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May 04, 2009

ViperJet Retools For Economy

Focuses On Fuel Efficient Travel In New Viperjet LXR

Viper Aircraft Corporation has released its latest addition to the Viperjet family--the Viperjet LXR. Through minor tooling enhancements to its Viperjet MKII Executive fuselage, Viper Aircraft designers were able to accommodate the certified Pratt & Whitney JT15D-1A, 2200 lbs static thrust turbofan engine.

Partnership with Phoenix Aviation Managers Aims to Reduce NBAA Members' Insurance Costs

A new NBAA workers' compensation insurance program is offered exclusively to NBAA Members as of May 1. The NBAA Workers' Compensation Insurance Program is underwritten by Phoenix Aviation Managers, Inc., and the program is administered by NationAir Aviation Insurance of Chicago.

Built/Designed 'In Support of Global War on Terror'

The Global War on Terror has spawned a number of intruiguing development programs, especially in regards to aerial platforms. Based on the Beech King Air, Commuter Air Technology (CAT) has recently completed the ground and flight tests of its third generation STALKER aircraft.

Turbine Enstrom Goes To Work In Northern Indiana

Aircraft Charter Services, a subsidiary company of Goshen Air Center, is adding an Enstrom 480B to their charter certificate.

ANN Special Feature: CFI Bob Miller: Recurrent Ground School - 05.04.09

ANN's Paul Plack talks with CFI Bob Miller of Over The Airwaves about the importance of ground training, to supplement recurrent flight training, for pilots hoping to remain proficient. Bob a

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Aero-TV: Multi-Function Displays -- Aspen's Continuing Evolution

MFDs Are Just The Beginning Of The Goodies Coming Soon From Aspen

Completing the vision... that's what Aspen's Doug Cayne was telling Aero-TV about during the 2009 AEA Convention and Trade Show. And the next step on the road to Aspen's revolutionary aims is to get the EFD 1000 (and its little cousin, the EFD500) out on the market.

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HAI Provides Insights On FAA's Proposed Rule for Part 135 CRM Training

The FAA Gets Serious About CRM

The Helicopter Association International has looked over a recently issued, proposed, rule from the FAA that would require all certificate holders conducting operations under part 135 to include in their flight training programs crew resource management for crewmembers, including pilots and flight attendants, and is providing some counsel on the matter.