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‘Royal Turbine’ Duke certified

By General Aviation News Staff · July 7, 2006 ·

Northwest Turbine, LLC of Spokane, Wash., has received FAA certification for its “Royal Turbine” Duke aircraft. The “Royal Turbine” Duke is modified under contract by Rocket Engineering, which also contracts to modify the Piper Malibu/Mirage “JetPROP” and the Beechcraft Bonanza “TurbineAir.” All three products utilize the Pratt & Whitney PT6-A turbine engine. The pressurized, six-place, […]

Montgomery Aviation (TYQ) renovation complete

By General Aviation News Staff · July 7, 2006 ·

Montgomery Aviation at Indianapolis Executive Airport (TYQ), 14 miles north of the Indiana capitol, now boasts an all-weather arrival/departure canopy. The new canopy, 33 feet high and 100 feet wide, provides shelter from inclement weather for corporate jets of all sizes, their passengers, and crew. Montgomery’s latest $2 million construction project also features a new […]

HPower appointed exclusive U.S. importer of Neuform Props

By General Aviation News Staff · July 7, 2006 ·

HPower, Ltd., known for its import, sale, and service of HKS four-stroke light aircraft engines, has become the exclusive United States importer of Germany’s Neuform composite propeller line. “These props offer high performance, low fuel consumption, and are very quiet,” said Tom Peghiny, HPower president. “They also work well with our HKS engines and are […]

New version of BD-4 kit unveiled

By General Aviation News Staff · July 7, 2006 ·

BedeCorp, LLC. has introduced a new version of its BD-4 aircraft kit design, the BD-4C. Improvements made on the preceding BD-4B include a larger cabin and new wing design, according to Jim Bede. The BD-4C cabin is 45 inches wide and 14 inches longer than the BD-4B, allowing for larger engines of up to 300 […]

New Laminar Flow Speed Pants make a difference

By General Aviation News Staff · July 7, 2006 ·

FAA-approved Laminar Flow Speed Pants will add up to 10.5 mph over bare wheels and up to 8 mph over stock wheel pants for all Piper PA-28 and PA-32 aircraft models, say officials at Laminar Flow Systems. At 10 pounds, these second generation Speed Pants are lighter and up to five times stronger than conventional […]

Landmark Aviation to install ARINC SKYLink

By General Aviation News Staff · June 23, 2006 ·

Landmark Aviation has entered into a dealership agreement to install the ARINC Direct SKYLink ultra-high speed satellite broadband communication system. ARINC’s SKYLink provides data intensive business applications, including high-speed Internet, email, Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), corporate intranet, and Voice Over IP (VoIP) telephone and FAX over IP (FoIP) services. SKYLink coverage, which is currently available […]

Precision Flight Controls introduces wrap-around display training system

By General Aviation News Staff · June 23, 2006 ·

Precision Flight Controls, Inc. has introduced a full-immersion, five-screen version of its MFD Modular Flight Deck system. Combined with worldwide terrain mapping, a global navigation database, and support for 13 single- and multi-engine aircraft, the five-screen MFD produces a realistic and flexible pilot training environment, company officials say. The system comes standard with dozens of […]

Sharp Details adds soft goods repair

By General Aviation News Staff · June 23, 2006 ·

Sharp Details, a company the provides aircraft cleaning and support services, now offers a leather repair and re-dye service through its facilities in Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and Pennsylvania. The company has partnered with a specialty service firm to provide rip, tear and scuff-mark repair, re-dye worn areas, and re-color leather that is still good. The […]

Associated Air Center receives DAS certification

By General Aviation News Staff · June 23, 2006 ·

Associated Air Center at Dallas Love Field has received FAA Designated Alteration Station (DAS) certification, authorizing the aircraft completion center to act on behalf of the FAA to issue STCs and Experimental Airworthiness Certificates, and to amend Standard Airworthiness Certificates. “This certification covers all of our work, including designing and installing safety and flight management […]

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