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Pro Line 21 Modernization for King Air, Hawker, and Premier 1/1A
Avionics upgrades add value to your aircraft and can offer advanced capabilities and reliability for those operating their aircraft. In recent years, Collins Aerospace has released a Pro Line 4 to Pro Line 21 upgrade that takes the cockpit display and visuals to the next level, all while improving situational awareness and reducing pilot workload.
Challenger 850 Task and Phase Inspections
The Challenger 850, which was produced from 2006 to 2015, is one of the largest super-midsize business jets offered by Bombardier Aerospace. Derived from the Bombardier CRJ200 airliner, the Challenger 850 can accommodate up to 15 passengers, with a maximum baggage capacity of 202 cubic feet. When it’s in its optimum configuration, the Bombardier Challenger
Avionics Upgrades for Your King Air
The Beechcraft King Air twin-turboprop series has consistently been an aircraft of choice for the last 50+ years. Ideal for hauling cargo, chartering, military transport, or luxury or corporate transport, the King Air is reliable, spacious, easy to fly, and even easier to maintain. King Air History King Air first entered service in 1964 with
How to Upgrade Your Cessna Autopilot
Your Cessna autopilot is one of the primary tools on your aircraft. The autopilot guides the aircraft without direct assistance or hands-on input from the pilot and the autopilot software, which is integrated with the navigation systems, provides control of the aircraft throughout each phase of the flight. If an autothrottle or autothrust system is
Everything You Need to Know About Hawker Inspections
Every aircraft has different types of inspections that are mandatory or suggested by the FAA. Hawker airplanes are no different. The purpose of Hawker’s detailed schedule of inspections is to ensure complete airworthiness of the aircraft, and the safety of the pilot, crew, and passengers. A Brief History of The Hawker Aircraft Hawker entered the
What You Need to Know About TKS Ice Protection
TKS ice protection systems were first developed in WWII. Aimed at being an alternative to pneumatic boot deicing on the Royal Air Force bombers, TKS systems continued to grow in popularity and functionality. Today, the technology buys pilots critical time as they work to implement exit strategies while in dangerous, icing conditions. How TKS Systems