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Fantasy of Flight Haunted Hangar Tour takes off

By Janice Wood · September 29, 2011 ·

Those accustomed to dealing with concrete, easy-to-prove concepts, such as the mechanics of an aircraft, the physics of flight or the value of a rare vintage plane, are invited to fine tune their sixth sense this October as Fantasy of Flight explores the unexplained, unidentified and unexpected aspects of its  collection of rare and vintage […]

The best time to find a job

By Janice Wood · September 29, 2011 ·

A recent study by JSfirm.com shows more people start new jobs in January and most begin their new career search the last three months of the year. “This is critical information for hiring companiesm” said Jeff Richards, sales manager. “Companies should begin running job advertisement campaigns and recruiting in October, November, and December.” JSfirm.com reports […]

Official NBAA2011 app released

By Janice Wood · September 28, 2011 ·

For the first time, an official National Business Aviation Association Convention mobile application is available for the iPhone, Android, BlackBerry and any smartphone with web-enabled browser capability. Powered by FollowMe and created by Core-Apps LLC, the free NBAA2011 app will allow attendees to prepare for the show, which is slated for Oct. 10-12, enhance their […]

Dynon releases Skyview Version 3.2

By Janice Wood · September 28, 2011 ·

Dynon Avionics has introduced Version 3.2 firmware for the SkyView Integrated Glass Panel system, a free software upgrade for all existing SkyView owners that ships standard in all new systems. Version 3.2 improves SkyView GPS mapping, enabling pilots to pan around the map to see detailed airport, airspace, and terrain information for areas away from […]

Cessna launches new bizjet: Citation M2

By Janice Wood · September 27, 2011 ·

Cessna Aircraft Co. has launched the Citation M2, a new light business jet that fills the gap between the Citation Mustang and the Citation CJ family. The Citation M2 features Garmin G3000 avionics, engines similar to those found in the Citation CJ series, and an all-new cabin design, according to company officials. The aircraft is an […]

New interiors for Barons and Bonanzas

By Janice Wood · September 27, 2011 ·

Hawker Beechcraft Corp. is incorporating new interiors in its Beechcraft Baron and Bonanza piston engine airplanes. The new interiors improve cabin comfort and functionality with enhanced styling inspired by interiors found in the world’s finest automobiles, company officials said. The upgrade also includes an automatic climate control system and an LED external lighting package. The […]

McFarlane invents new type of vernier engine control

By Janice Wood · September 27, 2011 ·

McFarlane Aviation Products has introduced the Vernier-Assist mixture and throttle controls. This new type of control has all of the fine adjustment benefits of an old style push-button release vernier control, with the simplicity, responsiveness, and jam-proof safety of a friction lock control, company officials said. These lightweight controls use a patent-pending drive mechanism. The […]

Clay Lacy Aviation opens at CRQ

By Janice Wood · September 27, 2011 ·

Clay Lacy Aviation has opened a satellite office at Premier Jet International Business Center, McClellan-Palomar Airport, Carlsbad, Calif. (CRQ). Founded by world record-holding pilot Clay Lacy in 1968, Clay Lacy Aviation operates one of the largest fleets of managed and charter aircraft in the world. With FBOs in Los Angeles-VNY, and Seattle-BFI, Clay Lacy Aviation […]

Flight school offers advanced training

By Janice Wood · September 26, 2011 ·

RWR Pilot Training now offers a higher level of training for pilots of Piper PA46 Matrix, Malibu, Mirage and Meridian aircraft. According to Master Instructor Dick Rochfort, accident rates are much higher for these technically advanced aircraft and a higher level of discipline, knowledge and skill is needed to improve safety. The FAA and The […]

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