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LEKTRO WELCOMES NEW OPERATIONS MANAGER: LEKTRO is proud to announce the addition of Paul Davis as its new operations manager. Davis will be responsible for directing production, assembly and logistics at LEKTRO’s headquarters and manufacturing facility in Warrenton, OR. He brings over 20 years of logistics and safety management experience to LEKTROs management team having previously managed hundreds of employees with UPS Freight and Conway Freight.
MICRO AERODYNAMICS INTRODUCES VORTEX GENERATOR KIT FOR DIAMOND TWIN
Micro AeroDynamics has received FAA and EASA STC approval for the VG kit it has designed for the Diamond DA42, DA42NG and the DA42M-NG twin engine models. In fl ight tests, the addition of VGs to the leading edge of the wings and both sides of the vertical stabilizer reduced Vmc, provided a dramatic improvement in slow speed stability and handling, lowered stall speeds, reduced accelerate/stop distance and improved safety. The STC for the kit is compatible with aircraft approved
for fl ight into known icing. In addition to improved controllability in slow fl ight, fl ight tests demonstrated Vmc is reduced by 9 KIAS, Vs comes down by 5 KIAS and Vso slows by 7 KIAS. Rate of climb increases by 150 fpm and there is no measurable loss of speed in cruise settings. Micro VG kits come with the STC, all required installation tools, detailed drawings and illustrated instructions, templates for properly positioning the VGs, spares, and Loctite Depend
Association Management • Legal Services • Management Services
Public Policy Advocacy • Lobbying Policymakers • Managing Grassroots Campaigns • Producing Comprehensive Legislative Materials • Analyzing Legislation • Working with Coalitions to Strategize and Implement Joint Advocacy Campaigns
Regulatory Counsel • Regulatory Integration/Rulemaking Proceedings • Management of Certification Projects • Ensuring a Professional Relationship with the FAA • Legal Opinions • Enforcement Defense • Private Company Training • Independent Regulatory Compliance Audits • Internal Company Investigations • Aircraft Accidents and Incidents • Drafting of Company Manuals and Related Procedures
• Review of Contracts
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330 for permanent adhesion. Once in place, Vortex Generators are eff ective in keeping the boundary layer attached to the fl ying surfaces at slower speed, expanding the envelop for positive aileron and rudder control while landing or taking off .
The complete package can be installed easily in one day. For further information visit
microaero.com or call 800.677.2370.
CORRIDOR MOBILE MECHANIC MULTI-PLATFORM APP RELEASED Continuum Applied Technology announces its premier mobile application, CORRIDOR Mobile Mechanic, is now available for multi-platform operation. A supplement to Continuum’s CORRIDOR Aviation
Service Software, CORRIDOR Mobile Mechanic facilitates wireless shop fl oor maintenance. Technicians and supervisors can remotely add, request or view labor, parts, and services, as well as perform inspections, signoff s and much more – in real time.
“The maintenance hangar is a mobile environment, and the idea to create CORRIDOR mobile applications was a no-brainer,” says Continuum founder and president, Jack Demeis, “Our goal is to develop applications that directly target a process or function that will benefi t from the mobile nature of the technology, increasing the optimization provided by CORRIDOR Software.” CORRIDOR Mobile Mechanic is device independent,
allowing its users to use the application on virtually any network connected tablet, phone, or other handheld
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