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MultiSump solves fuel testing dilemmas

By Janice Wood · June 2, 2009 ·

Checking the fuel on an aircraft with multiple sumps can be messy and tedious. Sporty’s MultiSump is a fuel tester designed to increase capacity without compromising safety. Unlike a standard fuel tester, which can fill after just a couple of sumps, the MultiSump can handle eight to 10 samplings. You start out like a normal […]

Century CRM develops human factors program

By Janice Wood · June 2, 2009 ·

Century CRM has developed its first human factors program for Training Port, a Canadian-based company providing on-line training for professional pilots in Canada. The first program in the series explores conflict resolution in the cockpit. The short on-line interactive series provides an introduction to the more advanced aspects of human factors training offered by Century […]

Bakersfield Jet Center opens

By Janice Wood · June 2, 2009 ·

Now open at Meadows Field Airport (BFL) in Bakersfield, Calif., is Bakersfield Jet Center by Loyd’s Aviation. The FBO, formerly called Loyd’s Aviation, is in a new location at the airport, with expanded operations. A remodeled ramp accommodates more and larger aircraft, creating 3.5 acres of parking space. Loyd’s Aviation began the renovation of the […]

US Aviation to install Pratt & Whitney Turbine Tracker System

By Janice Wood · June 1, 2009 ·

Pratt & Whitney Engine Services has issued a dealer and installation agreement to US Aviation allowing it to install P&W’s Turbine Tracker System. The system operates like the black box on an airliner, monitoring all engine activity. It can be expanded to keep track of any airframe setting changes. The hardware and software program provides […]

A new way to buy parts

By Dave Sclair · June 1, 2009 ·

Sometimes the big ideas in aviation come from the simplest thoughts. For example, Ken Willaford, AI and owner of Aeromech, Inc., a maintenance facility on Lakeland Linder Regional Airport in Florida, stocked lots of parts. In an effort to expand his business, he put a truck on the road as a roving parts store. But  […]

Aerocet composite floats earn STC

By Janice Wood · May 29, 2009 ·

The FAA has issued an STC for PA-18 SuperCubs on Aerocet 2200 straight aircraft floats. “We have had a substantial number of requests for Aerocet to fill this void in our product line,” said Matt Sigfrinius, Aerocet’s general manager. “We have listened to the pilots and have delivered a product that we are confident will […]

Fly Away updates free downloads

By Janice Wood · May 29, 2009 ·

Fly Away Simulation, an online source of flight simulator news, downloads and information for the Microsoft Flight Simulator Range, has just updated its download section, featuring many new add-ons for the FS range. Fly Away Simulation have been online for more than eight years providing the add-ons and news for the flight sim industry. It […]

AiRMET Weather website enhanced

By Janice Wood · May 28, 2009 ·

Air Routing International (ARI) has developed customer interface enhancements, including updated weather graphics, on the AiRMET Weather website. The AiRMET Weather website is a comprehensive weather resource for subscribers. AiRMET offers users a wide range of worldwide weather charts including looping flight level winds, infrared and visible satellite images, and significant weather charts, which are […]

Tour Air Force One

By Janice Wood · May 28, 2009 ·

Air Force One, the Flying White House, is fully described in photos and art in a laminated folder released recently by Scarfo Productions LLC, publishers of earth and space science material. The laminated folder is packed with photos, information, and illustrations on the highly customized Boeing 747-200B, which is used and maintained by the U. […]

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