Jeppesen and Atlantic Flight Training (AFT) have launched the most current set of JAA ATPL training textbooks available on the market. The set of 15 textbooks is fully JAA compliant and the result of nearly 18 months of development work.... Continue Reading →
Jeppesen and Atlantic Flight Training offer JAA training textbooks
Reusable aeromagnet releases
AeroMagnet Inc., manufacturer and marketer of the patented AeroMag product line, has released its newest AeroMag, the AM300. Continue Reading →
Gulfstream G200 boasts Autopower
About 70% of new Gulfstream G200s are delivered with Safe Flight’s automatic throttle system, AutoPower, installed. Continue Reading →
New vortex generators hit the market
Harrison Designs, LLC, debuts its affordable line of Landshorter vortex generators (VGs) for experimental and field-approved certified aircraft. Continue Reading →
EA Logs brings your logbooks into the 21st century
EA Logs can make your aircraft’s logbooks more usable. With the average age of GA aircraft well past the quarter century mark, logbooks are aging as well. Most shops print log entries on stickers, which makes reading the entries simple,... Continue Reading →
All Weather, Inc. releases independent ATC display system
All Weather, Inc. has released ACE-IDS 2.0, the next generation of air traffic control display systems. ACE-IDS 2.0 combines the reliability of the certified ACE-IDS hardware platform with the power of StormFront, a new real-time data collection and display software... Continue Reading →
Wilco offers battery savings to Cessna owners
Wilco now has STCs to be a battery supplier to Cessna Citation owners. Continue Reading →
Lincoln Electric catalog available now
Lincoln Electric has created an easier way to select a welding machine with its 2005 Product Catalog. Continue Reading →
Elite expands glass fleet with Garmin G1000
ELITE Simulation Solutions now has Garmin G1000-equipped training devices available. Continue Reading →
New book traces history of Wings Field
The first controllable powered flight might have occurred at Kitty Hawk, but much of aviation’s progress took place at Wings Field, a small airport near Philadelphia that is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year. Continue Reading →


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