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Important Announcement from HPA
Over the past 10 years, HPA has focused on providing customized flight training for aircraft owners. It has been our pleasure to provide in-depth initial and recurrent training to owners of Cessna, Columbia, Cirrus, and Diamond aircraft. During this time we have also provided aircraft brokerage and purchase consulting services for current and future owners of modern aircraft.
CubCrafters Unveils New Carbon Cub
“Pilots who have flown the new prototype universally report that it climbs aggressively, handles beautifully, and is even more refined than the current models”, says Lervold. “In fact, the thrust generated by the new aircraft is 20% higher than any previous Carbon Cub!”
Advance Tickets Available Online for EAA Airventure Oshkosh 2018
In 2017, more than 590,000 people and 10,000 airplanes made Oshkosh home of “aviation’s family reunion” that included aircraft of all ages, sizes, and configurations.
FAA Hypoxia Training in Sugar Land, TX Dec. 7 – 10, 2017
Experience your personal hypoxia symptoms in the FAA’s Portable Reduced Oxygen Training Enclosure (PROTE).
Textron Aviation Unveils the Cessna SkyCourier
The Cessna Caravan platform has set the standard in the single-engine utility category for decades. The Cessna SkyCourier will build on that proven success in the large-utility category, offering even greater capability and mission flexibility.
Risk Management in General Aviation
Risk Management in General Aviation Throughout our lives, we encounter and mitigate risk daily. Whether driving a car, walking down the street, or staying up late to watch the game, many of our everyday activities have some level of risk associated....
Ride in a Vintage Warbird for Veterans Day at KCXO
Come see the B-17 Flying Fortress “Texas Raiders” along with her Warbird friends at General Aviation Services, 5260 Central Parkway, Conroe-North Houston Regional Airport, Conroe, TX on Saturday Nov 11, 2017. Tours and rides from 10 AM until 4 PM.
A Cautionary Tale: Forced Landing After Engine Overhaul
A Cautionary Tale: Forced Landing After Engine Overhaul This is the story of an aircraft incident – not an accident. An accident, according the NTSB definition, is a flight operation in which “any person suffers death or serious injury, or in which...
8 Things ATC Wishes Pilots Would Not Do (Or Do Differently)
The simulations can put dozens of real pilots and controllers in very realistic, high-traffic scenarios and, well, to paraphrase Sheldon Cooper, “the flying may be theoretical, but the fun is real!” Although it’s not usually the intent of the tests, they create an interesting crucible in which to examine the interactions between pilots and controllers.
Loss of Control: FAASafety Team Seminar on October 24th, 2017
Loss of Control On Tuesday, October 24, 2017, John Hollingshead, Commercial Pilot, CFI, CFII, MEI, High Performance Aviation, LLC will present an FAA Safety Team talk on Loss of Control. Loss of control can happen in any phase of flight, in any...
Garmin’s New Txi Line – Reimagining Flight Displays
Garmin’s New Txi Line – Reimagining Flight Displays Garmin’s newly released line of flight displays puts a revolution in flight technology at your fingertips. With clean-sheet TXi designs, Garmin has created a smart, scalable way to upgrade your...
10 Things to Carry in Your Aircraft That Could Save Your Trip
Every so often, I find it necessary to empty my aircraft of everything in the various seat pockets, baggage areas, and stowage compartments. By the time I finish the purge, there are a few plastic storage bins filled with the stuff. Some of these items never make it back into the aircraft, but some tried and true traveling “companions” go right back where they were because they have proven their value over the years. Here is a list of things that I carry (and why), in hopes that you might find them useful, too.
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