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Battery De-Mister debuts

By Janice Wood · November 29, 2011 ·

Just introduced is Battery De-Mister, a patented battery oil additive. When added to a non-sealed lead acid battery, Battery De-Mister will increase your battery’s life while reducing the need for maintenance, according to company officials. When you charge a battery that has Battery De-Mister in it, the hydrogen and oxygen gases migrating to the surface […]

LogTen Pro integrated with ForeFlight

By Janice Wood · November 29, 2011 ·

ForeFlight has added support for exporting flight information from ForeFlight Mobile to LogTen Pro. Pilots using ForeFlight 4.3 will now have the ability to create a new log entry in LogTen Pro simply by pressing the “LogTen” button on the File & Brief view or from the “Send to …” button within ForeFlight, according to […]

San Luis Jet Center joins Avfuel network

By Janice Wood · November 28, 2011 ·

San Luis Jet Center at San Luis Obispo Regional Airport (SBP) in California has joined the Avfuel network. Built in 2004, San Luis Jet Center offers visitors a number of amenities, including a waiting area with views overlooking the runway and ramp; a conference room that can be reserved for meetings; as well as a […]

FBO in a box

By Janice Wood · November 28, 2011 ·

U-Fuel, a supplier of fuel stations to the aviation industry and sponsor of the Aviation Fuel Club, has introduced its “FBO in a Box” concept, aimed at lowering the cost to operate small airports. The facility consists of a weatherproof steel enclosure that contains a self-service station for autogas, avgas and/or Jet-A and an air-conditioned […]

Remos moves to upgrade service center network

By Janice Wood · November 28, 2011 ·

In a move designed to upgrade and standardize the servicing and maintenance of Remos aircraft in North America, three factory personnel traveled from Germany to the United States to conduct five seminars over a nine-day period. The program was attended by 25 representatives from 17 different facilities. The first day focused on avionics, starting with […]

University adds Tecnam twins to fleet

By Janice Wood · November 28, 2011 ·

Mount Royal University in Calgary, Canada, has placed an order for three Tecnam P2006T twin aircraft for its professional aviation program. Within days of Transport Canada’s certification on the Tecnam P2006T twin, Canada’s Mount Royal University placed the order for its flight training fleet. All three Tecnam P2006T twins will be shipped to Calgary during […]

Pacific Coast Avionic launches upgrade options

By Janice Wood · November 27, 2011 ·

Pacific Coast Avionics Corporation has announced two new upgrade paths for customers to get the latest in handheld GPS and ANR headset technology. With these new upgrade options, any Pacific Coast Avionics customer can get the latest in ANR headset and handheld GPS technology by trading their Bose X or Lightspeed Zulu towards the purchase […]

Tanis releases preheat safety video

By Janice Wood · November 27, 2011 ·

Tanis Aircraft Products has released a new video outlining the safety benefits of helicopter preheat. The new video highlights the functionality and features of the company’s helicopter preheat systems. Tanis preheat technology allows an operator to preheat critical driveline components and fluid reservoirs prior to flight. The two-minute video identifies wintertime hazards affecting the safe […]

StandardAero expands into parts trading

By Janice Wood · November 27, 2011 ·

StandardAero Business Aviation has expanded to include the buying and selling of parts for general aviation aircraft. Included in the operation are APUs, whole engines, avionics and airframe components. “Given the breadth and global reach of StandardAero’s MRO network, we recognized the business synergies involved in parts selling and trading and integrated it into our […]

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