Avionics News July 2019 - 12

2019-20 AEA PILOT'S
GUIDE TO BE UNVEILED
AT EAA AIRVENTURE
OSHKOSH, JULY 22-28
Published annually by the Aircraft Electronics
Association, the 2019-20 edition of the AEA Pilot's
Guide will be unveiled with free distribution at
the Experimental Aircraft Association's AirVenture
Oshkosh in Wisconsin, July 22-28. AEA staff members
will distribute thousands
of complimentary copies to
2019
pilots and aircraft owners at
2020
AEA
the AEA's AirVenture booth,
No. 2035/2036 in Hangar B at
Wittman Regional Airport.
This year marks the 17th
annual edition of the AEA
Pilot's Guide, a consumer's
directory loaded with
educational articles, timely
information and data about the
wonderful world of avionics
technologies. The publication
helps pilots and aircraft owners
make better buying decisions
AEAPILOTSGUIDE.NET
and locate nearly 1,300 AEA
member companies in more
than 40 countries, including government-certified
repair stations specializing in maintenance, repair
and installation of avionics and electronic systems
in general aviation aircraft. It also includes the
manufacturers and distributors of these products, as
well as technical schools and universities, engineers
and consultants for the industry.
In addition to the initial distribution at EAA
AirVenture Oshkosh, thousands of copies of the AEA
Pilot's Guide will be distributed at several industry
trade shows and to all AEA member companies at no
charge.
Individuals residing in the United States may
request a free copy of the AEA Pilot's Guide at
aeapilotsguide.net/request.asp while supplies last. q
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AEA to award
$1,000 toward
an ADS-B Out
installation to five
aircraft owners at
EAA AirVenture
To help incentivize owners of general aviation aircraft meet the Federal
Aviation Administration's ADS-B Out
equipage mandate in the United States,
the Aircraft Electronics Association will
randomly award five aircraft owners
with $1,000 toward an ADS-B compliant
upgrade during the Experimental Aircraft
Association's AirVenture Oshkosh, July
22-28, in Wisconsin.
This year marks the sixth-consecutive
year that the AEA has made the $1,000
award available to five aircraft owners.
Aircraft owners may enter to win one
of the five $1,000 awards in Hangar B
at Wittman Regional Airport, booth No.
2035/2036, beginning July 22. The AEA
will announce one winner each day from
July 22 through July 26 via its social media
outlets on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
Aircraft owners must be at least 18 years
old to register to win. Each of the five winners must use an AEA-member avionics
repair station to complete the installation.
One entry gives aircraft owners a chance to
win each of the five daily drawings. q
http://www.aeapilotsguide.net/request.asp
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