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New Gleim Inspection Authorization Training Course debuts

By Janice Wood · August 30, 2011 ·

Gleim has expanded its training curriculum for aviation maintenance with the addition of a new Inspection Authorization Training Course (IATC). The course is designed to provide Aviation Maintenance Technicians a concise guide to one of the most difficult tests in aviation: the Inspection Authorization Knowledge Test, according to company officials. The course guides AMTs through the […]

Aircraft Spruce stocks PropPastie

By Janice Wood · August 30, 2011 ·

Now at Aircraft Spruce is the PropPastie, a new style spinner cover, designed to minimize snow, ice, and water from lying on your propeller hub and bearings and freezing inside your spinner. PropPastie fits all light aircraft. The proper way to position a propeller in the winter is to have a blade vertical on the bottom to […]

Hawker 800XPR certified

By Janice Wood · August 30, 2011 ·

Hawker Beechcraft Global Customer Support (GCS) has received FAA approval and supplemental type certification of the Hawker 800XPR powered by the Honeywell TFE731-50R engines. The upgrade package, available exclusively through factory-owned Hawker Beechcraft Services (HBS) facilities, offers performance and capability improvements by replacing the aircraft’s original engines with new technology TFE731-50R powerplants and improved aerodynamics […]

Vaughn College taps Kaplan for new initiative

By Janice Wood · August 30, 2011 ·

Vaughn College in Flushing, N.Y., has appointed Ken Kaplan to head its newly created Aviation Outreach Initiative. A pilot since age 16, Kaplan has been a publisher and trade show producer, chief executive of three businesses and most recently an executive with King Schools, a leader in aviation distance learning. In his new position, he […]

Camp returns to Elliott Aviation

By Janice Wood · August 30, 2011 ·

Andrew Camp has re-joined Elliott Aviation as regional sales manager, based in Grand Rapids, Mich. Camp, who served as regional sales manager for Elliott Aviation from the company’s Omaha, Neb., facility from 2009 to 2010, has more than 21 years’ experience in the aviation industry. He most recently worked as a regional sales manager for […]

Mountain High supports civilian, military pilots

By Ben Sclair · August 29, 2011 ·

Mountain High Oxygen and Supply has built its 3,000th two-person O2D2 Pulse-Demand Oxygen Unit. I spoke with Mountain High’s Robert Jamieson who confirmed the first unit was shipped in 2008, and they’ve delivered about 1,000 units per year since. In fact, about the time the O2D2 came out, Jamieson mentioned that the Department of Defense […]

LoPresti ‘NeverFlat’ tire debuts

By Janice Wood · August 29, 2011 ·

During the annual Cirrus Owners and Pilots Association (COPA) convention, representatives of LoPresti Aviation Engineering unveiled the “NeverFlat Lifesaver” aircraft tire. “We named it the NeverFlat because that’s what it does — it never goes flat,” Rj Siegel, LoPresti’s CEO said. “It’s the first aviation tire with a wound carbon fiber band embedded in the […]

JetBook for iPad takes off

By Janice Wood · August 29, 2011 ·

Upcast has released the lite version of Upcast JetBook for iPad. The business jet reference and comparison tool is now available at the App Store as a free download. The full version of the app featuring more than 50 business aircraft will follow in a few weeks, according to company officials. The dedicated iPad app […]

WingX Pro7 to support Aspen Avionics’ Connected Panel

By Janice Wood · August 29, 2011 ·

Hilton Software’s WingX Pro7 will include comprehensive interoperability with Aspen Avionics’ Connected Panel when it becomes available for installation by the end of this year. Aspen Avionics’ Connected Panel includes hardware, software, and application components that provide two-way wireless communications between panel avionics and personal smart devices to streamline flight-related activities, according to company officials. “The […]

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