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Grant brings planetarium to SUN ‘n FUN campus

By General Aviation News Staff · June 22, 2017 ·

LAKELAND, Florida — The Aerospace Center for Excellence (ACE) on the campus of SUN ‘n FUN on the Lakeland-Linder Regional Airport will align the stars for students by bringing the only public planetarium to residents in Polk County thanks to the GiveWell Community Foundation’s Impact Polk Annual Grant Program. The planetarium will reside on the […]

AirClassics Pilot Bag updated

By General Aviation News Staff · June 22, 2017 ·

ASA has updated its Pilot Bag, which is designed for everyday flying. According to ASA officials, the bag is big enough to hold a pilot’s essentials, yet compact enough to carry, transport, and store easily. The Pilot Bag is made of 600D polyester, has non-slip wrap-around carry straps, zippers, and reinforcing straps that extend around the […]

Concorde Battery receives TSO for sealed lead acid batteries

By General Aviation News Staff · June 22, 2017 ·

Concorde Battery Corporation has received Technical Standard Order, TSO-C173a, authorization for the RG24-15, RG24-15M, and RG24-16 13.6 family of sealed lead acid batteries. The authorization confirms the batteries meet the Minimum Operational Performance Standards (MOPS). The batteries undergo rigorous testing, ensuring optimal performance on a fixed wing aircraft or rotorcraft in the most extreme on-board […]

Failed gear shaft brings down banner tow plane

By NTSB · June 22, 2017 ·

Equipment Failure NTSB Accident Report

The pilot reported that, while the Piper PA-25-235 was towing a banner about 1,100 feet mean sea level, the engine lost power. His attempts to restart the engine were unsuccessful. He executed a forced landing to a pasture in Galveston, Texas, during which the right wing struck a fence. The airplane then came to rest upright. The pilot […]

See the stars at 9I0

By General Aviation News Staff · June 21, 2017 ·

An Astronomy Night Fly-In is planned this weekend, June 23-24, 2017, at Havana Regional Airport (9I0 – Niner-India-Zero) in Illinois. “We will have nine ‘Deep Space’ telescopes set up from the University of Illinois Astronomy Club,” reports Michael Purpura, Illinois State Liaison of the Recreational Aviation Foundation To give us just an idea of what […]

Breaking in the engine on an RV-6

By Paul McBride · June 21, 2017 ·

Q: Hello, Paul. I live in South Africa, Johannesburg. I love reading your articles on engines. You have wise words. Thank you. I have an RV-6 built by myself and my brother-in-law. We fitted a Lycoming O-320-B2C that got overhauled after 560 hours by Alton Engineering. I believe you will be able to help me with […]

Senate committee rejects Trump’s plan to spin off ATC

By General Aviation News Staff · June 21, 2017 ·

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The Hill is reporting that a Senate committee did not include President Trump’s controversial proposal to separate air traffic control from the federal government in a must-pass aviation bill. The post reports that Sen. John Thune (R-S.D.), who leads the Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee, said the Senate’s long-term reauthorization of the FAA will not include the […]

Earhart mystery could be solved by dogs

By General Aviation News Staff · June 21, 2017 ·

July 2, 2017, marks the 80th anniversary of the disappearance of ​Amelia Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan​. ​Since their disappearance, no one has been able to find them​, despite numerous attempts​. This week, National Geographic Society’s Archaeologist-in-Residence​, Fred Hiebert, ​​​along with the International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery (TIGHAR)​,​ ​will ​ ​embark on a mission​ […]

Industry, university collaborate on hybrid-electric aircraft

By General Aviation News Staff · June 21, 2017 ·

DAYTONA BEACH, Florida —  International aircraft manufacturing leaders have teamed with aerospace, aviation and research institute Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University to design a hybrid-electric turboprop aircraft. Led by the university’s Eagle Flight Research Center (EFRC) at its Daytona Beach campus, and in collaboration with Argonne National Laboratory, the Embry-Riddle Hybrid Consortium is working with members Airbus, Boeing, GE Aviation, […]

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