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Got oxygen?

By General Aviation News Staff · January 5, 2007 ·

Mountain High’s newest offering is the single-place EDS-O2D1 digital “Pulse Demand” FADOC Oxygen Delivery System, which bridges the gap between portable Constant-Flow devices, built-in-panel and pressurized oxygen systems, according to Mountain High officials. The system, with the new patented redesigned electronic “Pulse Demand” oxygen delivery system, enables GA pilots to fly at pressure altitudes up […]

Red Tail Project offers Tuskegee clothing

By General Aviation News Staff · December 15, 2006 ·

The Red Tail Project, which raises funds for maintenance and operation of a Tuskegee Airmen P-51C and educational outreach, has clothing and other merchandise available in time for Christmas. All proceeds benefit Red Tail Project goals. For more information:

Zaon collision avoidance system now available at Aircraft Spruce

By General Aviation News Staff · December 15, 2006 ·

Aircraft Spruce has added the Zaon MRX Collision Avoidance System to its list of more than 35,000 aviation related products. At 2.5″ X 4.2″ X 0.6″, the Zaon MRX is the world’s smallest collision avoidance device. With a high-brightness that is dimmable, the MRX displays range and relative altitude of the closest threat, while continuously […]

New door seals get FAA nod

By General Aviation News Staff · December 15, 2006 ·

Aero-PMA-Parts Co. has acquired FAA PMA approval for non-pressurized air chamber door seals. The “twin-air-chambers” cushion and seal doors like an inflatable without the cost and mechanics of pressurizing the air chamber. Instead the non-pressurized air chambers allow the soft seal material to find the gaps in a door and then seal them. The seal […]

Sporty’s creates tool kit just for pilots

By General Aviation News Staff · December 15, 2006 ·

Sporty’s Trip Saver Tool Kit was designed by the company’s staff of pilots and aircraft owners to help pilots address minor maintenance issues. Included in the kit is: 12-bit screwdriver, safety wire pliers, safety wire, eight-piece hex set, six-piece miniature screwdriver set, pliers; adjustable wrench, vice grips, duct tape, voltmeter, inspection mirror, tire pressure gauge, […]

Be a World War I ace — or just play like one

By General Aviation News Staff · December 15, 2006 ·

iEntertainment Network, developer of the WarBirds TotalSims series, has released the FlyBoys Squadron, a World War I combat flight simulator based upon the MGM movie “Flyboys” about the Lafayette Escadrille. The $29.95 price includes one month of free online multiplayer gaming on IENT’s servers with hundreds of other players from around the world. Also included […]

ILS finally approved for Florida’s Kissimmee Airport

By General Aviation News Staff · December 15, 2006 ·

The FAA recently completed the final flight check for the long-awaited Instrument Landing System (ILS) at Kissimmee Gateway Airport in Florida. Certification of the ILS allows for publication of a Precision Approach procedure on Jan. 18, 2007. For more information:

New edition of Bahamas pilot guide released

By General Aviation News Staff · December 15, 2006 ·

Now available is the 29th edition of the Bahamas & Caribbean Pilot’s Guide from Pilot Publishing Inc. The guide includes general information about the islands, as well as specific information such as required equipment, survival gear, procedures for entering the Bahamas, forms, Customs & Immigration and more. The guide contains aerial photographs of every airport […]

Hartzell receives STC for new propeller

By General Aviation News Staff · December 15, 2006 ·

Hartzell Propeller Inc. has received an STC for a new three-bladed propeller on 1966-1969 model Cessna 210s and 1966-1974 model T210s. The new propeller is an increased diameter version of the Hartzell scimitar propeller that’s been installed on more than 500 Cessna 210s. The new 80-inch diameter propeller comes with a longer 2,400 hour/six year […]

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