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look forward to continuing to grow and increase our capabilities,” says Marty Rhine, director of Sales.
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DALLAS AVIONICS TO DISTRIBUTE NEW WIRELESS- ENABLED BARFIELD GROUND SUPPORT TESTING EQUIPMENT
AT INTRODUCTORY RATE Dallas Avionics announces it is now a distributor of Barfi eld’s DPS1000 and new 1811NG Digital Pitot Static Test sets. Both models are part of the Imperium line from Barfi eld. The DPS1000 meets RSVM accuracy requirements. The 1811NG is for helicopters and light aircraft. “Both the DPS1000 and 1811NG
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are extremely accurate, user-friendly and manufactured by Barfi eld that has 65 years of proven success,” says Dallas Avionics’ vice president of Sales, Scott Davis. “By off ering both products, we are able to give operators an aff ordable option depending on whether or not they require RSVM certifi ed test equipment. We have a long-standing relationship with Barfi eld, and we are glad to add these products to our existing Barfi eld inventory.” As part of its new product off erings,
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Dallas Avionics is selling the 1811NG for a special price of $11,250. The DPS1000 is being off ered at $15,250.00. As an added bonus, Dallas Avionics will provide a free tablet to work with the two models’ wireless Wi-Fi technology. “Part of the appeal of these two pitot static test sets is the wireless interface, and we are thrilled about off ering the products with that feature to our customers. That is one of the reasons we decided to provide a bonus tablet to our customers, so they can experience this feature without incurring additional expenses. Our special rate and free tablet are limited, so we hope that
customers that may have been waiting to make a purchase will appreciate this incentive and call us during this promotion,” says Davis. A full listing of Dallas Avionics’
products can be found online at
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S.A.F.E. STRUCTURE DESIGNS FINALIZES AGREEMENT WITH TRANSFORMATION AVIATION SERVICES FOR CUSTOM
HANGAR EQUIPMENT S.A.F.E. Structure Designs announces it has fi nalized an agreement with Transformation Aviation Services (TAS) to outfi t its hangar with custom equipment. TAS will begin utilizing S.A.F.E.
Structure to design, engineer and manufacture a custom tail dock, door dock, aircraft environmental control stand, aircraft ballast fi xture and various other hangar support equipment. TAS president and CEO, David Tidwell, says, “I am very excited about the agreement that we have come to as we partner with S.A.F.E. Structure Designs to build our stands and hangar equipment. I believe the new stands will create a safe environment for our team members to work in and save time on our projects. I also believe the cost savings over the fi rst year will more than pay for the cost of the stands while keeping the customer’s aircraft safe from moving machines around them as well for the safety of TAS employees.”
For more information, visit www.
safestructuredesigns.com.
VECTOR AEROSPACE SIGNS EXCLUSIVE PT6A SERVICE AGREEMENTS WITH MULTIPLE
AUSTRALIAN OPERATORS Vector Aerospace (www.
vectoraerospace.com), an independent provider of aviation maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services, announces it has entered into
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