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First international Texas Sport completed

By Janice Wood · February 2, 2010 ·

American Legend Aircraft Co. reported Feb. 2 the completion of its first international customer delivery of a Texas Sport aircraft kit. The kit was delivered to Brazil in early 2009. The new owners took approximately 10 months to complete its construction. The kit, based on the Legend Cub design, enables amateur aircraft builders to fabricate […]

Cirrus jet program moves forward

By Janice Wood · February 2, 2010 ·

With nearly 430 orders for its new single-engine jet, Cirrus is moving forward with its plans to produce the plane in 2012, according to a story in the Duluth News Tribune. The story also notes the price of the jet has increased to $1.72 million, up from $1.3 million.

Citation CJ4 nears Type Certification

By Janice Wood · February 2, 2010 ·

Cessna Aircraft Co. officials reported at the Singapore Air Show this week that the company has completed all certification testing and is in the final stages of FAA type certification approvals for the Citation CJ4. Deliveries are set to begin later this year. Standard equipment on the business jet includes a four-screen Collins Pro Line […]

Wyoming aviation pioneer dies at 103

By Janice Wood · February 2, 2010 ·

A Wyoming aviation pioneer has died at age 103, according to a report from the Wyoming Tribune. Ralph S. Johnson was a test pilot, launched aviation businesses and created innovations for pilots that are still in use today. The story quotes John Richard Waggener, president of the Wyoming Aviation Hall of Fall: “He will forever […]

Museum honors Black History Month

By Janice Wood · February 2, 2010 ·

The Museum of Flight in Seattle commemorates Black History Month with a Feb. 6 panel discussion with current Air Force and Alaska Airline pilots. Moderated by Tuskegee Airman, Lt. Col. Bill Holloman III (ret.), the panel will include Alaska Airlines pilot Capt. Mike Swanigan, a Kenmore, Wash. resident who flies 737s for the airline; Seattle […]

Updated app includes GPS flight tracking

By Janice Wood · February 2, 2010 ·

AvConnect has released its updated iPhone application, Version 1.2., which now provides GPS flight tracking and confirmation, plus international airports and aircraft support. The iPhone app has a new feature that automatically records flight times with the use of GPS. “Every minute of flying counts when you are trying to build hours as a pilot,” […]

Simsbury Airport Fly-In DVD released

By Janice Wood · February 2, 2010 ·

A DVD of the 2009 Simsbury Airport (4B9) Fly-In is now available. The 20-minute video, which is professionally produced, features narration by Mike Alan, the WTIC-AM air traffic reporter, and provides an overview of the event at the Connecticut airport. Special attention is focused on the parachuting demonstration, including video of the jumps taken from […]

Boshart named Lycoming service center

By Janice Wood · February 2, 2010 ·

Boshart Enterprises and Aircraft Services, Inc. located at the Genesee County Airport (GVQ) in Batavia, N.Y., was recently named a Lycoming Authorized Service Center. To earn the designation, Boshart Enterprises and Aircraft Services was required to meet Lycoming specified equipment and facility requirements, maintain required staff training levels, meet or exceed required levels of quality […]

M7 Aerospace names Brown president, CEO

By Janice Wood · February 2, 2010 ·

M7 Aerospace has named Kevin Brown president and Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Brown joined M7 Aerospace in 2004 and has held executive positions in finance, business development and mergers and acquisitions. His most recent position was president and Chief Operating Officer. He is a magna cum laude graduate of Texas Tech University with Bachelor’s degrees […]

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