Search Results for: A36 Bonanza
November 2007 Readback
 After introducing the 300 Knot Club, Columbia began to receive photographic evidence from aircraft owners of groundspeeds in excess of 300 knots. The company has subsequently inducted these pilots into the club. âThe 300 Knot Club is simply a way to celebrate what a purpose-built speedster can accomplish in the hands of a skilled aviator,â said Columbia Aircraft VP of Sales Randy Bollinger. |
TKS Ice Protection
Flying year-round becomes a possibility with the TKS Ice Protection system
Saving Money On Fuel
With the price of avgas at record highs, here are some thoughts on getting the most out of your budget
The Hazards Of Winter Flying
A pilot relates the dos and don’ts he learned from cold-weather flying
Sept-Oct 2004 On The Radar
 If you’ve been wondering if this tsunami of new technology that’s been threatening to forever change the way we fly is just a passing fancy, the news is now clear: Every major airframe manufacturer has announced they’re presently or will shortly begin shipping airplanes featuring glass panels. Cessna Aircraft Company (www.cessna.com) just received the FAA’s blessing to begin delivering Garmin (www.garmin.com) G1000-equipped Skylanes, both turbocharged and normally aspirated models. |
Reader’s Choice Awards
Listed below are the results from the January/February 2003 Reader’s Choice Awards: Multi-Function Display category. 1st place: Garmin GNS 530 www.garmin.com/products/gns530 2nd place: UPS Aviation Technologies’ MX20 www.upsat.com 3rd place: Chelton Flight Systems’ Synthetic Vision EFIS www.cheltonflightsystems.com Listed below are the results from the March/April 2003 Reader’s Choice Awards: New Aircraft category. All-time favorite new […]
