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Breathe a sigh of relief with Sporty’s Oxygen Organizer

By General Aviation News Staff · November 4, 2013 ·

Storing oxygen masks, hoses, and cannulas normally ends in a big ball of bent hoses, rubber bands and weird looking connectors protruding out at odd angles. Keeping the mess contained should not have to involve buying new hoses every year, according to officials at Sporty’s That’s why the company has come up with its Oxygen Organizer. […]

New aviation law firm opens in Denver

By General Aviation News Staff · November 4, 2013 ·

DENVER — Sue Carriere and Ty Little have launched Carriere & Little LLP, an aviation law firm focused on the business and legal needs of aircraft owners, operators, and management companies. The firm serves clients throughout the U.S. working directly with aircraft owners and operators as well as other general law practices to provide aviation […]

Latest edition of Commercial Pilot Oral Exam Guide released

By General Aviation News Staff · November 4, 2013 ·

The eighth edition of the Commercial Pilot Oral Exam Guide by Michael D. Hayes has recently been released. The guide is designed to help prepare applicants for their commercial oral exam and checkride with FAA examiners. Using a question-and-answer format, the guide lists the questions most likely to be asked by examiners and provides succinct, […]

New book examines Hollywood star’s mysterious plane crash

By General Aviation News Staff · November 2, 2013 ·

Set for publication in January, Robert Matzen’s sixth book “Fireball: Carole Lombard & the Mystery of Flight 3,” will be released on the 72nd anniversary of the mysterious plane crash that killed Carole and 21 others. Five weeks after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Hollywood comedy actress Carole Lombard, wife of the world’s most […]

AWI receives PMA for C-152 engine mount

By General Aviation News Staff · November 2, 2013 ·

EAGAN, Minn. — Aerospace Welding Minneapolis has received FAA/PMA approval on its Cessna 152 engine mount, the first of a number of engine mount PMAs the company will be pursuing. FAA/PMA approval has been issued for Part Number A0451003-36. The mount replaces Cessna Part Number 0451003-36, and is eligible for installation on Cessna 152s starting […]

Powder Puff Pilot debuts airplane toy

By General Aviation News Staff · October 31, 2013 ·

While many adults love airplanes enough to cuddle with them, a new product from Powder Puff Pilot is designed for kids to do just that. The Oklahoma-based web retailer of aviation gear and accessories has introduced “My First Airplane,” a soft, huggable plush airplane that comes in powder pink or sky blue. “My First Airplane” […]

ASA debuts iPad mini Kneeboard

By General Aviation News Staff · October 30, 2013 ·

ASA has introduced an iPad mini Kneeboard. The elastic strap secures the binder-like case to the pilot’s leg while in flight and is easily removable for everyday use, company officials note. Inside, the sleeve holds the iPad mini securely with full access to controls and buttons. The left side has pockets to store documents and […]

SunSocket available at Aircraft Spruce

By General Aviation News Staff · October 25, 2013 ·

Now available at Aircraft Spruce is the SunSocket Solar EnergyBar 250, a high capacity portable battery pack powerful enough to be classified as a “generator,” but still extremely lightweight and safe for aircraft. It utilizes lithium iron phosphate battery technology, which is stable and non-hazardous (unlike other lithium-ions), according to company officials. It can provide […]

#NBAA13: Cobham debuts S-TEC 5000

By General Aviation News Staff · October 24, 2013 ·

LAS VEGAS — Cobham has introduced the S-TEC 5000, a three-axis configurable autopilot that will allow for fully digital or combination digital and analog interface. The S-TEC 5000 will include typical functionality including Heading and Nav hold, Altitude Pre-select, course intercept, Indicated Airspeed hold, Vertical Speed hold, GPSS, and Control Wheel Steering. In addition, it […]

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