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Janice Wood

Holland takes unlimited gold at national and world levels

By Janice Wood · October 17, 2011 ·

Despite only a few days of practice in his new aerobatic aircraft, the MXS-RH, Rob Holland brought home Gold in the 4-Minute Freestyle competition, besting 53 other competitors and finishing 8th in the Unlimited category at the 2011 World Aerobatic Championships in Foligno Italy, Aug. 31- Sept. 11. “Considering the amount of world talent at […]

U-Fuel debuts Sport Fuel station

By Janice Wood · October 17, 2011 ·

U-Fuel, a supplier of fuel stations to the aviation industry and sponsor of the Aviation Fuel Club, debuted its first “Sport Fuel” station at the China International General Aviation Convention (CIGAC) last week. First announced in the spring of this year, U-Fuel’s Sport Fuel system is a self-service aviation fuel station that places all critical […]

Jeppesen becomes founding member of Aviation Green Alliance

By Janice Wood · October 17, 2011 ·

Jeppesen has joined the Lindbergh Foundation’s Aviation Green Alliance as a founding member. “We are thrilled that Jeppesen will be among our elite group of founding members,” said Lindbergh Foundation Chairman and CEO Larry Williams. “When I note that their Environmental Policy Statement is a part of the company’s core values and beliefs, I’m confident […]

Flight bag designed for ‘paperless’ cockpit debuts

By Janice Wood · October 17, 2011 ·

MyGoFlight has introduced the Flight Bag PLC series of flight bags, designed from the ground up for the “paperless” cockpit (PLC). “The paperless cockpit is gaining tremendous momentum as pilots in general, commercial and military aviation move to using iPads as EFB devices with airlines such as United and Alaska, which announced that their pilots […]

Timken debuts new engine test cell

By Janice Wood · October 17, 2011 ·

The Timken Co. recently completed construction of a new engine test cell at the company’s Mesa, Ariz., facility and now provides engine and component overhaul services to fixed-wing and rotorcraft operators on a variety of engine platforms. The test cell includes: Two bays with separate controls allowing two different engines to run simultaneously; A new […]

Customizable headset introduced

By Janice Wood · October 17, 2011 ·

The HS 800 Digital headset from beyerdynamic can now be ordered as a customized version. The online configurator, similar to those of car industries, allows customers to select from a wide range of materials and colors for different components, including an individually laser engraved text. At the 2011 shows, beyerdynamic presented this headset with a […]

Seasoned veterans join Jet Source

By Janice Wood · October 17, 2011 ·

The Jet Source Maintenance and Avionics Department continues to expand with the addition of seasoned veterans George Puthoff and Glenn Gray to the Parts Department. The pair will be responsible for ordering, maintaining, stocking, and issuing parts for Carlsbad, Calif.-based Jet Source. Puthoff has more than 38 years of industry experience. After managing the Corporate […]

Yorkton Aircraft Service joins Thrush Aircraft network

By Janice Wood · October 17, 2011 ·

Yorkton Aircraft Service Ltd. is the newest authorized service and support facility to join the Thrush Aircraft service network. “Thrush Aircraft stands for the very best in ag aviation and having Yorkton Aircraft join our service network in Canada is a reflection of Thrush’s hard-earned reputation and expanding market in Canada and North America,” said […]

Pilots giving back: Tree of Hope

By Janice Wood · October 16, 2011 ·

Do you belong to an aviation group or have a group of friends that are looking for an excuse to fly? You may be interested in learning about the Tree of Hope, a group of volunteers from aviation clubs, EAA chapters, Minnesota Ninety-Nines, Shriners, FBOs, and other aviation enthusiasts who collect and distribute toys to […]

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