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iFlightPlanner Releases iFlightPlanner for iPad v2.0

iFlightPlanner officially announced the release of iFlightPlanner for iPad v2.0, the highly-anticipated upgrade to its iPad-based flight planning solution presented by Sennheiser. In addition to countless enhancements to the pilot experience throughout the app, iFlightPlanner for iPad now parallels the intuitive flight planning functionality found on iFlightPlanner.com with enhanced location-based features made possible by the […]

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AEA

Avionics: Will Sun ‘n Fun Reveal the Next Big Thing?

Compared to aviation market trends, glaciers move at the speed of light, so I wasnt too surprised earlier this month that the Aircraft Electronics Association show in Nashville didnt reveal the next big thing. Still, there are whispers in the wind, I suppose. Maybe whats more interesting was what we didnt see, making me wonder […]

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Press Releases

Garmin(R) Team X Unveils G3X(TM) Touch A New, Large Flight Display System for Experimental Aircraft

OLATHE, Kan. /March 25, 2014/Business Wire — Garmin International Inc., a unit of Garmin Ltd. (NASDAQ: GRMN), the global leader in satellite navigation, announced today G3X Touch, a large touchscreen, glass flight display system for installation in experimental amateur-built and light sport aircraft (LSA). The non-certified G3X Touch system offers pilots easy-to-read, easy-to-use, high-resolution 10.6-inch […]

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Features

Long Trips On Short Legs

For most of us tooling around the airstrip and to the occasional pancake breakfast, the size of our fuel tanks doesnt matter. But when youre planning a longer flight, your aircrafts range becomes a consideration. Put another way, if you want to travel more than 500 nm, tank-size matters, and not all of us are […]

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Press Releases

FltPlan Adds Velocity Weather by Baron Services

SOUTHBURY, CT March 13, 2014 — FltPlan, the largest flight planning service in North America, now offers Velocity Weather by Baron^(TM).The enhanced features include United States and Canadian radar, visible and Infrared (IR) Satellite, Surface Analysis and Echo Tops.FltPlan’s new weather data can be accessed on all devices including desktops, laptops, tablets and phones as […]

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Flight Safety

Senate Acts On Third-Class Medical Exemption

A bill has been introduced in the Senate that would allow more pilots to fly without a medical certificate, AOPA said on Tuesday. The measure mirrors a similar bill that was introduced in the House in December. The legislation being proposed would expand the third-class medical exemption, which now applies only to sport pilots, to […]

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News

Bendix King Drops myWingMan Tablet App, Refunding Money

Citing a crowded aviation tablet app market, Bendix King said it will drop its myWingMan navigation app, effective immediately. The company said that customers with existing paid subscriptions will be issued a full refund and that the decision to pull its myWingMan navigation app from the Apple store was difficult, but is the right thing […]

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Air Shows & Events

AVmail: February 24, 2014

Letter of the Week:The Rest of the Story The new rest rules do not cover cargo flights, nor do they cover foreign flights in U.S. airspace. But the basics should be that professional pilots take care of their bodies, including getting adequate rest. Carriers give crew regulated rest periods, but unless the FAA wants the […]

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Press Releases

AVIDYNE CERTIFIES AXP340 PLUG-AND-PLAY MODE S TRANSPONDER

Lincoln, Mass. – February 6, 2014- Avidyne Corporation, a leading provider of integrated avionics and safety systems for general aviation aircraft, today announced that they have received Technical Standard Order (TSO) and European TSO (ETSO) approval of their new AXP340 Mode S Transponder with Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) Out. The AXP340 transmits ADS-B information via […]

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Ownership

Refurb of the Month: Scherer Brothers’ P-35 Bonanza

Nothing against Cessna, but even some of the nicely restored older ones still show their age-that straight tail is a dead give away. But not so V-35 Bonanzas, whose timeless lines make them look as modern and anything flying, especially the P-35s built during the 1960s. This months refurb of the month comes from Jeffery […]

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