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April 16, 2004

National Flight Services Delivers First King Air Kilo Alpha 290

'Dash-10s' In A King Air C/E 90? Can you say, 'Rocketship?'

National Flight Services has delivered their first Honeywell TPE331-powered King Air 90 with the Kilo Alpha 290 conversion. The Kilo Alpha conversion program for the Beechcraft King Air C90 and E90 series aircraft features two new Honeywell (Garrett) TPE331-10 (1000 horsepower engines) with new McCauley five-bladed BlackMac noise reduction propellers backed by full factory warranties. Also included in the conversion are Raisbeck Aft Body Strakes and the Kilo Alpha 290 "Fresh Air" Exhaust Soot Reduction System.

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Pilot Blamed In Bombardier Test Accident

Three On Board Were Killed

Federal safety investigators say the test pilot aboard a Bombardier Challenger 604 test aircraft pulled "too aggressively" on the yoke, causing fuel to slosh aft and pushing the center of gravity out of the safety envelope.

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CAE May Appeal Ruing In Loss Of Training Gig

CEO Denies Company Could Move To US

"Surprising." "Detrimental to Canada's industrial future." "There's been some sort of quid pro quo..." That's how some Canadians reacted when they heard that their government has awarded a contract for new CF-18 simulators -- not to the home team, CAE, Inc., but to Bombardier Aerospace, which plans to buy the sims from L-3 Communications in New York. To make that deal work, Ottawa will have to pay $44 million more than CAE bid and uses what, to Canadians, amounts to foreign goods and services.

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NavAero t*Bag C2 Flight Bag Generating FedEx, Airline Business

Courier Pilots Testing Product, Company In Contract Negotiations With Four Airlines

Just a few days ago during our AEA coverage, we told you about NavAero's new t*Bag C2 electronic flight bag product, which at the time was estimated to receive FAA approval by June of this year. The system consists of a control box that is permanently mounted on the aircraft, an interconnect box and a touch-screen display that mounts in the cockpit. According to company Public Relations official Ms. Cheryl De Filippo, the product is still on schedule for its first STC in June. In addition to that, however, there's other exciting news about this new flight bag product.

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NATA Nominates Three New Board Members

NATA has nominated three individuals to the NATA Board of Directors: Dean Harton, president and CEO of Piedmont Hawthorne Holdings; Jim Spinder, president and COO of Atlantic Aero; and Bill Koch, chief operating officer of SevenBar Enterprises.

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