Showing posts with label aircraft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label aircraft. Show all posts

Monday, July 18, 2016

12 FBO services pilots and passengers can't do without




Flying by private jet is an exclusive and luxurious experience – but it shouldn’t end there. With the right private airport as your partner, passengers, crews and operators themselves get world class, professional support. Here’s what makes Monmouth Executive Airport a top quality jetport.
FBO services for passengers and clients
1.    Spacious, airy waiting area that is comfortable and well-serviced with amenities, open 24 hours a day.
2.    Concierge services for passengers, operators and crew.
3.    Snacks and light refreshment as well as an onsite restaurant, Runway 34.
4.    High-speed Internet access over WiFi.
5.    Limousine and helicopter transport services to and from the airport.
FBO services for operators
6.    Fuel services available 24 hours a day, including AvGas and Jet-A. (Self-service options available for further cost savings)
7.    Lavatory servicing.
8.    De-icing services.
9.    Catering services.
10. Well-appointed crew lounge.
11. On-field aircraft maintenance services.
12. Hangar space available immediately to rent or own. You can also custom build your own hangar space to suit your specific requirements.
Need hangar space in New Jersey? Speak to Monmouth Airport today!
Along with high quality FBO services, Monmouth Executive Airport is prioritizing hangar space in New Jersey. With custom built hangars, common-use hangars, t-hangars and larger aircraft hangars with attached office space available now at rates competitive with those offered at Teterboro, Morristown Airport and other regional jet centers, we offer convenience, expert services and low stress airspace for private and charter companies.
What’s more, we have the privilege of offering the longest private runway in the country! At over 7300 feet, we are able to handle almost all classes of non-commercial jets.
For more information about Monmouth Jet Center or airplane hangars in New Jersey, please contact us or visit our website at http://monmouthjetcenter.com/ today.

Thursday, March 10, 2016

Honda Jet and CPI Take To The Sky.

As if Honda of Japan didn’t have its fingers in enough pies, it seems that it is finally poised to take on the aviation industry. Long a dream of founder Soichiro Honda, Honda Jet's development began several years before his death in 1991 and has only just now received FAA final approval for production of its first business jet, the Honda HA-420. The plane was entirely designed and built in its US based facility in Greensboro, North Carolina, and is expected to enjoy robust sales in the North American market.
Despite a soft post 2008 market for business jets, and numerous delays in production since an initial target in 2007, Honda has finally delivered a unique market proposition that targets a high end customer with luxury and style, but at an entry level price for similar offerings. For a mere $4.5 million, you can have one of the most unique, stylized personal business jets ever built, able to fly almost 500 mph and seat 7.  Honda claims its plane is lighter, faster and more fuel-efficient than competitors that include brand names like Cessna and Embraer of Brazil.
The Honda HA-420 is a work of art inside and out. Designed and evangelized by Honda engineer Michimasa Fujino (now Honda Aircraft Co.'s CEO), the jet offers unique style and innovation. The two GE engines made specially for the jet each offer 2000 lbs of thrust and are positioned above the wings instead of below them. The porpoise-like nose design is said to have been inspired by a Salvadore Ferragamo high-heel shoe. The high tech plane is expected to appeal to the entrepreneur who sees the jet as an expression of innovation, accomplishment, and unique personal style.

CPI Thermal Switch Solution - The M2 Plugstat

Thermal Switch slow make and break glass sealed M2 Plugstat
CPI's M2146 Thermal Switch. Version on left with MIL STD connector.
Another inspired decision by Honda Aircraft team was the decision to use CPI’s M2 thermal switch to help control critical hydraulic fluid distribution systems. While the actual design of the Honda jet hydraulic systems are proprietary, hydraulic fluid typically resides in a reservoir and is routed to various systems that power everything from wing surfaces to brakes. The M2146 was created from our Plugstat line of glass-sealed thermal switches, designed for slow make and break applications from 0 to 650 F with very close tolerance temperature sensing. In Aircraft hydraulic systems this switch can be used to reliably operate temperature driven flow valves on various hydraulic reservoirs once a temperature limit is exceeded.
The M2146 used on the Honda jet is almost a completely standard part, modified only to provide a mil-spec connector interface. In general all CPI thermal switches can be engineered cost effectively to provide custom connectivity and electrical interfaces.
We heard that the first customer order was delivered by Honda only days before Christmas. The fellow had ordered it almost a decade ago. Well I guess anything that special is worth waiting for.
Happy Holidays from everyone at CPI to you and yours.