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Leading Edge Exhaust Systems receives nod for new Piper models

By General Aviation News Staff · February 3, 2006 ·

Leading Edge Exhaust Systems LLC in Anchorage recently gained FAA approval for its Piper PA-12 150/160 hp short and long mount models, as well as the 180 hp model. The exhaust system is the same layout as the company’s popular Super Cub system. The only revision to the pipes is the long mount risers that […]

Connect with new Jeppesen Internet Flight Planner

By General Aviation News Staff · February 3, 2006 ·

Jeppesen recently launched the latest addition to its flight planning lineup — the Jeppesen Internet Flight Planner (JIFP). Because JIFP is Internet-based, it is always current and ready to go with the latest critical flight data, say Jeppesen officials. Customers no longer need to worry about maintaining update subscriptions, CDs arriving in the mail, or […]

Superflite offers preshrunk tapes

By General Aviation News Staff · February 3, 2006 ·

The sun can be hard on cloth airplanes, often shrinking the tapes and exposing the light colored primer. Superflite can help you avoid the problem with new preshrunk tapes. The tapes are available in light or medium weight fabrics. They are not recommended for use on edges or curved surfaces. For more information: 800-323-0611.

S-TEC starts new tradition: Factory installed digital autopilots

By General Aviation News Staff · February 3, 2006 ·

S-TEC now offers factory installations of its MAGIC 2100 Digital autopilot and single-side EFIS for King Air 90, Conquest I, Cheyenne I and II aircraft. Owners purchasing the 2100 Digital autopilot will receive a free glass cockpit with no installation fees. “These fleets need a low cost autopilot and EFIS solution,” S-TEC Director of Sales […]

BRS parachute now a factory option on Symphony

By General Aviation News Staff · February 3, 2006 ·

Ballistic Recovery Systems, Inc. has received a Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) from the FAA for the Symphony SA 160. This latest approval, BRS’s fourth, is the first one available directly from the aircraft manufacturer as a factory-installed option.

Sharp Details introduces Granitize Xzilon for detailing and cleaning

By General Aviation News Staff · February 3, 2006 ·

Sharp Details now offers Granitize Aviation International’s new product, Xzilon, an aircraft exterior high-solids formula corrosion inhibitor, on all of its aircraft cleaning and detailing work. Xzilon employs molecular adhesion to prevent parasitic drag, extend paint life and prevent corrosion on polished and unpolished bare metal surfaces. It forms a protective barrier on metal and […]

Become an expert on your Cessna

By General Aviation News Staff · February 3, 2006 ·

The Cessna Pilots Association (CPA) offers a Systems and Procedures Course for owners of all single-engine models from the 150/152 to the 210 and 337 twins. The two- and three-day total-immersion courses takes owners through all aircraft systems and how they work, problem areas, maintenance tips and safe operation. A popular section of each seminar […]

Oregon Aero High-G safety seat certified for Columbia production aircraft

By General Aviation News Staff · January 20, 2006 ·

An FAA Supplemental Type Certificate has been awarded to Oregon Aero for installation of its High-G Safety Seat onboard Columbia Aircraft Manufacturing Co.’s Columbia 400 and Columbia 350. The FAA also granted Parts Manufacturer Approval to produce the High-G Safety Seat for Columbia aircraft. Certified to the latest FAA requirements for general dynamic tests and […]

The Rifle Jet Center acquires two FBOs

By General Aviation News Staff · January 20, 2006 ·

The Rifle Jet Center recently acquired two existing FBOs, Corporate Aircraft Services and The Rifle Jet Center at the Garfield County Airport in Rifle, Colo. (KRIL). These acquisitions give The Rifle Jet Center more than 80,000 square feet of heated hangar space. The FBO can easily accommodate several large aircraft at a time, including a […]

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