Sun 'n Fun 2016

WingX's new geo-referencing feature for departure procedures and STARs will be available on iOS devices in the second quarter.

AEAC is betting on the efficiency of electric to be a game-changer for basic flight training aircraft.

Turbocharged and intercooled, this Rotax may just replace a few old 150hp piston engines.

More than 100 flight training aircraft sold

The propeller is available for terrestrial aircraft and floatplanes.

The acquistion brings together the companies' expertise in Lycoming and Continental engines.

Certification and first deliveries are planned for the third quarter.

The dash-mounted system uses an LED-lit display and features a pilot-settable reference marker.

Quest president and CEO Sam Hill said Asia Pacific is the second-largest market for the turboprop.

Sun ’n’ Fun also marks the official opening of the Sonex and Waiex B-Model order book.