Content Archive: April 2014
Maintenance and Modifications
EASA OKs Hartzell’s Swept Composite Five-Blade Propeller for TBM 700/850
The new propeller is intended to offer faster takeoff acceleration, higher cruise speeds and better climb, along with less noise.
NBAA Taps Voos as Southeast U.S. Regional Rep
The business aviation veteran will provide support in the public affairs, legislative and policy arenas.
Rotorcraft
Swisshelicopter Logs 11 More Sales Commitments for Its All-composite Helicopter
With 11 letters of intent signed at Heli-Expo, Marenco Swisshelicopter has order commitments for 59 copies of its all-composite light turbine.
Engines
Rotax Improves on Its 912iS, while Correcting Radio Noise Issues
What's better than a Rotax 912iS? A Sport version with its older brother's pricing.
WingX Pro7 Supports Pebble Smart Watch Navigation Display
"Wearable devices provide a paradigm shift that may help us make measurable headway in reducing accident rates," according to Hilton Software.
Flight Design Expands C4 Production Facilities
Global expansion and “vision” were keywords for Flight Design at Sun ’n’ Fun.
Tecnam Introduces Astore to U.S., Announces Sebring Facility
With classic Italian looks and room for super-sized pilots, Astore offers U.S. buyers something low-wing from Tecnam.
Stemme Introduces New North American President
Mark Stevenson will lead the glider manufacturer's U.S. division.
Premier Aircraft Sales Offers Centurion Diesel C172 Conversion
Sipping jet-A at 5 gph, a Premier Centurion C172 may be just what the world is looking for in a four-place, light general aviation aircraft.
