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AAE launches new service

By Janice Wood · March 4, 2009 ·

American Aerospace Engineering has launched a new service, the AAE Advantage, where clients can bring their work into AAE’s office in White Salmon, Wash., to be evaluated and given any potential solutions that the AAE team may come up with. Clients also can take advantage of this service using a webcam, company officials note. For […]

Flight Design to debut new propulsion system

By Janice Wood · March 3, 2009 ·

LSA manufacturer Flight Design plans to unveil one of the first “green” projects for light aircraft powerplants at next month’s Aero Friedrichshafen in Germany. “Rising oil prices and environmental regulations will begin to force airplane manufacturers to rethink propulsion systems. Flight Design is sure that in the long term, research developments for electric or hydrogen […]

Sonex introduces sub-kits

By Janice Wood · March 2, 2009 ·

Sonex Aircraft, LLC has introduced sub-kits for Sonex and Waiex airframes. The sub-kits are designed to give builders more flexibility and options, according to company officials, who note that potential builders can get started with a minimal initial investment. Builders can purchase individual sub-kits at their own pace as time and resources allow, a way […]

Get organized with the Pilot’s Pouch

By Janice Wood · March 2, 2009 ·

Having all necessary tools at your fingertips is the goal of Sporty’s Pilot’s Pouch. The Pilot’s Pouch features a large chart pocket, a transceiver pocket and several smaller pockets. It holds charts, pens, pencils, flight computers, plotters, logbooks and other important items in one place within easy reach of the pilot. A grommet at the […]

King Air security system approved

By Janice Wood · March 2, 2009 ·

Kansas State University’s Advanced Manufacturing Institute teamed with AirLock Aviation Security Systems and Hawker Beechcraft Corp. to develop a new electronic security access system for King Air 200 and 300 series turboprop aircraft. The FAA has issued a STC for the system, which is available exclusively through Hawker Beechcraft’s Rapid Aircraft Parts Inventory and Distribution […]

Airbags now available for more Pipers

By Janice Wood · March 2, 2009 ·

AmSafe, Inc. has reached an agreement with Piper Aircraft to distribute the AmSafe Aviation Airbag System throughout the Piper Aircraft Service Network of service centers. The system is an available option on all new PA-46 aircraft and for aftermarket installation on entry- level and twin-engine Piper models (PA-28, PA-32, PA-34, PA-44 and PA-46). The AmSafe […]

Fantasy of Flight debuts boarding pass

By Janice Wood · February 26, 2009 ·

Fantasy of Flight in Polk City, Florida, now offers an annual pass, dubbed the “boarding pass.” The pass is $69.95 for adults, $39.95 for children ages 6 to 15, and is valid for one year from date of purchase. The pass includes unlimited entry to Fantasy of Flight, as well as all special events and […]

STC awarded for EC130 night vision lighting

By Janice Wood · February 26, 2009 ·

United Rotorcraft Solutions (URS) and partner Ahlers Aerospace were awarded an STC for their Night Vision Lighting modifications for the Eurocopter EC130. The modification incorporates filters that are externally mounted, improving day light readability and reducing installation time and cost, say company officials.The external filters allow the modified component to remain generic thus retaining the […]

M7 Aerospace launches chemical processing program

By Janice Wood · February 26, 2009 ·

M7 Aerospace has launched a quick-turnaround wet processing program for the aerospace manufacturing community. Processes available include anodizing, alodining, primer and paint application. M7 Aerospace promises turnaround within six business days or less of receiving an order. M7’s processing line has 17 chemical tanks. It is currently processing 10,000 to 12,000 parts a month, which […]

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