Hartzell

As summer heats up, the NTSB warns of unexpected turbulence in hot weather. Plus, new videos from Hartzell Aviation and the FAA publishes a final rule on practical tests.

Hartzell Propeller reaffirms its commitment to the Recreational Aviation Foundation by extending a $1,000 discount on all new Hartzell backcountry aircraft propellers to RAF supporters throughout 2024.

TBM models account for the bulk of deliveries with most going to customers in North America.

The final version of the venerable Cherokee Six, the 6X offered the latest avionics and airframe upgrades.

The acquisition will add aircraft ignition product manufacturing to the company’s capabilities.

A wide range of two- to five-blade options can be found on aircraft from certified to experimental to aftermarket.

The OEM debuted the Kodiak 900 last year and deliveries have just begun.

The new four-bladed carbon composite propeller reduces take-off distance by 26 percent from land and up to 31 percent from water, according to Hartzell.

The manufacturer has posted record sales of the fast turboprop single and its stablemate since the 960’s debut.

The three-blade aluminum prop grows in popularity for backcountry pilots.