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The
Baron 58 will be at the AOPA’s Airportfest at the Hartford Brainard
Airport. It features CAV’s proprietary weeping wings TKS™ ice protection
system. The company will also have a booth inside Hartford’s Connecticut
Convention Center’s exhibit hall.
“As we enter the winter icing season, it is an excellent time to plan to
add to your aircraft’s weather capabilities, said CAV Aerospace President
Kevin Hawley. “We are setting our fall schedules so it is wise to sign up
as soon as possible.”
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AOPA Summit/Airportfest
CAV Aerospace,
Inc.
Booth 1103
Baron B58 FIKI at
(Courtesy Flight
Ice, Inc.)
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CAV recently received FIKI approval for the Bonanza G36,
Cessna Caravan and Quest Kodiak. CAV’s TKS systems provide anti-icing
protection by exuding a measured amount of glycol-based ice protection
fluid through precision laser-drilled microscopic holes in wing leading
edges fashioned of titanium. There is also a dispersion mechanism for
propellers.
OEM and After-Market
CAV delivers TKS™ ice protection systems to aircraft manufacturers and
provides retrofit installations to after-market aircraft customers. CAV
offers Weeping Wing TKS installations for most high-performance general
aviation aircraft. CAV’s customer base includes an unmanned air system, a
number aircraft manufacturers and more than 6,000 aircraft owners who fly
their products:
- Cessna Aircraft
- Cirrus Design
Corporation
- Commander Premier
Aircraft
- Diamond Aircraft
- General Atomic
Aeronautical Systems
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- Hawker Beechcraft
Corporation
- Mooney Aircraft
- Piper Aircraft
- Quest Aircraft
- Socata EADS
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CAV Aerospace, Inc. is headquartered in North America at the SLN Aviation
Service Center on the Salina Airport in Kansas. CAV’s corporate functions
are in Salina, including, administration, engineering, marketing, customer
support, purchasing, and installation activity.
CAV Aerospace, Inc.
www.weepingwings.com
(888) 865-5511
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