First Production Model Comanche 400 Comes Home to Lock Haven The Piper Aviation Museum is pleased to announce the generous donation of a Piper Comanche 400 to the museum by James Lincoln Fisher and Janet E. Fisher of York,...
Read MorePiper Aircraft Inc. announced its aircraft sales and delivery results for the second quarter of 2017, ending June 30. The company continued to grow its new aircraft deliveries and revenue with sales of turbine, M-Class products...
Read MoreContinental Motors Group Ltd., an AVIC International Holding Corporation company, announced that they have designated Air Power Inc. as a preferred distributor for Factory New and Factory Rebuilt engines. As of September...
Read MoreLamar Technologies announced the asset acquisition of Sky-Tec branded solenoid product line from Hartzell Engine Technologies. Lamar Technologies is the leading supplier of Original Equipment solenoids in General Aviation,...
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ADS-B by Tom Machum, Stripping and Repairs by Scott Sherer, The Forward Slip – The Oft-forgotten Maneuver That Can Save Your Life! by Joel Turpin, Featured Plane – Seneca V: Little Big Twin by Bill Cox, The Perfect Light IFR Panel by Bob Hart, Modification Ramifications by Scott “Sky” Smith, As the Crow Flies by Tom Machum
Read MoreAfter the success of the canvas and leather Bush Pilot Bag, Flight Outfitters is excited to announce the release of the Folio Bag! Whether you’re soaring above the clouds in your Cirrus or closing a big deal in your desk chair,...
Read MoreThe Cessna Owner Organization and Piper Owner Society proudly announces the winners of the first-ever “Get-it-all Giveaway at Oshkosh” sweepstakes. Congratulations to Richard “Rick” Brown of Adrian, Mich., and Jeff Klingel of...
Read MoreThe FAA has issued an urgent Airworthiness Directive (AD) for certain models of Lycoming engines. This AD, effective August 15, 2017, addresses reports of uncontained engine failures and in-flight shutdown due to failed...
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Richard Brown of Adrian, Mich., loved the grand prizes in the Get-It-All Giveaway at Oshkosh...
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Learning to Fly by Tom Machum, How to Get a Professional Paint Job without Breaking the Bank Part 1: Pre-paint Planning & Design Considerations by Scott Sherer, Part 1: The Perfect VFR Panel by Bob Hart, What Instrument Pilots NEED TO KNOW about the Missed Approach by Joel Turpin, Featured Plane Cherokee Six: The Power Lifter by Bill Cox, Advanced Ratings What are they good for? Absolutely somethin’ … maybe by Scott “Sky” Smith, What Comes Around … Go-arounds! by Tom Machum
Read MoreSTCs for installations of modern, low-cost digital avionics suite expected by year’s end July 23, 2017 – Dynon Avionics introduced its Dynon Certified line of integrated retrofit avionics systems for type-certificated GA...
Read MoreWhen was the last time you saw a full-featured, installed multifunction display system for a certified General Aviation aircraft for less than $1000? When was the last time you interacted with your display by voice? If your...
Read MoreJuly 2017 – Trig Avionics is delighted to announce the latest addition to their radio line – the TY96A and TY97A. The TY96A and TY97A radios are superb, slimline, 760 channel VHF radios with 25 kHz spacing. They are packed...
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Big Avionics News for Legacy GA Aircraft Owners by Bob Hart, Tips & Tales from the Left Seat – Trial by Ice by Joel Turpin, Featured Plane The Aerostar 601P by Bill Cox, Panel Annals Part 3:
The Big Reveal by Tom Machum, Fly More, Save More – How to reduce the variable expenses of airplane ownership by Scott “Sky” Smith
Based on over 32 years of experience as a pilot and FAA A&P/IA, Bill Ross’ new book, “Engine Management 101,” gives pilot/owners proven tips and insights into how to get more performance, reliability and value out of their...
Read MoreFlight Outfitters is excited to announce the release of their Pilot Flashlight and Pilot Survival Knife. Paired with the already very successful Pilot Head Lamp, Flight Outfitters now offers a comprehensive line of accessories...
Read MoreWindow inspection prisms are primarily used by shops and owners of pressured aircraft to look inside window panes and examine for cracks around the mounting holes. Naturally, these prisms must be perfectly transparent so that...
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What It’s Like to Fly an EAA-STC’d Dynon EFIS-equipped Archer by Scott Sherer, 10 Pre-flight Pointers to Prepare Your Plane for Spring by Scott Sherer, Beware of Scope Creep by Tom Machum, How to prepare for and (hopefully) prevent in-flight system failures by Bob Hart, Ode to the Fast Lane by Bill Cox, Featured Plane Piper Colt: First of the “New” Generation by Bill Cox, Tips & Tales from the Left Seat by Joel Turpin, Will the New BasicMed Ruling Impact Your Insurance? by Scott “Sky” Smith, Circle of Flight That’s Gross! by Tom Machum
Read MoreiFlightPlanner officially announced today the availability of iFlightPlanner for iPad v3.0. Building on its 4.7-star App Store rating with countless enhancements to the overall flight planning experience, iFlightPlanner for iPad...
Read MoreAirforms, Inc. announced that they have been granted FAA Approval of a Global Alternative Method Of Compliance (AMOC) to paragraph (b)(1) and (b)(2) of AD 93-23-13. Airforms demonstrated that installation of their FAA PMA...
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