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Traditional or trendy — where do you see the COPA Collection items?
Right now COPA is reviewing the COPA collection, starting with the COPA caps. And, don't forget, FREE SHIPPING is now available for a limited time.
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Hamilton's Golden Horseshoe Aviation adds simulator
Skies Mag
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Golden Horseshoe Aviation (GHA) has expanded its training capabilites at John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport with the installation of a state of the art flight simulator. The Redbird FMX-1000 uses integrated computer software with six video screens in a 210-degree 'wrap around' display, along with realistic flight controls, instrumentation and full motion on all three axes to create various flying scenarios.
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Planes part of travelling air museum
The Chronicle Herald
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George King's summer has been an experience of a lifetime. "It's awesome, a joy, a privilege," said the Yarmouth resident. King was taking part in the 41st annual Stanley Sport Aviation Fly-in in Hants County, flying a Fairchild PT-26 Cornell two-seat trainer. King and the Cornell are with Vintage Wings of Canada, out of Gatineau, QB. Built in Fort Erie, ON, in 1943, the Cornell was used in the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan.
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International demand for a Heavy-Duty version of this design has prompted Zenair Ltd to offer a significantly beefed-up version of the all-metal high-wing 4-seat aircraft. Originally aimed at operators seeking a low-cost precision agricultural sprayer, the basic CH 801-HD is now also available to kit-builders seeking a high-performance STOL aircraft. More...
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Fly the bio skies: 10 milestones in the summer of aviation biofuels
Alt Energy Stocks
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We look back on a big summer for biofuels development: There have been many recent algae biofuel developments, the drought, and the policy fight over the Renewable Fuel Standard. But in many respects, its been a summer about aviation biofuels — starting with the demonstration of the U.S. Navy's Green Strike Group and continuing to announcements of projects right through the summer. The story has internationalized, the technologies are broadening, and more and more blue-chip players are making serious steps towards commercial deployment. Here are 10 milestones you might have missed.
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Héroux-Devtek completes the sale of substantially all Aerostructure and Industrial Products
Aviation.ca
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Héroux-Devtek has announced that it has completed the sale of substantially all of its Aerostructure and Industrial Products operations to Precision Castparts.
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Canadian International Air Show a special day for Sick Kids families
The Toronto Star
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While her siblings flipped proudly through their pilot autograph books, Karissa Kruk's eyes were glued to the sky. The 7-year-old leukemia patient at Sick Kids has just spent the last month and a half in the hospital. She was given a rare opportunity to spend time with her family and feel like a kid again at the Canadian International Air Show.
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No other ultralight has the ruggedness/
preformance specs required for Canada's back country as does the Stirling Ultralights Highlander, One demo flight, you'll be amazed! MORE
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Neil Armstrong? First and last, a pilot
Macleans
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Neil Armstrong, who died after heart surgery at age 82, was known for the restraint with which he used his fame. Armstrong, one of only two civilians amongst the 12 men who walked on the moon, never tried to boost his NASA salary, or his later income from business and teaching, by appearing in vacuum-cleaner ads or peddling a tell-all book. His near-reclusiveness has been seen as a manifestation of old-school Midwestern virtue, and it certainly is that. But it also reflected his engineer's soul. Armstrong was the ultimate in right-angled rationalists—an almost monastically mission-oriented person in a '60s NASA environment full of short-fused fighter-jock egos.
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Bombardier sees Turkey as potential 'breakout market' as it attends airshow
The Edmonton Journal
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Bombardier Aerospace is heading to an airshow in Istanbul as it continues to try to land aircraft orders in developing markets such as Turkey, where it sees 'breakout' potential. The Montreal-based division of plane and train giant Bombardier is bringing its Learjet 60XR, Challenger 605 and Global 6000 business jets along with commercial aircraft executives to the four-day biennial show.
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For aviation devotees at Pearson, it's all about the airplanes
The Toronto Star
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It's warm, it's sunny — perfect conditions for plane spotting in Toronto. Warm is good because, well, warm is good. Sunny is good because that means you can see a long way. Emirates airline flight EK-241 will be sailing in from Dubai at about 3:45 p.m. — which is excellent
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Air force loses F-35 champion as commander retires
The Victoria Times-Colonist
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The Royal Canadian Air Force will be losing a key champion for the troubled F-35 fighter as its commander will be retiring. Even at the height of controversy, Lt.-Gen. Andre Deschamps remained unbending in his assertion that the stealth aircraft was the best option for Canada's military pilots.
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