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Goodrich Aviation namedColumbia repair center

By General Aviation News Staff · August 4, 2006 ·

Goodrich Aviation Maintenance Center at the Tri-Cities Airport in Endicott, N.Y. has been certified as a Columbia Authorized Repair & Maintenance Associate (CARMA) by Columbia Aircraft Manufacturing (CAM) in Bend, Ore. Goodrich Aviation operates the only CARMA center in upstate New York. The Goodrich Aviation Maintenance Center can now install the new E-Vade De-Icing systems […]

New Advanced Aircraft Analysis Reader

By General Aviation News Staff · August 4, 2006 ·

With the release of Advanced Aircraft Analysis (AAA) v. 3.1 this month, DARcorporation has released the new AAA Reader, which will allow anyone, with or without a copy of AAA, to view your data, improving cooperation and increasing efficiency during the design process. The AAA Reader is available at no charge from the company’s website, […]

MyFBO.com releases two ready-to-use ASA curriculums

By General Aviation News Staff · August 4, 2006 ·

MyFBO.com and Aviation Supplies and Academics, Inc. (ASA), with the collaboration of Colorado Northwestern Community College, has created two new ready-to-use syllabi based on ASA’s popular written syllabus, “The Pilot’s Manual: Private Pilot Syllabus (ASA-PM-S-P3)”, and their “FITS Accepted Student Flight” for the MyFBO.com Curriculum Tracking feature. ASA has promised to provide every flight school, […]

Insurance company createsnew aviation practice

By General Aviation News Staff · July 21, 2006 ·

Integro, an insurance brokerage and risk management firm, has established a new aviation practice. Heading it up is Edward Nicholls, who has 25 years of experience in the aviation sector. He comes to Integro from Aon Corporation, where he served as an executive vice president for 13 years. Before that, he was chief operating office […]

Pacific Coast Avionics expands

By General Aviation News Staff · July 21, 2006 ·

Pacific Coast Avionics has acquired an adjacent hangar and effectively doubled its square footage to more than 15,000 square feet at the Aurora State Airport in Oregon. The major reason for the acquisition was to provide additional space for the Avionics Install Shop, according to company officials. The new hangar will enable the avionics shop […]

Zenith Aircraft sets 15th annual Open Hangar Day

By General Aviation News Staff · July 21, 2006 ·

Zenith Aircraft Co.’s 15th annual Open Hangar Day is slated for Saturday, Aug. 19, at Mexico Memorial Airport in central Missouri. All aviation enthusiasts are invited to drive or fly in. Zenith produces two and four seat kit aircraft, including the low-wing, all-metal Zodiac XL cruiser and the short takeoff and landing STOL CH 701 […]

Conquer the night

By General Aviation News Staff · July 21, 2006 ·

Imagine this: It is a moonless night and you are flying over a featureless desert, surrounded by mountains, and things go black. You can fumble around for an old flashlight, or you can conquer the night with FLITELite, a new high intensity light source that snaps onto your headset mic. Touch it once and FLITELite […]

Carmanah unveils versatile solar powered airfield light

By General Aviation News Staff · July 21, 2006 ·

Carmanah Technologies Corp. has unveiled the Model A704-5n, a versatile solar-powered LED airfield light for permanent, temporary and emergency applications. “This is our first airfield light to include wireless control and our first light to include dual-function infrared and visible-spectrum LED operation,” said CEO Art Aylesworth. The new model includes the following features: Improved visibility […]

Sportsplanes.com opens new regional center

By General Aviation News Staff · July 21, 2006 ·

Sportsplanes.com has teamed with Mark Alexander, who will act as director of the newest Sport Aircraft Regional Center (SARC). Alexander, whose base of operations is at Meadowlake Airport near Colorado Springs, will represent the Light Sport Aircraft offered by Sportsplanes.com in Colorado, Kansas, Wyoming and New Mexico. Starting in Colorado Springs, Alexander will set up […]

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