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Accurate fuel gauges for aftermarket Cirrus

By Ben Sclair · February 12, 2013 ·

REDMOND, Ore. – Pilots are taught from an early age to not trust their fuel gauges. Cies Inc. wants to change that with its TSO’d fuel senders. The Digital Fuel Level System is now available as a retrofit on the Cirrus-line of aircraft (SR20, SR22, SR22TN and SR22T). The system will measure fuel volume within 3% […]

Revenues, deliveries up at Piper

By Janice Wood · February 11, 2013 ·

VERO BEACH, Florida — Piper Aircraft ended 2012 with a 13% jump in revenue, fueled by a 16% rise in deliveries of new aircraft. According to Piper officials, revenue from new aircraft sales in 2012 reached  $148,968,967, up  from $131,263,539 in 2011. The company delivered 158 aircraft in 2012, up from 136 the previous year. […]

Renegade expands to Florida

By Ben Sclair · February 7, 2013 ·

Fort Pierce, Fla. – Renegade Light Sport has purchased a 70,000-square-foot hangar at Saint Lucie County Airport (FPR). “The building is the former Micco Aircraft hangar,” said Renegade President Christopher “Doc” Bailey. “It has also been completely redone since being hammered by a hurricane a few years back.” Renegade plans to bring under one roof everything from design to […]

Taylorcraft Wing Fuel Tanks redesigned

By Ben Sclair · February 7, 2013 ·

Aero Fabricators, a division of Wag-Aero, has redesigned the Taylorcraft Wing Fuel Tank for ease of fuel line installation. The redesign includes a relocated fuel outlet to bring the outlet more in line with the original fuel tanks. The tank is for models B, B12, BC, BC12D, BCS, BCS12D, 19, F19 and F21 and has an […]

Twin Commander University slated

By Janice Wood · February 7, 2013 ·

This year’s Twin Commander University is slated for April 25-27 in Scottsdale, Ariz. In 1996 Twin Commander Aircraft expanded its annual Service Center Symposium to include a two-day owner/operator conference dubbed the University Program. The program included “advanced seminars on pilot proficiency, powerplant maintenance, old and new systems in the airframe, safety concerns, and new […]

8,000th Van’s takes flight

By Janice Wood · February 5, 2013 ·

On Feb. 4, Stephen Watson of Santa Clarita, Calif., took the first flight in his RV-7A, becoming the 8,000th completed RV reported to Van’s Aircraft. Watson works for the Jet Propulsion Labs in California, and chose the RV-7A despite the fact that the airplane is powered by a piston engine, with no rocket or jet […]

WACO kicks off Great Lakes Paint Scheme Contest

By Janice Wood · February 5, 2013 ·

The WACO Aircraft Company has launched a Great Lakes Paint Scheme Contest. “With the Great Lakes 2T-1A-1 project coming along quickly, we are looking for a great new paint scheme to use on our first airplane,” officials said in a prepared release. Go to WACOAircraft.com to download the Great Lakes drawings. Submissions will be taken […]

February Mooney Flyer online

By Ben Sclair · February 4, 2013 ·

Mooney pilot? Mooney fan? Just interested? The February issue of The Mooney Flyer is available now (download PDF) for all the above… and anyone else.

Zebra LSA is a workhorse

By Meg Godlewski · January 31, 2013 ·

If you want people to notice your aircraft, it helps if you have a unusual and eye-catching paint job. The folks from South Africa-based SkyReach certainly accomplished that goal with the black and white zebra design on the BushCat, a high-wing Light-Sport Aircraft that was the center of the company’s display at this summer’s AirVenture. […]

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