Czech-Made Part 103 Bird Weighs Just 161 Pounds Empty!
Cruising Paradise City in Lakeland, one runs into all sorts of
interesting flying machines. This year, a tiny bird from the Czech
Republic stood out not because of its paint job, N-number or tundra
tires, but rather because of its tiny size, 161 pounds empty weight
(in mono wheel configuration), and composite, metal and ceconite
construction.
Lycoming Shares Expertise on Future of Aviation Fuel with
Customers
Can you believe that nearly a decade and a half has passed since
Lycoming first approved an unleaded fuel for use in its engines?
That little tidbit caught me by surprise... but now the company is
planning to sharing its expertise on alternative fuels in a series
of programs to educate the GA community on the issues manufacturers
face in designing the products of the future.
Experimental Four-Place Seeks And Wins Weight Exemption
Vertical Aviation Technologies tells ANN that it can now be
licensed to fly in Canada.According to VAT, previous regulations
restricted Amateur Built helicopters to a gross weight of 1540 lbs
and seat capacity of no more than two people...
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