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Women Soaring Pilots Association slates seminar

By Janice Wood · March 16, 2010 ·

The Women Soaring Pilots Association (WSPA) will hold its 34th Annual Women Soaring Seminar in Reno, Nevada, July 18-23. Members from Europe and across the United States will meet for a week-long seminar on cross-country soaring and SSA Badge work. Included will be lectures, dual flights, lead and follow cross-country flights and dry lake landouts, […]

Epic Air assets up for bid

By Janice Wood · March 15, 2010 ·

Phillip Friedman, CEO of Harlow Aerostructures of Wichita, is vying to buy the assets of bankrupt aircraft developer Epic Air, according to a report at Aviation International News, which notes an auction for Epic’s assets is slated for March 26. Read Matt Thurber’s full report here.

Wichita Police Department recognizes Mid-Continent Instruments

By Janice Wood · March 15, 2010 ·

The Wichita Police Department’s Air Section has recognized Mid-Continent Instruments’ excellent customer service with the WPD Certificate of Appreciation. Lt. Paul Shields and David Fry, director of maintenance, presented Mid-Continent Instruments President and CEO Todd Winter with the award recently. According to police department officials, Mid-Continent literally helped keep the Air Section’s 2003 MD500E Light […]

FreeFlight WAAS GPS Sensor tapped for ADS-B testing

By Janice Wood · March 15, 2010 ·

FreeFlight Systems’ 1203 WAAS GPS receiver has been selected by the FAA as part of the official ADS-B testing in Alaska. It will join its sister product, the 1201 WAAS GPS receiver, which has been successfully used in Alaska since 2003 as part of the FAA Capstone Program, according to officials with the Waco, Texas-based […]

Flight Design debuts CTLS Lite

By Janice Wood · March 15, 2010 ·

Hearing concerns over increasing prices and decreasing payloads in Light Sport Aircraft, Flight Design has created the new CTLS Lite, which lowers the price and substantially raises payload. “We hear about more and more interest for a lighter airplane, but one that costs less and carries more,” explained Flight Design CEO Matthias Betsch. “Now, based […]

Cessna’s Jack Pelton and FedEx to receive Lindbergh awards

By Janice Wood · March 15, 2010 ·

The Lindbergh Foundation has selected Jack Pelton, chairman, president and CEO of Cessna Aircraft Co., to receive the 2010 Lindbergh Award. The foundation also will recognize FedEx Corp. as the recipient of its Corporate Award for Balance at the 32nd annual Lindbergh Award Celebration, to be held at Sun ‘n Fun on April 14. The […]

IMCClubs.org honor Joseph Benkert

By Janice Wood · March 15, 2010 ·

IMCClubs.org is honoring the legacy of renowned flight instructor Joseph Benkert by bestowing upon him the designation of the IMC Club’s first official Gold Charter Number, number 001, and initiating a petition to rename Massachusett’s Norwood Airport to the “Joseph W. Benkert Memorial Airport.” Benkert passed away unexpectedly March 10. A former pilot for TWA […]

B-25s to gather at Doolittle reunion

By Janice Wood · March 15, 2010 ·

One of the largest gatherings of B-25 Mitchell bombers since World War II is set to take place as part of a tribute to the Doolittle Tokyo Raiders during their 68th reunion at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force, April 16-18. At least 20 B-25s from across the nation are scheduled to land […]

Purdue University to install GA-FDM Flight Data Monitoring in its fleet

By Janice Wood · March 15, 2010 ·

Purdue University’s Department of Aviation Technology is factory-equipping its fleet of new Cirrus training aircraft with GA-FDM’s predictive Flight Data Monitoring (FDM) and recording systems. The GA-FDM system, already used by corporate and air taxi firms, is modeled on the FAA’s Flight Operational Quality Assurance (FOQA) program that has been so successful at the airlines […]

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