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ICON to build facility in Tijuana

By General Aviation News Staff · September 12, 2016 ·

ICON Aircraft has revealed plans to build a new facility in Tijuana, Mexico, where it will produce composite airframe components for the A5. As part of a revised production plan announced in May, the company decided to produce its own composite components, a manufacturing process that was previously outsourced to several suppliers, company officials explained. The […]

Lancair Evolution vs. Piper M350

By Ben Sclair · September 7, 2016 ·

Lancair Evolution vs Piper M350

One you build, the other you buy. Both have a long lineage. The Evolution is designed atop three-and-a-half decades of Lancair’s homebuilding experience. Piper’s M350 is a direct descendent of the original Malibu of the early 1980s. Both are pressurized. Both are fast. While many pilots prefer the flexibility and customization of a homebuilt, others prefer the […]

Beechcraft G58 vs. Diamond DA62

By Ben Sclair · August 31, 2016 ·

Diamond DA62 vs. Beech Baron G58

I earned my multi-engine rating in a 1973 Beechcraft Baron E55 and flew a few hundred hours in it. For that reason, if I see a Baron G58 on a ramp – or at a fly-in – I have to go look. Admittedly, I have a soft spot for that particular line of twins. The room, comfort and […]

Cirrus SR22T vs Cessna TTx

By Ben Sclair · August 25, 2016 ·

Cirrus SR22T GTS vs Cessna TTx

Like so many things in life, it really comes down to choice. Which do you prefer?

Spartan Executives shine at Oshkosh

By Tom Snow · August 24, 2016 ·

A rare and sometimes blinding sight awaited visitors to the Vintage aircraft parking area at the Experimental Aircraft Association‘s AirVenture 2016 as likely the largest-ever gathering of Spartan Model 7W Executives were featured in the front row to celebrate the type’s 80th anniversary. Eight of the 20 remaining examples of the original 34 produced were together […]

New REMOS dealer uses new approach to recruit students

By General Aviation News Staff · August 22, 2016 ·

SUGAR GROVE, Ill. — When David Spano and Tony Sabos set up SimplyFLY six years ago, their goal was to provide flight training under the banner of Power Sports. They wanted to focus on growing sport aviation by targeting the general public. They do this by taking a REMOS mockup aircraft to local fairs, festivals […]

Giving disabled pilots wings

By General Aviation News Staff · August 21, 2016 ·

Two groups have banded together for a common goal to help disabled pilots fly. EAA Chapter 1083 and John Robinson, the founder of AV84all.org, will build a Zenith CH 750 Cruzer in Salisbury, North Carolina. The EAA chapter members will launch the build Sept. 10, 2016, at Rowan County Airport (KRUQ). “When I was first contacted by Zenith about […]

Whole-plane parachute system now available for Sportsmans

By General Aviation News Staff · August 18, 2016 ·

Glasair Aviation, in partnership with BRS Aerospace, now offers whole-plane parachute recovery systems for the company’s Sportsman line of aircraft. The BRS system is available immediately on new Sportsman planes as a purchase upgrade and on previously built aircraft as a retrofit. BRS Aerospace leads the industry with its aircraft ballistic recovery systems, which are credited […]

TBM 930 vs Epic E1000

By Ben Sclair · August 17, 2016 ·

Daher TBM 930 vs Epic E1000

Regardless of your preference, both the TBM 930 and the E1000 are true performers and easy on the eyes.

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