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Airborne 01.22.16: Legend Cub In Airshows, Atlas Air, Flight Design C4

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The American Legend Aircraft Company, located in Sulfur Springs, Texas, has announced its sponsorship of Greg Koontz Airshows in cooperation with C&D Aviation, an aircraft sales and service center. Under the agreement, one of Greg Koontz’ signature airshow acts will now feature the Legend Cub. C&D Aviation, Based at Bessemer Airport in Alabama, specializes in Piper

Aero-TV: Sport Pylon Air Races - A New Way to Showcase Light Sport Aviation?

What's New Under The Sun? How About A New and Affordable Sport Racing Class???

While at Sun ‘n Fun 2015, ANN News Editor, Tom Patton, checked into something called the Sport Pylon Air Races. To get the details, Tom talked with Doc Bailey, who is promoting the event. Bailey says it’s about time that we stop limiting pylon racing to the super-fast and super-expensive aircraft. Bailey’s opinion is that sport plane pylon racing can be for anyone, and he points out that it’s a great way to introduce people to light sport aircraft. Bailey goes into the details but here’s a few spe

Klyde Morris 01.22.16

Make Sure That T-Shirt Also Says 'Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly', Klyde

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Airborne 01.21.16: GE's ATP, ATC Reform, C Series Aircraft

Also: PW4000 Engines, API's Innovative Content, Model Aviation Community, Coast Guard Aviation, Airbus+Uber, USAF Museum, DynCorp v AAR

It’s been announced on the GE Reports blog that GE Aviation will build the GE93 engine for Cessna's clean-sheet turboprop airplane in its Walter Aircraft Engine factory in Prague. The company said that it would use a portion of its $400 million investment in Europe to build its new turboprop development, test, and engine-production headquarters in the Czech Republic. With Congress preparing to consider FAA reauthorization legislation this session,