. died March 16 in Annapolis, Maryland due to complications arising from chemotherapy being used in treatment of colon cancer. Bellanca was the son of aviation pioneer Giuseppe Mario Bellanca, one of the first to apply aerodynamic principles to the design of aircraft — a number of which went on […]
National Flight celebrates golden anniversary
National Flight Services, which operates two Twin Commander service centers in the U.S., as well as a number of other facilities, is celebrating a milestone achievement in 2010 — its 50th year in business. According to long-time owner Tom Wiles, a key reason for that longevity is the company’s focus on customer service. Some 95% […]
Aircraft Spruce East Super Sale and Fly-In
Aircraft Spruce & Specialty East will host its annual Super Sale on Saturday, May 22, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. its East Coast facility in Peachtree City, Georgia, beside Falcon Field (FFC). As in the past, Aircraft Spruce will provide free hot dogs and beverages throughout the day. Representatives from a number of leading […]
Aero-Classics receives four PMAs
Aero-Classics has received PMAs on four of its oil coolers: 8000440, same as Continental P/N 654580 8000464, same as Continental P/N 646685 8000953, same as Continental P/N 654585 8001213, same as Continental P/N 655090. For more information: 909-593-8400, OilCoolers.com or Aero-Classics.com
Electric Aircraft Symposium slated
The Comparative Aircraft Flight Efficiency (CAFE) Electric Aircraft Symposium IV will be held April 23 and 24 in Sonoma County, California. The symposium is expected to bring together experts from NASA, Boeing, major universities, and battery and solar manufacturers for an historic meeting on all aspects of electric-powered flight, according to organizers. Devoted mainly to […]
Mid-Continent Instruments expands IT and marketing departments
Mid-Continent Instruments has added two new employees. Susan Mayer joins the Information Technology (IT) department as systems software support. Mayer’s responsibilities include software applications support, as well as shipping and phone systems maintenance and development. She has a Masters of Science in Information Technology with an emphasis in Business Analysis from Capella University, and a […]