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March 28, 2014

Touch When You Want It ... Turbulence When You Don't

New Dynon SkyView Touch Responds To Touchscreen Interface As Well As Mechanical Controls

One of the more common questions asked about touchscreen avionics is "what about turbulence?" Dynon Avionics thinks it has answered that question for its target segment of the market with its SkyView Touch system.

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Aero-TV: Making Good Planes Better -- Micro VGs Offer Aerodynamic Enhancements

Vortex Generators Can Radically Improve Many Airframes VERY Cost-Effectively

While at the AOPA 2013 convention, ANN CEO and Editor-In-Chief, Jim Campbell had a chance to talk with Anni Brogan the President of Micro Aerodynamics Incorporated. Micro Aerodynamics develops and produces vortex generators for various functions on numerous aircraft make and models. In this video, Brogan explains how the vortex generator works and how it does more than we may think it does.

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Santa Monica City Council Continues To Vote To Restrict KSMO Operations

NBAA Opposes Latest Attempt By City Officials To Restrict Santa Monica Airport Activity

A contentious debate over a historic airport’s future was renewed this week, as the Santa Monica, CA City Council voted 6 to 0 on March 25 to pursue further restrictions at Santa Monica Airport (SMO) – a move opposed by the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) – following a city-led report on options intended to severely curtail the airport’s use.

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NTSB Issues Prelim In Hartsville, SC Lancair Accident

Pilot Was Possibly Dealing With A Landing Gear Issue, Lost Control

One of the fundamentals of aviation is "first, fly the airplane." The pilot of a Lancair with a landing gear problem may not have followed that basic tenant, and the result was three people fatally injured.

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Power Flow Proudly Proclaims The 'Shoot-Down At High Noon Challenge'

Challenge Issued To 'Experts' Who Doubt The Company's Abilities

The folks at Power Flow have issued an interesting challenge to the aviation community.

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Former Inland HQ Demolition Begins

Wright Company Factory Project Progressing

Turning a page in Dayton’s transportation history, demolition crews have begun tearing down the former headquarters building of General Motors Corp.’s Inland Division near the Wright brothers’ airplane factory.

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