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Janice Wood

StandardAero names Hawkins airframe sales manager for bizav

By Janice Wood · August 2, 2010 ·

StandardAero has appointed Dale Hawkins to the newly created position of Airframe Sales Manager for the company’s Business Aviation Sector. Hawkins will focus primarily on Falcon service sales. Hawkins comes to StandardAero from Kal-Aero/Duncan Aviation, where he spent 28 years as a technician, team leader, department manager, and airframe service sales representative. For more information: […]

New name for AirVenture?

By Janice Wood · August 1, 2010 ·

While the torrential rains the week before AirVenture kicked off in Oshkosh caused massive logistical problems, it also presented new opportunities — like these “GaloshKosh” shirts. Also seen on the grounds were “SploshKosh” and “AquaVenture” T-shirts.

Flying motorcycle company wins Wolf Aviation Grant

By Janice Wood · August 1, 2010 ·

MotoPOD LLC was recently awarded a grant from The Wolf Aviation Fund. The company has developed a patent-pending belly pod that allows pilots to carry a street-legal motorcycle beneath their airplanes. After landing, it takes just 90 seconds to remove the motorcycle, unfold the handlebars and ride away, company officials said at this week’s AirVenture. […]

Lindbergh Electric Aircraft Prizes awarded

By Janice Wood · August 1, 2010 ·

Erik Lindbergh, founder of the Creative Solutions Alliance (CSA) and grandson of Charles and Anne Morrow Lindbergh, awarded the first Lindbergh Electric Aircraft Prizes (LEAP) at the World Electric Aircraft Symposium at AirVenture. LEAP is a suite of prizes that recognizes contributions to the development of practical electric flight, according to Lindbergh. LEAP awarded a […]

First-ever AirVenture auction a hit

By Janice Wood · August 1, 2010 ·

Hundreds of people attended the first-ever EAA Spirit of Aviation Auction at AirVenture, where 50-plus airplanes were available for sale. The auction attracted a standing-room-only crowd, according to a report at EAA.org, which notes a diverse collection of homebuilts, warbirds, seaplanes, LSAs, jets, and other aircraft were up for auction. The story quotes EAA Chairman/President […]

Reaching the next generation

By Janice Wood · August 1, 2010 ·

Two young boys try out some of the many simulators on display at this year’s AirVenture in Oshkosh. Getting kids excited about aviation was a big topic of conversation at the show, with many noting the aging of the GA pilot population.

SR-71 Mustang raises $375,000 for Young Eagles

By Janice Wood · August 1, 2010 ·

Ford Motor Co.’s one-of-a-kind, aviation-themed 2011 Ford Mustang raised $375,000 for the Young Eagles at an auction Thursday evening during AirVenture in Oshkosh. The vehicle, a first-ever collaboration between legendary automotive icons Jack Roush and Carroll Shelby, was auctioned during the Gathering of Eagles event at the show. A man from Texas purchased the vehicle, […]

Jeppesen enhances FliteStar

By Janice Wood · August 1, 2010 ·

Jeppesen introduced at AirVenture a new version of its FliteStar flight planning program that includes enhanced global weather data services. Jeppesen FliteStar users will now be able to improve situational awareness through receiving continually updated weather information, Jeppesen officials said, noting weather data is presented through multiple customized graphical formats displayed according to FliteStar coverage […]

ESP in the cockpit

By Janice Wood · August 1, 2010 ·

Garmin International Inc. announced at Airventure that it is developing a new stability augmentation system called Garmin’s Electronic Stability and Protection (Garmin ESP) for G1000 and G3000 flight decks. ESP works to assist the pilot in maintaining a safe, flight stable condition, helping in certain situations to prevent the onset of stalls and spins, steep […]

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