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Aircraft Pre-Purchase Inspection Checklist
If you’re a first-time buyer for a private airplane, you may have a few questions when it comes to making sure you’re choosing the right aircraft. Questions about safety, airworthiness, and aircraft history are likely bouncing around in your mind, and you want to make sure you’re making the right decision. At Winner Aviation, we
How to Overcome Avionics Obsolescence in Older Aircraft
When you purchase an aircraft, you make an investment. You purchase an airplane that will fly for decades and will provide yourself, your family, or your business with years of service. But as an aircraft ages, its technology ages alongside it, leaving aircraft owners and operators to decide which avionics upgrades to perform. Between technology
How to Upgrade Your Standby Indicator
The standby indicator within an aircraft is a self-contained moving drum that indicates aircraft attitude. If you’re ever in a situation where your primary indicator goes out and you have to fly on standby, you want a reliable system in place. Not to mention, on smaller piston aircraft, the standby indicators are often used as
The 3 Most Common Repairs for Beechjets
A Beechjet is an exceptional aircraft. Built for convenience and efficiency, both for commercial and individual use, the Beechjet boasts great payload, fuel storage, and cabin volume. Despite being such a reliable aircraft, there are a handful of repairs for Beechjets that are common. Keep these in mind as you’re performing your pre-flight inspections and
YoungLife Golf Fundraiser
Winner Aviation Proudly Sponsors YoungLife Golf Fundraiser (Vienna, Ohio) Giving back to the local community is a foundational principle at Winner Aviation. Winner is proud to announce their role as sponsor of the upcoming YoungLife Mahoning Inaugural Golf Outing & Fundraiser Event on May 15, 2021. YoungLife is a Christian ministry that reaches middle school,
Twin Commander vs King Air: Which Turboprop to Choose?
If you’re in the market for an airplane, you have a lot of options to choose from. The first question you should ask yourself is: Turboprop or jet engine? In general, the overall cost of a turboprop aircraft is lower than a jet when it comes to chartering or owning. And, with less moving parts