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Wed, Mar 02, 2011

Wipaire Releases Single Point Fueling System For Quest Kodiak

Eliminates Need For Ladders, Making For Safer Fueling

The FAA has certified Wipaire's Single Point Fueling System for the Quest Kodiak. The system can be installed on the aircraft in either landplane or seaplane configuration.

The Wipaire Single Point Fueling System enables the aircraft to be filled from the ground, eliminating the need for ladders and enabling the Quest Kodiak to be fueled more safely and expeditiously. In aircraft equipped with a TKS anti-ice system, the risk of damage resulting from over the wing fueling is eliminated. Wipaire's electronic monitoring ensures that the aircraft is reliably topped-off and an all new digital display with touch screen controls ensures an easy interface for the user.

For over 50 years, the company has been engineering and manufacturing a full line of aircraft floats for all sizes of aircraft from the Piper Cub to the de Havilland Twin Otter as well as over 100 Supplemental Type Certificates for a variety of useful aircraft modifications. In addition, Wipaire is a service leader in other areas, including aircraft maintenance, avionics installation and repair, custom interior design and installation, and exterior refinishing. But with over 100 STCs, Wipaire, Inc. is not just for aircraft floats.

www.wipaire.com

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