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Newest iPhone app: Aircraft Registry

By Janice Wood · August 14, 2009 ·

AlpSoft Sàrl recently launched its iPhone platform for the recognition and identification of aircraft call signs. Aircraft Registry gives plane spotters, aviation maintenance professionals or aviation enthusiasts access official detailed information of planes registered in Switzerland, France, the United Kingdom and the United States. Further countries will be added in the future, said company officials. […]

‘Max Trescott GPS Guides’ for iPhone

By Ben Sclair · August 13, 2009 ·

Half of GPS users surveyed said they have difficulty getting a GPS to do what they want. Using flight plans and finding infrequently used pages were the most common issues. Author Max Trescott has launched “Max Trescott GPS Guides” for the iPhone. In partnership with Hilton Software, the initial release includes applications for the Garmin […]

C-210 upgrade from Sierra Industries

By Ben Sclair · August 13, 2009 ·

The Sierra Super Centurion (SSC) combines state-of-the-art avionics with, Sierra’s R/STOL, gear door conversion and a custom single-piece panel, to offer a complete 21st century transformation of the classic Centurion. Sierra’s “Fly-Thru” maintenance program can help minimize down time by providing a loaner aircraft while the SSC modifications are performed. Depending on aircraft condition, typical […]

RV-12 powerplant kit now available

By Janice Wood · August 13, 2009 ·

The powerplant kit for the RV-12, the last in a series of six kits to complete Van’s Aircraft’s latest design, is now available. Van’s Aircraft began taking orders for the RV-12 Powerplant Kits at about 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 11, company officials report. “By Tuesday evening, we had received orders for all of the […]

West Star Aviation expands in Dallas

By Janice Wood · August 12, 2009 ·

West Star Aviation, Inc. is in the final stages of a expansion and facilities consolidation at its Dallas Love Field (KDAL) location. The renovated 50,000-square-foot facility consolidates all activities offered at the original location, and includes new pilot lounges, planning areas, secure storage, technical shop space and other improvements. The Dallas location specializes in maintenance […]

Smyrna Air Center tapped for King Air conversions

By Janice Wood · August 7, 2009 ·

GE Aviation has named the Power 90 as a GE Preferred Engine Conversion for the King Air 90 aircraft. Additionally, Smyrna Air Center has been named a GE Designated Engine Installer for the Walter M601E engine on King Air 90 aircraft. Smyrna Air Center of Smyrna, Tennessee, holds the rights to the Power 90 conversion […]

Concorde debuts lightweight batteries

By Janice Wood · August 6, 2009 ·

Concorde Battery Corp. has developed two new lightweight 24-volt batteries for reciprocating engine aircraft. Both models, RG24-9 (left) and RG24-10, are designed for a two battery, two buss, two alternator/generator system to satisfy the requirement for a secondary system and support electronic ignition systems and glass panel installations. For more information: ConcordeBattery.com.

‘Wings of Fortune’ released

By Janice Wood · August 6, 2009 ·

From the basic Cub to the corporate jet, author Edward A. Chevrette Jr. details the “Golden Age” of GA in his new book, “Wings of Fortune.” The author’s life as a pilot and his own personal “wings of fortune” are detailed in the book, which sells for $16.95 plus shipping and handling. For more information: […]

KidVenture Build-A-Rib

By Ben Sclair · August 5, 2009 ·

A couple hundred kids and a few adults had the opportunity to build a wing rib at EAA’s KidVenture, thanks to Wicks Aircraft Supply and a number of dedicated volunteers. Wicks provided the capstrip material and plywood to the program. “Some kids have been back to KidVenture five or six times over the years with […]

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