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All News

July 31, 2009

Diamond Aircraft Receives FAA Certification For Austro Engine AE300 Powerplant!

Turbo Diesel Piston Engine Burns Jet-A

FAA has issued Type Certificate E00081EN for Diamond Aircraft's proprietary Austro Engine AE300. The jet-fuel burning 170 hp turbo-diesel piston engine represents a new generation of aviation powerplants.

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Cirrus SR-22 Down In West Virginia

Pilot Failed To Contact ATC At Destination Airport

A Cirrus SR-22 went down in West Virginia Thursday night. There was only one person on board the aircraft.

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MySky Introduces LSA Sized Personal Fighter

Tandem Seating And A Bubble Canopy Is Refreshing Change

Walking up to the MySky booth at Oshkosh, the first thing that ran through my head is that someone shrunk a modern military trainer. Closer in, I noticed the tandem seating perched under a large bubble canopy.  The only thing that was missing were training stripes and the squadron insignia on the tail.

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Jeppesen Aviation Training Solutions Team Honored With National Award

National Association Of Flight Instructors Honors Team

The Jeppesen Aviation Training Solutions team will receive the prestigious 2009 Jack J. Eggspuehler Award from the National Association of Flight Instructors (NAFI). The award recognizes the team’s dedication to aviation education and overall contribution to the flight training industry.

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AOPA and WAI Announce Collaborative Agreement

WAI Offers Nearly A Half Million Dollars In Scholarships

Representatives of AOPA and Women in Aviation, International (WIA) announced  a new joint venture Thursday to increase the membership of women in the aviation industry. 

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U.S. Customs Predator UAV Operates in National Airspace System

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Aero-TV: Championing Growth -- Association For Women In Aviation Maintenance

In Honor of WomenVenture 2009... We Present AWAM!

In honor of all things oriented to Women in Aviation, we are pleased to present a look at AWAM... Association For Women In Aviation Maintenance.

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Turbine Sherpa Thunders Into Oshkosh

We Don’t Need No Stinking Runways

The Sherpa K-650T stands above the miles of aircraft on display at Oshkosh 2009. The airplane is an 8 place bush plane that resembles a Piper Cub on steroids from a distance. Once you get close ...

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EAA Strengthens Collaboration With AERO Friedrichshafen

Tom Poberezny, Thomas Grunewald, Sign Agreement At AirVenture 2009

Two of the worlds largest General Aviation Air Shows have agreed to a new three-year collaboration to promote the cause of GA on both sides of the Atlantic. EAA President Tom Poberezny and AERO Friedrichshafen Project Manager Thomas Grunewald signed the agreement on a rainy Thursday morning at AirVenture 2009.

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Top 10 Reasons Why Oshkosh Is Better In The Rain

Cold, Wet and Fun!

After a chilly, rainy day at Wittman Field, and with tongue planted firmly in cheek, we (proudly?) present to you our Top 10 Reasons Why Oshkosh Is Better In The Rain!

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Aspen Avionics And Jeppesen Partner On Evolution Solution

Data Solution For The New Evolution Flight Display System

Jeppesen and Aspen Avionics announced Wednesday at AirVenture 2009 that the companies will partner to incorporate the new Aspen Avionics Evolution Flight Display system into a full Jeppesen data solution.

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