Flightworthy Replica Of The Morane-Saulnier Type L “Parasol” Aeroplane On Display

A flightworthy replica of the World War Iera Morane-Saulnier Type L “Parasol” aeroplane – an ancestor to Daher’s TBM very fast turboprop aircraft – is being showcased this week at AirVenture.

Hartzell Propeller Has Built A Better Propeller, Will Customers Beat A Path To Their Door?

Hartzell Propeller has teamed up with Raisbeck Engineering of Tukwila, Washington to produce a new swept five blade composite propeller for Beechcraft’s King Air 350 workhorse. Unlike some composite propellers which contain wood, Hartzell uses only carbon fiber, epoxy, and stainless steel, 100% aerospace grade materials, enabling the most efficient and durable blade shapes.

Latest Sim Fabricated In Just Nine Days

one-G Creative Solutions Studio was conceived as a conduit for innovative ideas, offering complete product development from concept to delivery. This includes platforms for fully functional proof-of-concept prototypes to FAA approved training devices.

Will Supply Lithium Ion Battery Systems For The Aircraft

ONE Aviation has selected Acme Aerospace to provide lithium ion battery systems to be used on the Eclipse 700, also known as "Project Canada".

Three College Students To Receive $1,0a00 Scholarships

The NASAO Center for Aviation Research and Education is pleased to announce the awarding of three $1,000 scholarships to college students in Louisiana and Michigan.

EAA Institutes A New Payment Plan To Reserve A Campsite

I understand enough about the law of aerodynamics to stay aloft, very little about the law of thermodynamics and as a capitalist consumer quite a bit about the law of supply and demand. If you have a boatload of widgets and few buyers, widgets are cheap. If there are a lot of buyer and few widgets, then those widgets can get pretty expensive so I understand the cost of Camp Scholler, a campground which is used extensively once a year.

Airmate Celebrates U.S./Canadian Launch

Airmate, a free social flight planning app, is celebrating its US/Canada launch at Oshkosh At last, the aviation world experiences an internet paradigm change: Airmate is the only social flight planning and navigation app completely free for pilots.

Also: Able Flight, Piper M600 Grounding, Avidyne Updates, Pelton Intvw Part 2

No one who goes to Oshkosh remains surprised… for long... at all the amazing things they see at Wittman Field... but reuseable rockets? ANN’s Jim Campbell went over to Blue Origin to see why they came to AirVenture 2017... and got a tour of their crew capsule. Rotax has had its new 915 iS engine in the works for quite a while, but the company says that they are closing in on European and U.S. Certification. ANN’s Tom Patton got an update on the engine from Marc Becker from Rotax. Piper president and CEO Simon Caldecott said at AirVenture on Monday that a possible material specification issue had cropped up with the M600, leading to a precautionary grounding of the fleet of 36 delivered airplanes. Caldecott said that there was a material thickness issue with the aft wing spar that was di

Also: “Drone Billboard”, Eagle v Drone, Self-Driving Cars, Drone Locates Lost Man, Airborne-Unmanned-Help Wanted

Greatly anticipated, it appears that this fall, some 50 airports will begin providing Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability (LAANC), which will give UAS operators the ability to “apply for instant, digital approval to fly in U.S. controlled airspace using the same applications they use for flight planning and in-flight situational awareness.” Currently, FAA authorization is required for flights in controlled airspace, at certain times of day, or near sensitive locations. Authorization requests are subject to long waiting periods and labor-intensive manual approvals, which can add more time to, or entirely halt, the process of commercial UAS operations. No surprise here, folks! When a student pilot and instructor approaching Parafield airport near

Also: Stratos Shows At OSH17, Redbird GIFT, SunFlyer 4, ONE Aviation Update, Pelton Intvw Part 1

Avilution this morning debuted its Unpanel Integrated Avionics Display in the first Zenith CH-750 Super Duty aircraft. Leveraging its eXtensible Flight System (XFS), Avilution’s Unpanel provides a flight deck specifically tailored for VFR pilots flying light experimental aircraft. As its name implies, the Unpanel Integrated Avionics Display replaces the traditional collection of instruments, controls and small, eye straining displays with 17” of easy-to-read intuitive interface tailored to the VFR pilot, while integrating an FMS, moving map, integrated audio controls, and much more – including supporting the federal mandate for ADS-B In and Out. Hartzell Propeller and Raisbeck Engineering are collaborating on new structural composite swept blade props for the Beechcraf