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April 06, 2017

Jeppesen And Garmin Expand Garmin Pilot App Wireless Data Capabilities

Jeppesen Charts Now Updated Wirelessly Through Garmin Flight Stream 510

Garmin International and Jeppesen recently announced new wireless data transfer capabilities for Jeppesen terminal charts that are accessed through select Garmin avionics and the iOS-based Garmin Pilot app. This development enhances the integrated data capabilities from the two companies that advance cockpit technology and improve the flying experience for general aviation pilots.

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Company Raising Funds For Forensics Mission

Hopes To Locate People On Board An Airplane That Went Down In Lake Michigan In 1980

A company based in Indianapolis, IN hopes to solve a 37-year-old mystery and locate three people who were lost when their plane went down in Lake Michigan in 1980.

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EASA’s Re-Written CS-23 Called 'Revolutionary'

Paves The Way For A New Era In General Aviation, GA Industry Says

EASA Certification Director Trevor Woods presented EASA’s re-written CS-23 certification rules for small aircraft at AERO Wednesday, saying that the "EASA CS-23 are new, smart and flexible rules, prepared with and for a safe innovative GA industry." The reorganized CS-23 remove design limitations for manufacturers and thus open the way to innovation.

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Rotax Continues Flight Testing For The 915 iS

Certification Process Slated To Begin Later This Year

Flight testing is continuing on the Rotax 915 iS engine, with 250 actual flight hours logged by the company.

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ASTM International Standards To Assist In Certifying GA Planes In Europe

New Rules Effective August 15

EASA on Wednesday announced the culmination of a years-long effort to rewrite European certification specifications for many types of smaller aeroplanes (CS-23), and as a result, consensus-based standards developed by organizations such as ASTM International will play a stronger role in determining compliance and airworthiness.

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