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Championship Aviation opens at Chino Airport

By General Aviation News Staff · June 23, 2006 ·

Championship Aviation, a new FBO, has opened at Chino Airport (CNO) in Southern California. While many of the surrounding airports in Southern California have restrictions limiting certain types of aircraft, the Chino Airport is able to accommodate all types of aircrafts with its 7,000-foot runway. Another convenience is the absence of noise restrictions and no landing […]

Duncan Aviation named authorized ZR LITE installation center

By General Aviation News Staff · June 23, 2006 ·

Duncan Aviation is the most recent addition to Raisbeck Engineering’s global network of authorized installation centers for the ZR LITE program. With two main service centers in Lincoln, Neb., and Battle Creek, Mich., Duncan Aviation provides service to the Learjet fleet. Over the years, this service has included the installation of more than seven of […]

Landmark Aviation to install ARINC SKYLink

By General Aviation News Staff · June 23, 2006 ·

Landmark Aviation has entered into a dealership agreement to install the ARINC Direct SKYLink ultra-high speed satellite broadband communication system. ARINC’s SKYLink provides data intensive business applications, including high-speed Internet, email, Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), corporate intranet, and Voice Over IP (VoIP) telephone and FAX over IP (FoIP) services. SKYLink coverage, which is currently available […]

Precision Flight Controls introduces wrap-around display training system

By General Aviation News Staff · June 23, 2006 ·

Precision Flight Controls, Inc. has introduced a full-immersion, five-screen version of its MFD Modular Flight Deck system. Combined with worldwide terrain mapping, a global navigation database, and support for 13 single- and multi-engine aircraft, the five-screen MFD produces a realistic and flexible pilot training environment, company officials say. The system comes standard with dozens of […]

Sharp Details adds soft goods repair

By General Aviation News Staff · June 23, 2006 ·

Sharp Details, a company the provides aircraft cleaning and support services, now offers a leather repair and re-dye service through its facilities in Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and Pennsylvania. The company has partnered with a specialty service firm to provide rip, tear and scuff-mark repair, re-dye worn areas, and re-color leather that is still good. The […]

Associated Air Center receives DAS certification

By General Aviation News Staff · June 23, 2006 ·

Associated Air Center at Dallas Love Field has received FAA Designated Alteration Station (DAS) certification, authorizing the aircraft completion center to act on behalf of the FAA to issue STCs and Experimental Airworthiness Certificates, and to amend Standard Airworthiness Certificates. “This certification covers all of our work, including designing and installing safety and flight management […]

Nixalite introduces six new bird spike models

By General Aviation News Staff · June 23, 2006 ·

Nixalite of America Inc., a company that developed and patented the first bird spike in 1949, has released six new models. From premium all stainless steel spikes to low cost plastic, Nixalite now has a bird spike for any application or budget, company officials say. For more information: 800-624-1189.

L-3 creates avionics campus in Phoenix

By General Aviation News Staff · June 23, 2006 ·

L-3 Communications Avionics Systems (L-3 Avionics), a subsidiary of L-3 Communications Corp., has expanded its business operations by opening a facility in Phoenix. The new location creates an “avionics campus” located at 960 W. Behrend Drive, adjacent to another L-3 business, Aviation Communication and Surveillance Systems (ACSS), an L-3 Communications & Thales Company. L-3 Avionics, […]

Aerox Oxysaver cannulas extend oxygen usage

By General Aviation News Staff · June 23, 2006 ·

Aerox’s Oxysaver cannulas conserve oxygen and provide pilots and passengers with extended usage of portable oxygen during high-altitude flights, according to company officials. Oxysaver cannulas, when used in conjunction with an Aerox oxygen system, conserve 75% of the oxygen previously wasted with standard cannulas. The flow of each outlet is individually controlled with a needle […]

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