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All News

March 14, 2011

National Airways Corp. Appointed As Authorized Piper Distributor

New Affiliate Will Serve Southern Africa

Piper Aircraft Inc. has appointed National Airways Corp. (NAC) as the company's Authorized Distributor for Sub-Saharan Africa, effective immediately. NAC, through its wholly owned subsidiary 43 Air School, is the largest Piper fleet operator in Africa.

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Cessna Restructures Global Sales Team

Hopes To Better Integrate Offerings From Pistons And Citations To Citationair

Cessna said Thursday that it has restructured its aircraft sales team to better represent the full spectrum of transportation products including new propeller, new and previously owned Citation turbine aircraft and on-demand transportation options from CitationAir.

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Cirrus/CAIGA Merger Deal Reportedly Valued At '$210 Million' -- Maybe

Complex Legal Documents Seem To Suggest More Questions Than They Answer

ANN is poring through over an inch thick stack of documents sent to shareholders of the Cirrus Aircraft program in the last few days. The deal, claiming a purchase price of "$210,000,000" sounds impressive until wading through over 100 pages of associated documentation to note that the $210M figure is 'minus the estimated "Net Debt"...

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LOBO Announces First Annual LOBO/Lancair Fly-In

Owners, Builders, Pilots Get Together To Discuss All Things Lancair

LOBO has joined forces with Lancair International Inc. to plan and organize the First Annual LOBO/Lancair Fly-in this fall, scheduled for October 7-9, 2011 at the Taney County Airport (KPLK) near Branson, Missouri.

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'Coalition to Save Our GPS' Launched To Fight Interference

Group Says GPS Is A 'National Utility' That Needs To Be Protected

Representatives from a wide variety of industries and companies announced Thursday that they have joined together to form the "Coalition to Save Our GPS" to resolve what they say is a serious threat to the Global Positioning System (GPS) – a national utility upon which millions of Americans rely every day.

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Jeff Skiles Flying EAA Young Eagles On March Flight Tour

Young People To Fly In EAA Sweepstakes Grand Prize Cessna Skycatcher With 'Miracle On The Hudson' Co-Pilot

Jeff Skiles, one of the cockpit crew who safety landed a disabled US Airways airliner on the Hudson River in January 2009, will be using his flying skills to inspire young people toward aviation this month during a flight tour involving the EAA Young Eagles program and EAA's nationwide chapter network.

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