In our Aviation Aces feature, we spotlight Mike Ingram, president and CEO of @ShadinAvionics. Read the full story by Christine Knauer at https://t.co/BxbEBuWzxJ.
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"When the system does something really unexpected, how we respond can be the difference between a good day and a very bad one."
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Here in MN, we are all too familiar with the deicing procedure. Here are four interesting facts you may not have known about aircraft deicing!
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Thinking about buying a plane? Maybe it is a Christmas surprise for your family or a gift for yourself (you're so thoughtful). Either way, here are some of the best family planes in the pool!
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#ThisDayInHistory Glenn Curtiss founds the Curtiss Aeroplane Company. It is the first United States airplane manufacturing company. This officially rounds off #AviationHistoryMonth. Thanks for following along!
#ThisDayInHistory The United States Navy claims a world speed record for the McDonnell F4H “Phantom II” flying at 1,606.342 mph at Edwards Air Force Base, California. #AviationHistoryMonth
"Taken as a whole, it makes for a compelling — even life-changing — product, particularly for buyers stepping up from an SR22."
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#ThisDayInHistory Beech Aircraft Corporation announces its two-engine Beechcraft Twin-Bonanza, an all-metal, 5 or 6 place plane with a cruising speed over 180 mph and a range of about 1000 miles. #AviationHistoryMonth
#ThisDayInHistory President certifies $10.5-million United States Air Force funds for five projects, the major one being over $7.5-million for modifications of 700 North American T-6 trainers. #AviationHistoryMonth