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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 […]

Factory installed oxygen now available on Diamond’s DA42

By General Aviation News Staff · December 15, 2006 ·

Diamond Aircraft now offers factory installed oxygen systems on the DA42 from Aerox Aviation Oxygen Systems. The 50-cubic-foot composite cylinder will provide up to 10 hours of oxygen for all four occupants at 18,000 feet. The entire system weighs under 20 pounds and costs $17,552 installed. For more information:

Mid-Continent unveils “ultimate” turn coordinator

By General Aviation News Staff · December 15, 2006 ·

Mid-Continent Instruments recently unveiled what it is calling “the ultimate version” of the turn coordinator. The 1394T100-10RB is a direct replacement for more than 6,000 Cessna autopilots in field, while the 1394T100-7B replaces most standard three-pin turn coordinators. Certified to FAA TSO C3b and DO-160C environmental standards, the units are approved to 35,000 feet and […]

Electroair adds to dealer network

By General Aviation News Staff · December 15, 2006 ·

Electroair, which manufactures engine ignition systems, has added Barrett Precision Engines of Tulsa to its dealer network. Barrett Precision Engines specializes in building and overhauling aircraft engines for the experimental community. For more information: 866-494-3002, 918-835-1089 for Barrett

AirShares Elite continues to grow its fleet

By General Aviation News Staff · December 15, 2006 ·

AirShares Elite has added the 50th aircraft to its growing fractional ownership fleet with a 2006 Cirrus SR22-G2/GTS entering service in South Florida. The 50-airplane milestone marks AirShares Elite’s position as the world’s largest Cirrus fleet operator and the largest fractional ownership program for GA. Based at the Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport, the SR22 GTS […]

Smith releases new optimizer

By General Aviation News Staff · December 15, 2006 ·

Smith Equipment has released its new Optimizer Anti-Surge Flowmeter Regulator. Designed for MIG and TIG welding applications, the Optimizer helps prevent gas flow surges that normally occur when a welding operator activates a MIG gun or TIG torch. The Optimizer can lower gas costs by up to 50% and, by reducing overall gas consumption, also […]

Landmark expands Roanoke FBO

By General Aviation News Staff · December 15, 2006 ·

Landmark Aviation has completed a $1.5 million hangar facility at its Roanoke, Va., FBO, providing aircraft operators with an additional 18,000 square feet of aircraft storage. The addition brings the facility’s total hangar storage of 125,000 square feet. For more information:

Fargo Jet Center and Way-Point Avionics merge

By General Aviation News Staff · December 15, 2006 ·

Fargo Jet Center, Inc. and sister company Way-Point Avionics, Inc. have merged repair station certificates in an effort to streamline company operations. Fargo Jet Center, at Hector International Airport in Fargo, N.D., Inc., is the region’s largest aviation service organization. It is a ChevronTexaco fuel dealer, aircraft maintenance repair station, air charter operation, Cessna Pilot […]

Aerox unveils new oxygen mask

By General Aviation News Staff · December 15, 2006 ·

Aerox now offers its MSK-AS mask, which provides pilots and passengers with a comfortable, silicone mask fitted with a voice reverberation disc that allows use of the mask in conjunction with a standard microphone. The mask is designed for the use of supplemental oxygen systems at altitudes above 18,000 ft. msl while maintaining clear communication. […]

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