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Jackson Jet Center
Flight Data Systems
FLIGHT DATA SYSTEMS announced the reintroJACKSON
JET CENTER announced its partnership with
TITAN Aviation Fuels, a supplier of aviation fuel products.
The collaboration between the two companies aims to
elevate the customer experience at Jackson Jet Center's
fixed-base operator in Boise, Idaho.
" We believe that our collaboration with TITAN will have a
lasting and positive impact on our company and our customers, "
said Jeff Jackson, president of Jackson Jet Center. " By
joining forces, we will be able to provide enhanced fueling
solutions and rewards to our valued clientele. This partnership
represents our shared commitment to delivering topnotch
services and exceeding customer expectations. "
For more information, visit jacksonjetcenter.com. q
Elliott Aviation
ELLIOTT AVIATION introduced Dave Makowski as its
chief operating officer. According to the company, the position
will focus on driving executional excellence, efficiency
and profitability across all five MRO locations.
Makowski brings experience in avionics, operational
execution, and maintenance management. He has a bachelor's
degree from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
Makowski spent over 25 years with Delta Air Lines in
progressive roles focused within avionics; he also spent
10 years with NetJets in operational leadership roles.
Makowski's most recent role was with Wheels Up as senior
vice president, maintenance management.
For more information, visit elliottaviation.com. q
duction of its FDR, CVR and DLR Readout Analysis
services to the Asia-Pacific region, including Australia,
New Zealand and Malaysia.
According to the company, Flight Data Systems
currently delivers over 3,500 FDR, CVR and DLR
Readout Analysis reports to more than 300 customers
globally. With more than 440 databases for fixed-wing
and rotorcraft airframes, along with the ability to create
custom databases in-house, Flight Data Systems is
well-positioned to support evolving customer requirements
with faster turnaround times and emergency
AOG support within 24 hours.
For more information, visit flightdata.aero. q
uAvionix
UAVIONIX announced that the AV-Mag remote magnetometer
for the AV-30-C Display has received STC
approval from the FAA for installation on certified
aircraft covered by the AV-30-C STC. According
to the company, the approval opens the door
for thousands of AV-30-C users to enjoy
improved directional gyro performance
through magnetic aiding, resulting
in better navigation and a safer
flying experience.
The company noted that with a simple installation
and configuration process, installers can quickly mount
and calibrate the AV-Mag for use. A software update to
the AV-30-C version 2.3.9 is required and will be made
available on the uAvionix website. Shipments of AV-Mag
will begin soon, starting with preorders.
The AV-Mag is available for order through
uAvionix and its network of qualified installers, authorized
resellers and partners.
For more information, visit uavionix.com. q
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