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February 19, 2014

Airborne 02.19.14: Latitude First Flight, Piper Picks Up, NASAO Search

Also: Spitfire Flight Scholarship, Alan Klapmeier, C130J Engine Order, Lightspeed

Cessna is celebrating the successful first prototype flight of its highly-anticipated Citation Latitude midsize business jet. The first flight of the Citation Latitude tested flaps, landing gear, pressurization systems, anti-ice capabilities and, of course, stability and control. The test flight reached an altitude of 28,000 feet and attained speeds of 230 mph. Cessna flight engineers said all systems are performing as expected. Piper Aircraft has announced it achieved double-digit growth in new aircraft revenue and new airplane deliveries for 2013 in a challenging global market for aircraft sales. The growth was led by increases in the sales of piston-powered training aircraft. Christopher J. Will

Aero-TV: Sagetech’s Clarity Receivers -- ADS-B On The Move

Immensely Clever, Portable, Nav... In The Palm Of Your Hand

ANN CEO and Editor-in-Chief, Jim Campbell talks with Sagetech’s Todd Lester at EAA AirVenture 2013 to find out more about the Data Burst system and how it enhances the use of your iPad in the cockpit. The Clarity function of the system operates even while your iPad is sleeping. It continues to monitor weather and traffic allowing a single press of the Clarity button to populate the display with current information. A popular part of the Data Burst function is its AHARS capability. Because it is battery powered, it can backup instrument and navigation data for up to 8 hours.




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