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Aircraft Spruce introduces Mag-It

By General Aviation News Staff · May 12, 2008 · Leave a Comment

Aircraft Spruce has added a tool for removing metal chips and debris from machinery and work areas. Manufactured by SteelMax and called the Mag-It magnetic pick-up tool, the wand-like probe quickly and easily picks up steel filings and shavings from drill presses, lathes, and from the surfaces of metal being worked on in aircraft. It […]

What to do when your world turns upside down

By Meg Godlewski · October 19, 2007 ·

To many, the name Rich Stowell is synonymous with aircraft upset training, which should really be called “What To Do When Your World Turns Upside Down.” Stowell, author of the recently published “Stall/Spin Awareness,” was the National Flight Instructor of the Year in 2006 and the first CFI to become a Master Flight Instructor of […]

Changing the world — one plane at a time

By Meg Godlewski · October 19, 2007 ·

If you eat, sleep and breathe aviation — especially its history — then you will enjoy “50 Aircraft That Changed the World,” a coffee-table book from Ron Dick and Dan Patterson. It chronicles some of the technological marvels of aviation, starting with the Wright brothers’ 1905 Flyer, through the two World Wars, through the development […]

Take a guided tour through GA’s most popular high-performance planes

By Meg Godlewski · October 19, 2007 ·

There comes a time in every pilot’s life when he or she has the urge to fly — and later buys — an aircraft with retractable landing gear. The pilot who is serious about the experience would do well to read “Flying the Light Retractables,” by LeRoy Cook. The 130-page book contains information about a […]

Cessna Citation Encore+ earns FAA certification

By General Aviation News Staff · February 2, 2007 ·

The FAA has granted type certification to Cessna’s Citation Encore+. The seven- to 11-passenger Encore+ succeeds the Encore, offering increased payload capability, a new integrated avionics suite, more standard equipment, and new interior styling features like LED indirect cabin lighting. Full-fuel payload is 1,170 pounds, 340 pounds more than the Encore. Takeoff distance was certified […]

Skymasters plan Bahamas fly-in

By General Aviation News Staff · February 2, 2007 ·

The Skymasters Owners and Pilots Association will have its 2007 Fly-In at Lucaya, Bahamas, May 16-18, 2007. Several events are planned, including Skymaster happy hour, a sunset cruise, air show and “hands-on” airport session, and a “shoot the bull” session with A&P panelists. Seminars include “How To Fly 3,100 Miles Up The Amazon Without Getting […]

Miller’s new catalog now available

By General Aviation News Staff · February 2, 2007 ·

Miller Electric Mfg. Co.’s 2007 catalog is now available. It is free. The full-color, 88-page catalog provides specifications on Miller MIG welders, TIG welders, Stick welders, plasma cutters, welding generators, welding helmets, safety gear and more. The catalog also provides product selection charts. It also describes the additional benefits available through Miller’s online welding communities, […]

Bondhus goes gold

By Janice Wood · February 2, 2007 ·

Bondhus Corp. has expanded its line of 14K gold-plated hex tools to now include straight hex end tools in both short and long arm styles. The GoldGuard finish provides good corrosion protection and makes tools easy to find on a work bench or in a tool box, Bondhus officials say. For more information: 800-328-8310

Duncan Aviation named Embraer service center

By General Aviation News Staff · February 2, 2007 ·

Duncan Aviation’s Lincoln, Neb., and Battle Creek, Mich., facilities have been named authorized service centers for the Embraer Legacy 600, Phenom 100 and Phenom 300 aircraft. Duncan Aviation will be authorized to perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance up to and including the 48 month inspection, AOG support, troubleshooting, engine and APU removal and installation, warranty […]

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