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N.C.’s Burlington Aviation adds sim

By Janice Wood · October 13, 2009 ·

Burlington Aviation, a Cessna Pilot Center and FAA Part 141 flight school in Burlington, N.C., has added the Redbird FMX Flight Simulator to its arsenal of eight aircraft. The Redbird FMX is an Advanced Aviation Training Device that features wrap-around visuals, a fully enclosed cockpit and a full motion platform. Burlington Aviation is the only […]

‘Hints for Homebuilders’ tops 1 million plays

By Janice Wood · October 12, 2009 ·

In little more than 18 months, EAA’s “Hints For Homebuilders” aircraft construction videos have  surpassed 1 million plays. The series of more than 100 videos on aircraft construction and restoration features experienced aircraft builders, restorers and teachers doing hands-on activities that allow viewers to learn the skills and procedures to use on their own projects. […]

Oktoberfest festivities planned at ISM

By Janice Wood · October 12, 2009 ·

Warbird Adventures and Kissimmee Air Museum, both located at Florida’s Kissimmee Gateway Airport (ISM), will host a fly-in and community event in celebration of Oktoberfest on Saturday, Oct.17. Oktoberfest will feature Kissimmee Air Museum’s restored German aircraft, while Valiant Air Command’s World War II C-47 TICO Belle and T-6 Texans will be available for flights. […]

iTowBots debut

By Janice Wood · October 12, 2009 ·

The iTowBots remote control aircraft tugs are now available at Aircraft Spruce. The iTowBot’s loading sequence is as easy as driving the unit directly under the nosewheel of your aircraft, according to company officials, who note the iTowbot is engineered so that when the aircraft loads, the weight of the loaded aircraft does not inhibit […]

New compliance solution for corporate flight departments debuts

By Janice Wood · October 12, 2009 ·

AircraftLogs.com and Aviation Financial Consulting have launched a new service for corporate flight departments called “Aircraft Compliance Solutions,” which provides companies operating business jets with simplified reporting solutions for aircraft utilization, IRS and FAA compliance. Public companies can also use Aircraft Compliance Solutions to support financial statement disclosures in SEC filings, company officials note. “Tracking […]

Fantasy of Flight cookbook to fight cancer

By Janice Wood · October 11, 2009 ·

A team sponsored by Fantasy of Flight is hoping to end breast cancer one step at a time with the sale of their new “Cooking for the Cure-Fantasy of Flight for the Fight” cookbook, a collection of 150 recipes including main dishes, sides, desserts, as well as a glossary of cooking terms, charts and conversions. […]

The right watch for the left seat

By Janice Wood · October 11, 2009 ·

Now available from Sporty’s is the AOPA Zulu Time Watch. Made exclusively for AOPA, this aviator’s watch allows the wearer to view Zulu time in the digital readout, while having local time on the analog hands. The watch also features a countdown timer, stop watch, luminescent hands for night flights and a digital alarm. A […]

Sonex debuts Sub-Kits for Xenos Motorglider

By Janice Wood · October 11, 2009 ·

Sonex Aircraft, LLC has expanded its Sub-Kit product line to include the Xenos Motorglider. Like Sonex and Waiex Sub-Kits, Xenos Sub-Kits are designed to give builders more flexibility and options, according to company officials, who note Sub-Kits allow potential builders to get started with a minimal initial investment. A builder may purchase the remaining individual […]

Yingling expands propeller service

By Janice Wood · October 8, 2009 ·

Yingling Aviation at Mid-Continent Airport (ICT) in Wichita, Kansas, has expanded its propeller maintenance and service capabilities to include props manufactured by Hartzell Propeller, Inc. “We’re now able to provide service on Hartzell Fixed Pitch, Constant Speed, Constant Speed, Full-Feathering and Constant Speed Full-Feathering and Reversing propellers,” said Jerry Pickett, Yingling’s vp of sales and […]

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