Industry Round-up, July 31, 2020

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Key Takeaways:

  • Air Plains Services released a new Lycoming Electronic Ignition System (EIS) and became an authorized dealer for Alpha Systems AOA products.
  • AC Aero USA partnered with Aircraft Service and Parts Corp (ASAP) as its first U.S. distributor and build center.
  • SPARFELL and LaudaMotion Executive adopted the Skylegs Aviation Management solution for operational efficiency.
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This week, AVweb’s news roundup found reports on new products from an engine and avionics upgrade provider, a distribution partnership for an engine company and a fresh management platform for an aviation group. General aviation engine and avionics upgrade company Air Plains Services has announced that its newly certified Lycoming Electronic Ignition System for its Lycoming 180-HP engines is now available. According to the Kansas-based company, the Lycoming EIS is “a drop-in replacement for one mag [and] requires no maintenance through TBO.” Air Plains Services has also added Alpha Systems AOA products as an authorized dealer.

AC Aero USA has signed Aircraft Service and Parts Corp (ASAP) as its first U.S. distributor and authorized build center. ASAP is located at California’s Bakersfield Municipal Airport (L45). Finally, aviation group SPARFELL and its Austrian AOC LaudaMotion Executive have recently implemented the Skylegs Aviation Management solution. The Skylegs platform assists with managing activities such as sales, mission preparation, scheduling, dispatching, crew training and finance.

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