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Air Tractor enters RPA market

By General Aviation News Staff · May 25, 2016 ·

OLNEY, Texas — Air Tractor has expanded into the field of unmanned aerial systems, also known as drones or remotely piloted aircraft (RPA), with the recent acquisition of Hangar 78 UAV, and its flagship aircraft, the Yield Defender unmanned aerial system (UAS). “We have done our research, and it’s clear that aggressively investing and further developing unmanned […]

Air Force museum to open fourth building June 8

By General Aviation News Staff · May 25, 2016 ·

DAYTON, Ohio — National Museum of the U.S. Air Force visitors are invited to be a part of history during a ceremonial ribbon cutting event that will officially open the museum’s fourth building to the public on June 8 at 9:15 a.m. The new $40.8 million, 224,000-square-foot building, which was privately financed by the Air […]

GlobalParts.aero to distribute Parker Aerospace Fluid Systems

By General Aviation News Staff · May 25, 2016 ·

Parker Aerospace Fluid Systems Division of Elyria, Ohio (formerly known as Parker Airborne Division) has named GlobalParts.aero an authorized distributor for its full line of fuel pumps, filters, pneumatic valves and controls. The division produces products for both fixed and rotary wing aircraft ranging from single engine general aviation airplanes to turbine-powered helicopters to long range […]

FAA deems B-29 Doc airworthy, first flight imminent

By General Aviation News Staff · May 23, 2016 ·

WICHITA — The FAA has deemed the B-29 known as Doc airworthy by officially presenting the restoration crew with an FAA airworthiness certificate. The airworthiness certificate is the most notable milestone yet for the team working to restore the historic B-29. It also came three days before the 16th anniversary of Doc arriving in Wichita on May 23, 2000, […]

AOPA launches flight training poll

By General Aviation News Staff · May 23, 2016 ·

The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) has launched its annual Flight Training Poll. The Poll will run through Aug. 22, 2016. Outstanding flight schools and instructors will be recognized through AOPA’s Flight Training Excellence Awards. “From a budding student pilot preparing for their first solo to the commercial pilot brushing up on VFR flight rules, we’re all […]

WingX Pro7 wins Appy award

By General Aviation News Staff · May 23, 2016 ·

Hilton Software has won MediaPost’s Appy Award 2016 in the Mapping/Location-Based category for WingX Pro7 for iOS. The winners and finalists included market leaders such as Lufthansa, Coca-Cola, Reuters, CBS, Home Depot, United Healthcare, Best Western, and Heineken. The evaluation was conducted by a panel of judges represented by M&C Saatchi Mobile, Tribal DDB, Deustch, OgylvieOne, […]

Frasca sim to be used in Georgia Tech research study

By General Aviation News Staff · May 23, 2016 ·

The Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) has contracted with FRASCA International, for  a FRASCA Mentor Advanced Aviation Training Device (AATD). The AATD, which will be configured as a Cessna 172, will be used by the School of Psychology’s Decision Processes Laboratory (DPL) led by Dr. Rick Thomas. It will be used as an experimental platform to […]

World’s only Marine PBJ bomber flies after 23 years

By General Aviation News Staff · May 21, 2016 ·

CAMARILLO, Calif. — The Commemorative Air Force Southern California Wing reports that the North American PBJ Mitchell named Semper Fi returned to flight on May 15 after a 23-year restoration. Semper Fi is the only original PBJ flying in the world, according to CAF officials. During World War II the Marine Corps operated surplus B-25 Mitchells […]

FAA audits Sonex models

By General Aviation News Staff · May 21, 2016 ·

OSHKOSH, Wis. — Sonex Aircraft recently hosted the FAA’s National Kit Evaluation Team (NKET), as it audited the new Sonex and Waiex B-Model kits, and the new Xenos Motorglider Quick Build Kit. NKET evaluation is used to establish a kit’s compliance with Experimental Amateur Built aircraft “major portion” or “51%” rules. FAA NKET Amateur-Built Fabrication and Assembly Checklists for the new Sonex […]

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