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Is A SkyCruiser In Your Future?
At Krossblade Aerospace of Tempe/Mesa, Arizona, a group of six young men have developed the concept for a hybrid 5-seat transformer airplane called “SkyCruiser,” and a prototype called “SkyProwler,” a VTOL transformer unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) or drone. SkyCruiser takes … Continue reading
St. Cloud Scores Airline Service
ST. CLOUD, MINN. – William Towle, airport manager at St. Cloud Regional Airport, has announced that airline service is resuming. Allegiant Airlines will fly twice weekly between St. Cloud and Phoenix/Mesa Gateway Airport beginning December 15, 2012. “We are upgrading … Continue reading
STC’d Muffler System For Cessna 120, 140 & 150s
The FAA has approved the addition of Cessna 150 models L & M to its existing approval for Cessna models 120, 140 and 150 A through K for a complete muffler system. The mufflers can be found on page 51 … Continue reading
Wag-Aero’s 2012 Fall Edition Catalog Now Available!
LYONS, WIS. – Wag-Aero has published its 2012 Fall Catalog featuring a 1949 Aeronca 7CCM on the cover, which is owned by Wag-Aero customer, Darell Bartram, and photographed at the Wag-Aero Airstrip in Lyons, Wisconsin. New items in this catalog … Continue reading
Tanis Engine Preheat System Now Available For Cessna 162 Skycatcher & LSA Market
EDEN PRAIRIE, MINN. – Tanis Aircraft Products now has an engine preheat system specifically designed for the Cessna 162 Skycatcher and the Light Sport Aircraft market. This system has been approved by Cessna as per “Modification Kit MK162-25-06B” (Preheat System … Continue reading
Electric Tugs – For The Environment, For Your Health
Besides being one of the greatest pilots who ever lived, Charles Lindbergh was an environmentalist, so without doubt, he would have been proud to know that one of the most popular “electric” aircraft tugs are the market today is being … Continue reading
Extending Your iPad’s Battery Life
One of the main questions pilots have when they convert from paper aeronautical charts to digital, is will their battery last the whole flight? The argument for staying with paper is – it never “fails” or needs to be re-booted … Continue reading
Airport Engineering Workshop
The next WisDOT- Bureau of Aeronautics Engineering Workshop is scheduled for February 12, 2013 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Madison, Wis. The workshop is intended for professional airport engineers, technicians and consultants who provide airport engineering services to airport owners … Continue reading
Wisconsin Aviation Maintenance Technician Refresher & IA Renewal Seminar
The next AMT training seminar will be held February 23, 2013 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Milwaukee, Wis. WisDOT holds the refresher course annually for AMTs with Inspection Authorization who need to fulfill their annual training requirement. 2013 is a … Continue reading
Flight Instructor Refresher Course (FIRC)
The next WisDOT FIRC is scheduled for March 2 and 3, 2013 at the Gateway Technical College Bio-Science Building in Kenosha, Wisconsin. The course is open to certified flight instructors whose certificates expire in March, April, May or June of … Continue reading