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Engine Analyzer now available for Air Tractors as factory option

By General Aviation News Staff · April 22, 2016 ·

OLNEY, Texas — Air Tractor has received FAA certification for factory production line installation of the Electronics International MVP-50T turboprop engine analyzer in all production Air Tractor aircraft. Going forward, the glass panel engine instrument display will be optional equipment in all models of Air Tractor aircraft. “Today, Air Tractor airplanes are rolling off our production […]

Continental increases diesel engines TBR to 2,100 hours

By General Aviation News Staff · April 21, 2016 ·

Continental Motors Group has raised the time between replacement (TBR) of its diesel CD-100 series engines to 2,100 hours. This lifetime increase affects all CD-135 and CD-155 engines manufactured since Dec. 1, 2015, incorporating revision status 2 design changes. The lifetime extension was possible due to several design improvements engineered in the last two years, according to […]

Air Race Classic launches art contest

By General Aviation News Staff · April 20, 2016 ·

The Air Race Classic, the annual all-women cross-country airplane race, has launched an art contest for girls ages 12 to 17. The theme of the contest is “Cross-Country Flight,” a subject reflecting both the freedom and the skill involved in flying the Air Race Classic (ARC). The young artist who best captures the theme and the spirit […]

Call for entries made for Crossfield Teacher of the Year Award

By General Aviation News Staff · April 19, 2016 ·

The National Aviation Hall of Fame is seeking entries for the 30th annual A. Scott Crossfield Aerospace Education Teacher of the Year Award, which includes a $5,000 cash stipend. Founded by famed research test pilot Scott Crossfield in 1986, the award is a juried competition open to classroom teachers in grades K through 12. Nominations will […]

Air Orlando tapped for Diamond sales

By General Aviation News Staff · April 18, 2016 ·

Diamond Aircraft's DA62

Air Orlando Sales has been appointed an Authorized Sales Representative for Diamond Aircraft Industries. “Diamond Aircraft is a prominent general aviation manufacturer with an excellent mix of aircraft,” said Mike Long, president of Air Orlando. “We especially look forward to marketing and delivering the new DA-62 twin-engine aircraft (pictured) along with the current DA 42 […]

Garmin and Cessna collaborate to offer student pilots Garmin Pilot

By General Aviation News Staff · April 18, 2016 ·

Cessna Aircraft Company reports that student pilots who sign up for the Cessna Flight Training System through the Cessna Pilot Center network will receive a one-year Garmin Pilot subscription. The Garmin Pilot app allows pilots to plan, file, fly and log flights using their Apple or Android tablets and smartphones. “The Cessna Flight Training System has always […]

Ohio man wins flight in P-51

By General Aviation News Staff · April 17, 2016 ·

Ben Rayl of Loudonville, Ohio, will soon fly a piece of World War II history. Mercy Flight Southeast drew Rayl’s winning raffle ticket for a chance to fly a P-51 Mustang. Stallion 51 had donated the experience flying its P-51 “Crazy Horse” to raise money for Mercy Flight Southeast, which provides free air transportation to […]

FAA launches online ADS-B equipment database

By General Aviation News Staff · April 16, 2016 ·

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The FAA recently published its 2016 NextGen update, which provides an overview of where NextGen stands today, and where it’s going in the years to come. As part of this update, the FAA posted an online ADS-B equipment database, which allows pilots and aircraft owners to learn what equipment has been certified and other useful […]

Aerial photography, inspection tops list of FAA-approved RPA use

By General Aviation News Staff · April 15, 2016 ·

The Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) has released an interactive analysis that finds 38 types of business operations have been approved by the FAA to fly remotely piloted aircraft (RPA) — also known as drones and unmanned aerial systems (UAS) — commercially in the National Airspace System (NAS). According to the report that analyzed […]

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