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Janice Wood

Flight Design offers maintenance classes

By Janice Wood · October 26, 2010 ·

Flight Design USA is offering factory-approved courses for their dealers and non-affiliated mechanics who are asked to perform maintenance on the Flight Design CT Light Sport Aircraft. Owners may also attend the classes. “We still have space available in the Flight Design CT maintenance classes being offered this fall,” said John Gilmore, national sales manager […]

Duncan debuts 14-day interior program

By Janice Wood · October 26, 2010 ·

Duncan Aviation has developed a new interior program that guarantees installation of new interior soft goods in 14 calendar days for operators of Citation Xs, Encores, Ultras, XLs, XLSs or Sovereigns. For more information: DuncanAviation.aero

Five to be inducted into EAA Hall of Fame

By Janice Wood · October 25, 2010 ·

The Experimental Aircraft Association will recognize the contributions made by five aviators to the world of flight on Friday, Oct. 29, as it inducts them into the EAA Hall of Fame during a banquet at the EAA Aviation Center in Oshkosh, Wis. The five aviators represent the spectrum of aviation within the EAA membership and […]

Carter PAV heads to flight testing

By Janice Wood · October 25, 2010 ·

Carter Aerospace Development, LLC has received a Special Airworthiness Certificate from the FAA for its Personal Air Vehicle (PAV) to begin flight-testing. The PAV is Carter’s second generation, proof-of-concept (POC) air vehicle incorporating the company’s slowed-rotor/compound (SR/C) technology. The PAV loaded onto its trailer for the trip to the airport to begin flight testing. “We […]

Jeppesen debuts eChart Viewer

By Janice Wood · October 25, 2010 ·

Jeppesen has introduced a new digital charting solution for the business aviation community – Jeppesen eChart Viewer. The Web-based digital charting solution provides online chart access worldwide and includes an auto-update service that eliminates the need for manual chart updates. The online capability now allows pilots to print charts on-the-go from any computer. Jeppesen eChart […]

Free tax webinar slated

By Janice Wood · October 25, 2010 ·

Wolcott & Associates will host a free aviation tax webinar, “IRS Audit Issues for Aircraft Owners.” The presentation reviews the IRS Code and Regulation Sections most often encountered in aircraft audits and what you can do both before and during an audit to protect your deductions. Highlighted will be Passive Loss Limitations, Ordinary and Necessary […]

Crownair Aviation named Avanti service center

By Janice Wood · October 25, 2010 ·

Crownair Aviation in San Diego has been selected by Piaggio Aero to become an Avanti Authorized Service Center. Crownair Aviation, which has locations at Montgomery Airport (MYF) in San Diego and McClelland-Palomar Airport (CRQ) in Carlsbad, has met Piaggio’s authorized service center requirements, which includes factory training, specialized tooling and equipment, and technical data, company […]

World War I aviation art highlights auction

By Janice Wood · October 25, 2010 ·

Seldom seen examples of original World War I aviation art come to auction at Bonhams & Butterfields in San Francisco on Monday, Nov. 15, when the international auctioneer presents its Antique Arms & Armor sale. A highlight of the auction is the Ron Farrington Collection of Aviation Art, which features oils and watercolors on canvas […]

Inaugural flight of China Clipper to be re-enacted

By Janice Wood · October 25, 2010 ·

On Nov. 22, 1935, more than 25,000 spectators lined the shore of Pan American Airways’ (PAA) base at Alameda, Calif., to watch as the China Clipper took off for its first transpacific flight, delivering mail run, including personal letters to the president of the Philippines from Franklin D. Roosevelt. That first flight, which took 59 […]

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