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ATP expands training fleet

By Janice Wood · November 28, 2010 ·

Piper Aircraft Inc. is selling a fleet of six Piper Seminole multi-engine piston-powered training aircraft to Airline Transport Professionals (ATP), a nationwide firm specializing in airline pilot training and pilot career development. The planes, valued at about $3.9 million, will be delivered in 2010. ATP Vice President of Flight Operations Jim Koziarski said, “Our fleet […]

Happy Thanksgiving!

By Janice Wood · November 23, 2010 ·

The Pulse of Aviation will not be e-mailed on Thursday, Nov. 25, or Friday, Nov. 26, as the General Aviation News offices will be closed for the Thanksgiving holiday. Look for The Pulse to return to your e-mail boxes on Monday, Nov. 29.

CAP asks for help to honor veterans

By Janice Wood · November 23, 2010 ·

As part of its holiday tradition of partnering with Wreaths Across America, a nonprofit organization that recognizes the courage and sacrifices of U.S. military veterans, Civil Air Patrol is calling on its partners and its parent organization, the Air Force, to help with this year’s Section 60 Project at Arlington National Cemetery. Section 60 is […]

Pilots using iPads in the cockpit

By Janice Wood · November 23, 2010 ·

Apple’s iPad has caused thousands of people to rethink the way they use computers. It’s also changing the way pilots fly every day, according to a report from 9News.com in Denver, which notes: “Many pilots are turning to the tablet style computer technology as an easy way to plan and prepare for their flights just […]

Ice Protection System for KODIAK certified

By Janice Wood · November 23, 2010 ·

Quest Aircraft Company has received final approval from the FAA for the KODIAK’s Ice Protection System (IPS). The system has been installed on three KODIAKs so far, and is now fully operational. Kodiak’s TKS ice protection system is manufactured by CAV Aerospace Inc., which is widely recognized as the most effective ice protection available for […]

iFly 700 GPS now at Aircraft Spruce

By Janice Wood · November 23, 2010 ·

The iFly 700, a portable GPS from Adventure Pilot, is now available at Aircraft Spruce. With an introductory price of $499, the iFly 700 is the most affordable portable GPS on the market, according to Aircraft Spruce officials. The 7” Touch Screen GPS offers unprecedented awareness and a simple to use intuitive interface. A sleek […]

Flying Club takes off at Flabob

By Janice Wood · November 23, 2010 ·

The Flabob Aero Club has taken off at Flabob Airport (RIR) in Riverside, Calif. With plans to base the club on European models, the founders are expecting to host barbeques, flyouts, seminars and numerous other social events for members. Included on the list of rentals are a 1946 J3-65 Cub, a 1962 Champion 7GC Citabria, […]

Mid-Continent Instruments celebrates 20 years at VNY

By Janice Wood · November 23, 2010 ·

Mid-Continent Instruments is celebrating the 20th anniversary of its West Coast facility at Van Nuys Airport (VNY) in Southern California. The full-service repair station, including overhaul, repair, exchange and distribution, has been located at the VNY for two decades, expanding from its beginnings in a 500-square-foot building to its current 15,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility. The West […]

Tire pressure gauge debuts

By Janice Wood · November 23, 2010 ·

Tool Testing Lab has added to its line of tools for professional mechanics and technicians with a digital, full-range (0-300 psi) full-featured tire pressure gauge. Industry standards permit aircraft tires to lose as much as 1% of their pressure each day, and even mild underinflation can allow temperatures to rise exponentially, sometimes resulting in heat-induced […]

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