Posts Tagged ‘cessna’
Friday, May 1st, 2009
Okay so this is classic! Newest SAIB from the FAA is regarding FAME, yeah FAME (Fatty Acid Methyl Ester) in jet fuel.
Yeah a SAIB Special Airworthiness Information Bulletin, that means what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger right?
No it means that thank the Lord it is not an AD to cause you more billable hours at the mechanic, but according to the FAA it is “the airworthiness concern is not an unsafe condition that would warrant airworthiness directive (AD) action under Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations (14 CFR) part 39″ so now that we cleared that up if you use Jet A, you might oughta read this one…
NE-09-25 – e Air – All/ All Models
NE-09-25 – lane – All/ All Models
NE-09-25 – lane – All/ All Models
Tags: airworthiness directive, Beechjet, cessna, Citation, Gulfstream, hawker, Jet Fuel, Raytheon
Posted in Aircraft, Airworthiness Directives AD's, Aviation, Aviation News, FAA & Government, Flight Training, Maintenance, Manufacturers, News & Stories, Ownership, Pilots, Travel & Destinations | Comments Off
Tuesday, December 30th, 2008
In an effort to keep the pilot community up to date about the latest in aircraft information we will do our best to efforts to update you here as to newly issued AD’s (Airworthiness Directives) for the following:
General Aviation Aircraft, Helicopters, Experimental Aircraft, Light Sport Aircraft and other Certified Aircraft including engines and propellers.
We are working to accurately get this feed from the FAA and hope to have it be beneficial to the pilot and aircraft owner/management community. Please give us your feedback as we roll this out during January of 2009 and forward.
Tags: AD's, airworthiness directive, Beechcraft, bonanza, cessna, cirrus, Cirrus SR-22, columbia aircraft, continential engines, eclipse 500, faa, hartzell, lycoming, mccauley, pc-12, pilatus, piper, piper cherokee
Posted in Aircraft, Airlines & Commercial Aviation, Aviation, Aviation News, FAA & Government, Maintenance, Manufacturers, News & Stories, Ownership, Pilots | Comments Off
Wednesday, July 9th, 2008
With piston airplane sales down 28% in the first quarter of 2008 Cessna decided they would do their part to get you in the air! With the strain of high fuel prices, most ‘weekend pilots’ have parked their planes or close to it, but Cessna wants to make sure you can fly…
From now until September 30, 2008 Cessna is offering upgrades to avionics for free and $15,000 worth of free aviation fuel. Combine FREE fuel with the government plan (2008 Economic Stimulus Act) that allow you to depreciate 76% of your plane purchase in the first year if buy it before year end (check with tax advisor or IRS on this one) and hopefully once again you can get back in the air.
Check out Cessna’s website or the IRS on Depreciation
Tags: aircraft fuel savings, cessna, government tax breaks, High Fuel prices
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