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Companies partner for RPA management and maintenance

By General Aviation News Staff · February 25, 2015 ·

SkyWard and Robotic Skies have teamed to provide safety, compliance, and maintenance solutions to the remotely piloted aircraft (RPA) community. Through SkyWard’s digital system of record and Robotic Skies’ global maintenance network, RPA operators can track and manage their fleet, whether in the air or on the ground for routine inspections and repair. “Airworthiness is the responsibility of […]

Cessna loses power in cruise flight

By NTSB · February 25, 2015 ·

The pilot was flying a Cessna 175B near Wellsville, Utah, when during a climb to cruise flight, the engine rpm suddenly reduced. He applied carburetor heat, which momentarily increased engine rpm, then it decreased again. He began troubleshooting the engine and performed the emergency landing checklist. He turned the ignition switch off and back on […]

Picture of the day: Winter flight

By General Aviation News Staff · February 24, 2015 ·

John Trudeau sent in this photo of his Cessna 180J in front of his hangar on a private airstrip in southeastern Michigan. “Home after a short winter flight,” he says of the photo, taken last February. .

Hangars for sale at KGEU

By Meg Godlewski · February 24, 2015 ·

Last month the Super Bowl brought more than airplanes to Arizona’s Glendale Municipal Airport (KGEU) — it also brought potential buyers for property located on the airport. At least that’s the hope of Brian Hufft, chief financial officer of Glendale Hangars. Glendale Hangars is selling 103 hangars, along with a number of shade rows and 11 acres of open land […]

West Virginia adds aviation to recreation use laws

By General Aviation News Staff · February 24, 2015 ·

A bill adding aircraft operations to its definition of non-commercial recreational use has passed in West Virginia. This Recreation Use Statute (RUS) protects landowners from liability for allowing recreation on their lands. The bill, signed by Governor Earl Ray Tomblin, will take effect May 12. This makes West Virginia the 25th state in the nation […]

Kansas university gets statewide access for RPAs

By General Aviation News Staff · February 24, 2015 ·

Kansas State University Salina has reached a milestone in the unmanned aircraft industry, becoming the first in the country to receive approval from the FAA for statewide access during flight operations. The university has received three Certificates of Authorization that will allow its remotely piloted aircraft (RPA) program to conduct research anywhere in the state […]

Cirrus debuts special edition plane for Australian market

By General Aviation News Staff · February 24, 2015 ·

Cirrus Aircraft has introduced the 2015 Generation 5 SR22 Special Edition: Australis. Designed and configured for the Australian market, the Australis is tailored specifically to the climate, conditions and remote area flight operations that pilots in Australia regularly experience, according to company officials.In addition to the trademark Cirrus Airframe Parachute System (CAPS), air conditioning and specially […]

Micro AeroDynamics offers VG kits for Airvan

By General Aviation News Staff · February 24, 2015 ·

A Micro Vortex Generators kit has received FAA STC approval for the GippsAERO Airvan GA8 and GA8-TC320. Micro AeroDynamics officials noted they worked closely with manufacturer GIPPS Aero to develop a kit designed to meet the needs of Airvan operators around the globe. Micro Aero has begun shipping kits that are designed to reduce stall […]

Poor maintenance blamed for Cessna 337 crash

By NTSB · February 24, 2015 ·

The accident happened during a test flight of the Cessna 337 from New Smyrna Beach, Fla. Shortly after takeoff, the pilot transmitted “mayday mayday” over the control tower’s radio frequency. According to eyewitnesses, the airplane was in a left-wing-down attitude when it crashed into trees and powerlines. A review of data downloaded from the engine […]

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