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July 25, 2006

Avidyne Releases Free Demo S/W For TAS600 Active Traffic Systems

Avidyne is using the start of the 2006 Airventure festivities to introduce a today free, PC-based demonstration software for the TAS600 Series of active traffic advisory systems. The interactive software explains the technology and advantages of the TAS600, TAS610 and TAS620 systems and makes it easy for owners to determine the system that best matches the capabilities of their aircraft.

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Voyager FPS and ANN Bring YOU The Weather In Oshkosh For Tuesday 07.25.06

As Provided By Seattle Avionics And ANN!

We're gonna help you get to the fabled land of Oshkosh... with a little help from our friends!

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Aero-News Featured Aero-Casts For Tuesday 07.25.06

The Dangers Of Stall/Spins... AND, Theater In The Woods

ANN Daily OSH Touch N Go: 07.25.06 (ANN's Special OSHKOSH Daily News Program) ANN Daily OSH Aero-Briefing: 07.25.06 (ANN's Special OSHKOSH Long-Form Daily News Program) ANN Special OSH Feature -- TITW: An Evening Of Champions: 07.25.06 (ANN Special "Osh-Kast" Feature, with Sunday night's "An Evening Of Champions" presentation) Read More

All That Was Old Can Be New Again... The C172 and C182 Turn 50

The Cessna 172 Skyhawk and 182 Skylane Are 50 Years Old!

1956 was the year two of Cessna Aircraft Company's best selling tail draggers would be modified into two of the most heavily produced tricycle gear airplanes in the world.

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Cirrus Intro's A New Way To Train Pilots... On Their Own Time

One Of Several Programs Intended To Enhance Ownership Experience

As part of a series of sweeping new ownership programs intended to make it easier, safer, and more economical than ever to own one of their planes, Cirrus representatives told ANN recently about their new Cirrus Access plan... which provides a factory-trained instructor to teach a new owner how to safely operate their new plane... at a more relaxed pace.

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SMA Gets Its STC!

Now You Can Burn Jet-A In Your 182... Legally

SMA Chairman and CEO Luc Pelon announced Monday at Oshkosh that they now own a supplemental type certificate (STC) to install their SR305-230 compression ignition engine in Cessna's venerable C-182. The FAA awarded the STC on July 21 2006, just in time for AirVenture.

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Mooney's Newest Additions Make Their Joint Debut At AirVenture

First Time Acclaim, Ovation 3 Appear Together In Public

Under the heat of a typical Oshkosh summer day [in other words, "hot"], Mooney officials made several announcements Tuesday to an audience comprised of media, "Mooniacs" and others.

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Lycoming Looks To Next Generation At Oshkosh

Says A "Big Announcement" Is Coming

Ian Walsh, Vice President and General Manager of Lycoming Engines, spoke Monday at AirVenture 2006... just hours after the first flyby of Cessna's new Next Generation airplane.

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AirVenture Event Marks 100 Years Of Continental Engines

Teledyne Continental Motors is celebrating 100 years of making aircraft engines.

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Film Promotes The Romance of Flying

You Gotta See... One Six Right

Brian J. Terwilliger is a bold young film maker, who combined his love for visual images and passion for flight into a beautifully woven documentary about Van Nuys Airport -- which vies for the title of busiest general aviation airport in the world -- called "One Six Right."

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Lowrance Announces Terrain Awareness... And A Rebate Offer

At the Oshkosh 2005 Press Tent on Monday, Grant B. Farrell of Lowrance Avionics not only announced that Lowrance's hand-held GPS moving maps/WAAS receivers now include Terrain Awareness at no extra cost... but they are also offering to give customers rebates on older models of not only their own product, but also on any competing model of any hand-held/portable GPS unit. 

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It's A Long Way To Wittman Field From Argentina

Oshkosh or Bust!

It may sound like the lyrics for a really bad song, but it's true. More than 5500 nautical miles... that's how far it is from Mar Del Plata, Argentina to Oshkosh; and that's how far three men flew their Lancairs to attend AirVenture 2006.

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