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AlumaFeed welding system debuts

By Janice Wood · July 6, 2009 ·

Miller Electric Mfg. Co. has introduced its AlumaFeed Synergic Aluminum Welding System for high-volume, high arc-on time aluminum applications requiring conventional MIG and pulsed MIG welding outputs. The system consists of the AlumaPower 350 MPa synergic power supply (an 80-lb. inverter with an output of 5 to 425 amps/10 to 38 volts and built-in programs […]

Aviation tax reports available

By Janice Wood · July 6, 2009 ·

Wolcott & Associates, a CPA firm with a practice limited solely to the aviation industry, recently released several reports including “Income Taxes for Aircraft Used in Business,” “Personal Use of Company Aircraft,” and “Spreadsheet Application for Calculating SIFL Benefits and Entertainment Cost Limitations.” Prices range from $28 to $98 for the reports. For more information: […]

PlaneFinder 2.0 released

By Janice Wood · July 3, 2009 ·

Dan Johnson, a Light Sport Aircraft expert and a columnist for General Aviation News, has released PlaneFinder 2.0 at ByDanJohnson.com. PlaneFinder 2.0 helps pilots or prospective pilots interested in LSA determine which LSA is best for them. The free service uses 24 criteria to make these determinations, although it not necessary to reflect your preference […]

University adds G1000 training suite

By Janice Wood · July 2, 2009 ·

Kansas State University Aviation has acquired a Garmin G1000 integrated avionics training suite for the university’s avionics maintenance students and professional pilot degree programs. “This educational training equipment will advance our avionics program to the next level and improve an already-superior hands-on experience for our K-State professional pilot students,” said Dr. Kurt Barnhart, head of […]

GA consulting firm launched

By Janice Wood · July 2, 2009 ·

Lindsey McFarren, a former staffer for the National Air Transportation Association and Transportation Security Administration, has launched McFarren Aviation Consulting (MAC), which will focus solely on the GA industry. McFarren has hands-on experience in the GA industry as a flight instructor, then by owning a small flight school before working with a large fractional management […]

Advanced Reporting Solution introduced

By Janice Wood · July 1, 2009 ·

MTI Business Solutions has introduced Advanced Reporting Solution (ARS), a training tracking system designed to meet the tracking and reporting requirements of aircraft repair stations and aircraft maintenance facilities. ARS can be customized for station and carrier-specific requirements, making it possible to keep up with FAA and vendor training requirements, make staffing decisions, and identify […]

FlyContract.com launches

By Janice Wood · July 1, 2009 ·

A website, FlyContract.com, has launched to help corporate pilots find employment. FlyContract.com is as a directory of pilots that employers can search free of charge. Pilot profiles include information such as flight hours, training, daily fee, resume, and a three-month calendar of each pilot’s availability. More than 1,000 pilots are listed in the directory, according […]

Accelerated training programs for Cirrus Perspective debut

By Janice Wood · July 1, 2009 ·

AFIT, an accelerated flight training organization, has launched new s accelerated flight training programs for Cirrus aircraft equipped with the new Perspectiveavionics by Garmin. AFIT has senior instructors specializing in the Cirrus aircraft and owner, according to Tony Montalte, president and general manager. Each senior instructor averages 30 years CFI experience, he noted. Cirrus Standardized […]

New Garmin manuals debut

By Janice Wood · June 30, 2009 ·

ZD Publishing, Inc. has added new “pilot-friendly” manuals for the Garmin GPSmap 696 and G900X to its inventory. The manuals make it easy for newcomers to learn all the facets of their units, according to author John Dittmer. “Now that you have made a considerable investment in a navigation tool and information source, learn easily […]

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