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Janice Wood

Build A Plane launches online courses

By Janice Wood · April 18, 2010 ·

Build A Plane will now offer AeroScholars, two online aviation courses developed specifically for high school students. The two courses, “Fundamentals of Aviation Science” and “Advanced Aviation Science, “were written in accordance with NSTA national teaching standards. Students who complete the online courses can receive high school credit that counts toward graduation. Both programs were […]

Central Florida Aerospace academy receives $7.5 million grant

By Janice Wood · April 15, 2010 ·

Officials from Sun ‘n Fun and the Polk County School Board broke ground Thursday on a new $7.5 million building that will house the Central Florida Aerospace Academy (CFAA), an aviation-oriented career academy that is already located on the Sun ‘n Fun campus. The new 58,000-square-foot facility, which will house up to 500 high school […]

Next Step helps grow pilot population

By Janice Wood · April 15, 2010 ·

Hal Shevers, founder of Sporty‘s, has no doubt what his mission in life is. “When I was 25 years old, I thought I was put on this Earth to make every woman happy and burn as much avgas as possible,” he joked Thursday at Sun ‘n Fun. “50 years later, I know my purpose is […]

Privateer amphib debuts

By Janice Wood · April 15, 2010 ·

A few years ago, John Meekins decided he wanted a seaplane. An industrial real estate developer who lives on a lake in the Seattle area, he didn’t want to have to drive to the airport to fly his plane. He tried out a Lake and a Seawind, but found they just weren’t right for him. […]

Safety Stand Down Saturday

By Janice Wood · April 15, 2010 ·

The FAA will conduct a national Safety Stand Down Saturday, April 17, with programs at Sun ‘n Fun and locations in all 50 states. The Stand Down will focus on four areas: Owner-performed maintenance; approach and landing; runway safety; and risk management, according to Bryan Neville, who is on the national staff of the FAA […]

Get your passport to the Cherokee Heritage Journey

By Janice Wood · April 15, 2010 ·

As Piper Aircraft celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Piper Cherokee, the company is inviting pilots to commemorate this venerable aircraft by logging some time for the Cherokee Heritage Journey. Participants in the Cherokee Heritage Journey get a stamp each time they attend any number of fly-in events across the country. The pilot attending the […]

‘King Cub’ debuts

By Janice Wood · April 15, 2010 ·

H.O. Aircraft, a Minneapolis restoration shop that specializes in antique, Warbird and tube and fabric restorations, has just been issued an STC for the installation of a Lycoming IO-390 210-hp engine on the Piper PA-18 Super Cub. The H.O. Aircraft “King Cub” STC covers the installation of the engine, along with a two-bladed MT composite, […]

SimCom’s Falcon, Westwind sims get FAA nod

By Janice Wood · April 15, 2010 ·

SimCom Training Centers’ Falcon 20 and Westwind II devices have received FAA approval and statements of qualification designating them as Level C simulators. Acquired late last year from CAE, the devices are located at SimCom’s Park South training center in Orlando, Florida. Prior to entering service with SimCom, both were updated with wide-screen visual system, […]

Flight Guide eBook launches

By Janice Wood · April 15, 2010 ·

The Flight Guide eBook displays airport diagrams, airspace graphics, pertinent airport and supplementary information on portable Sony and Kindle DX Readers. Airports are organized by identifier, airport name or city. Once your airport is displayed, you can easily flip through its pages accessing detailed airport diagrams (with taxiways identified), airspace graphics (class B, C and […]

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