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EAA Young Eagles receive course upgrades

By General Aviation News Staff · April 22, 2015 ·

A cornerstone of the Experimental Aircraft Association’s Flight Plan program for youth is free access to Sporty’s Learn to Fly Course. Sporty’s now offers new content and functionality for the course, which serves as ground school, test prep and a complete flight training companion. Nearly four hours of new high-definition video content and animations have […]

Continental Motors acquires United Turbine and UT Aeroparts

By General Aviation News Staff · April 22, 2015 ·

Continental Motors Group reports that its MRO subsidiary, Continental Motors Services (CMS), located in Fairhope, Alabama, added turbine overhaul, repair and sales capabilities to its list of services with the acquisition of United Turbine and UT Aeroparts Corporations of Miami, Florida. United Turbine has been a leader in Pratt &Whitney PT6 overhaul, repair and parts sales since […]

Florida governor proclaims April Aviation Appreciation Month

By General Aviation News Staff · April 21, 2015 ·

Just as SUN ’n FUN kicks off, it was announced that Florida Governor Rick Scott has declared April “Aviation Appreciation Month.” In Florida, general aviation airports contribute more than $7.7 billion to the state’s economy annually.

More hiring forecasted in 2015

By General Aviation News Staff · April 21, 2015 ·

JSfirm.com, an online aviation only job board, has released its sixth annual Hiring Trends Survey. “This year’s results show that our industry is continuing to trend in the right direction,” said Jeff Richards, JSfirm.com manager. “There will be more hiring in 2015 than any of the past six years.” The company surveyed 342 aviation companies across various sectors and found: […]

CubCrafters introduces Carbon Cub EX-2

By General Aviation News Staff · April 21, 2015 ·

Backcountry aircraft manufacturer CubCrafters unveiled an upgrade of its kit aircraft based on the Carbon Cub. The new Carbon Cub EX-2 made its debut at SUN ’n FUN. The EX-2 revision includes an extensive series of improvements and upgrades to the kit, but the primary components are new G-Series ailerons, flaps, and tail feathers, company […]

Piper launches three new M-Class products

By General Aviation News Staff · April 21, 2015 ·

VERO BEACH, Florida — Piper Aircraft recently unveiled three new aircraft as part of its M-Class line of single-engine, pressurized, cabin class business aircraft: The M600, the M500, and the M350. “Our customers and dealers asked for aircraft with additional payload and exceptional range,” said Piper President and CEO Simon Caldecott. “They asked for increased options with the […]

Tecnam launches Special Mission Platform

By General Aviation News Staff · April 21, 2015 ·

Tecnam has introduced the Tecnam P2006T SMP (Special Missions Platform), designed for surveillance, observation, aerial mapping or special mission tasks. Tecnam have set up a new and dedicated Special Mission department at its Capua, Italy facility, to direct the design, development and production of SMP aircraft and related features. Depending on the customer’s mission requirement, Tecnam […]

Legacy Flight Training opens second facility

By General Aviation News Staff · April 20, 2015 ·

VERO BEACH, Florida  — Legacy Flight Training’s second training center is now open for business. The new Legacy Flight Training facility, at the Air Commerce Center at the Scottsdale Airport (KSDL), joins Legacy’s facility at the Vero Beach Municipal Airport, in providing PA-46 specific flight training and full-motion simulator training. Legacy Flight Training began operations […]

AOPA Insurance debuts hangar coverage

By General Aviation News Staff · April 20, 2015 ·

Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) Insurance Services has created a hangar insurance program, designed to protect individuals who own or lease hangars in cases of hangar damage, personal injury, theft, fire or wind damage for as little as $42 a month. The policy covers hangars and associated property with deductibles as low as $1,000. The program […]

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