by HPA | Mar 7, 2017 | All News, General News
Stop by for a casual look at the new DA62 and see how it spoils pilots and passengers alike. From comfortable access and a spacious cabin to the sleek, all-carbon composite airframe, you’ve got to see why the DA62 is called the ultimate flying machine. Contact Brandon Ray (email [email protected] or call 866-227-8149) to schedule your showing.
by HPA | Jan 17, 2017 | All News, Events & Seminars, General News
Back by popular demand, Aviation Trivia Night will give pilots an opportunity to challenge themselves on a variety of aviation topics, including VFR and IFR procedures, airspace, weather, rules and regulations, aviation history, and more.
by HPA | Dec 20, 2016 | All News, General News, Product Reviews
Christmas is just around the corner. Do you need an idea for the pilot or right seat partner in your life? Check out these Lightspeed headsets that offer remarkable performance and have a multitude of advanced features at a great price. Lightspeed was ranked #1 in the latest Professional Pilot Headset Preference Survey, so whether you choose the wired Zulu.2 ANR headset or the Tango® wireless headset, you can’t go wrong.
by HPA | Nov 15, 2016 | All News, General News
Professional Aircraft Brokerage Services High Performance Aviation Professional Aircraft Brokerage Services What is an aircraft broker? A broker is an independent agent whose prime responsibility is to bring sellers and buyers together and facilitate the transfer of...
by HPA | Nov 7, 2016 | All News, Cirrus Articles, Events & Seminars, General News, Training / Education
The PIC course has been well received by partners who leave with a greater understanding of flight procedures and better prepared to survive an emergency and help their flying partner. I recently attended the PIC course at Conroe-North Houston Regional Airport (KCXO) and recommend it to anyone who flies in the right seat. One of the biggest lessons I learned was that when faced with an emergency, it’s easy to panic, unless your training kicks in. If you practice for an emergency, when it occurs, you will know how to deal with it. While the course does not teach you to fly, it offers practical suggestions for an in-air emergency.