DARcorporation announces new prototype airplane fabrication and testing services

DARcorporation is commonly known as an aeronautical engineering company that performs airplane design and analysis and wind tunnel testing for customers in the U.S. and abroad. Now the company says it can also help build your new airplane.

DARcorporation can perform any load, flutter and flight test to ensure that your aircraft does what designers say it will. DARcorporation will guarantee that your new design meets or exceeds all relevant standards, comes with all required documentation, and is built with the leanest manufacturing methods available. DARcorporation will even help you set up your manufacturing facility and train your production crew.

Contact Dr. Willem Anemaat (anemaat@darcorp.com), president of DARcorporation, for additional information or a cost analysis, or visit Booth 3098 in Exhibit Hangar C.

HotSeat to show off new Heli Sim

HotSeat Chassis will introduce the HotSeat Heli Sim at its exhibit (Booth 3) in the Main Aircraft Display. The PCATD helicopter simulator features a solid, powder-coated, steel tubular frame, with six speaker, 5.1 Dolby Digital surround sound. The seat qualifies for up to 10 hours of simulation time and 2.5 hours of solo flight. Learn more at www.hotseatinc.com.

SuperStorage parts management system

Innovative Tools & Technologies introduces the SuperStorage parts management system, which ties together the entire process from front office to the shop floor. A major benefit of this system is its easy implementation into any size shop without aggravation. Streamline workflow, increase efficiency, reduce errors and increase profits.

SuperLock quick adjustment brackets are made from high-carbon, heat-treated steel, robotically welded for stronger, consistent welds. They provide safe, quick, and easy shelf adjustment. Upper rails on each shelf prevent parts from sliding off. All three models have shelves that easily fold down and hook into dedicated nesting holes for storage.

For more information on this or other products, visit IT&T at Booth 3015 in Exhibit Hangar C, or at www.innovativetools.com.

Xwind develops new way to obtain crosswind-landing skill

Xwind LLC will display the first crosswind-landing simulator specifically designed to help pilots develop crosswind landing skill at Booth 778 in the Fly Market.

The simulator cockpit rolls, yaws, and translates laterally, precisely emulating forces on the body and visual cues. The entire crosswind process can be slowed down, understood, and practiced endlessly. The skills learned in one session will translate to the airplane on the very next flight. Pilot reactions to wind, gusts, and turbulence become automatic and confident. Crosswind landings are hard to practice in an airplane and remain the No. 1 cause of weather related accidents every year. For more information, stop by the booth or visit its website at www.Xwindsim.com.