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New features for FlightDeck Freedom

By Janice Wood · November 10, 2009 ·

Satcom Direct has added new features to its FlightDeck Freedom (FDF) service, which includes compatibility with most datalink avionics, integration with Satcom Direct’s new flight tracking solutions, and compatibility with even more flight planning systems. The new features further expand the capabilities of the service, according to company officials, who notes FDF now supports Primus […]

Wicks expands aircraft plywood supply

By Janice Wood · November 10, 2009 ·

Wicks Aircraft Supply has expanded its supply of aircraft grade plywood to meet the needs of homebuilders and restorers, now featuring thicknesses from 1/16-inch to ½-inch and .8mm to 2mm. The plywood is available in sheets up to 4 foot X 8 foot and can be cut, without charge, down to 1 foot X 4 […]

Free DIY newsletter for welders launches

By Janice Wood · November 10, 2009 ·

Miller Electric Mfg. Co. has launched its new DIY eNewsletter, developed specifically for the Do-It-Yourself welder. The DIY eNewsletter contains feature stories, customer videos, basic how-to articles, instructional videos, new product information, project ideas, special offers for subscribers and more. A free subscription to DIY includes eight issues per year and is available at MillerWelds.com/newsletters.

Demystify turbocharging

By Janice Wood · November 9, 2009 ·

The Cessna Pilots Association (CPA) will hold a one-day seminar on turbocharging at its headquarters in Santa Maria, California, Saturday, January 23, 2010. According to CPA Executive Director John Frank, the impetus behind the seminar is educate aircraft owners about the components and detailed workings of popular Teledyne Continental turbocharging systems, specifically those used on […]

Aviation law firm grows

By Janice Wood · November 9, 2009 ·

David Shannon has joined the Fort Lauderdale, Florida, law firm of Stewart H. Lapayowker, P.A., which focuses on private and corporate aviation transactions worldwide. Shannon will work alongside attorney Stewart Lapayowker and will counsel clients on tax and other issues relating to the acquisition, leasing, registration and financing of aircraft, including fractional interests, and on […]

R.W. Martin tapped as Viking service center

By Janice Wood · November 9, 2009 ·

Viking Air Limited of Victoria, BC, Canada, has tapped R.W. Martin Inc. of Murrieta, California, as the second factory endorsed service center for the Twin Otter and Dash 7 aircraft. This agreement authorizes R.W. Martin Inc. to provide OEM-backed support services for the Twin Otter program, including maintenance, warranty work, and Viking-recognized modifications. R.W. Martin […]

New historical fiction chronicles the adventures of a World War II pilot

By Janice Wood · November 9, 2009 ·

In his new book, “The Vaulted Sky,” published by iUniverse, R.P. Moffa tells the tale of a young Italian-American from New York City who risked it all to pursue his love of flying to protect his country. Patrick Montalto’s fascination with flying began when his father and a friend chipped in for an airplane ride […]

SkyBuyHigh launches

By Janice Wood · November 9, 2009 ·

SkyBuyHigh, an electronic boutique service available mid-flight, has launched its e-boutique service on-board private and charter aircraft and for use in FBOs, creating a new stream of revenue for the aviation industry. Charter operators and brokers earn commissions from items purchased on SkyBuyHigh systems placed on their aircraft, and FBOs earn revenue by offering the […]

Viking in final phase of certification effort

By Janice Wood · November 8, 2009 ·

Viking Series 400 Twin Otter certification work has entered the final phase towards the goal of achieving Transport Canada and European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) certification, expected in the next few months. Primary activities are focused on completing final checkout configurations, according to company officials. Noise testing has been completed on landplane gear and amphibious […]

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