Anchoring Hartzell Propeller’s presence at this year’s massive general aviation gathering at EAA AirVenture 2018 (July 23-29) will be the company’s exhibit, staffed by propeller experts.
At its exhibit, Booth 296-297 in the Main Aircraft Display Area next to the EAA AirVenture Welcome Center, Hartzell will feature its range of two-blade though five-blade constant speed aluminum and structural composite propellers that provide highly reliable and maximum performance to thousands of pilots around the world. On display will be Hartzell’s 2-blade composite Trailblazer, 3-blade Bantam and Raptor applications, 4-blade aluminum and composite options, and 5-blade carbon fiber propellers for various aircraft models.
During AirVenture 2018, Hartzell’s experts will conduct informative Tech Talks at its booth. The talks will cover topics related to propellers. Here is the schedule:
• Tuesday 10 am – Propeller Care and Basic Maintenance
• Wednesday 10 am – How to Pick a Prop for Experimental Aircraft
• Thursday 10 am – Composite Propeller Minor Repair
The 2018 Pilot Proficiency Center (PPC), co-sponsored by Hartzell Propeller, will give pilots of all skill levels a chance to advance their aviation abilities, provide networking opportunities, and familiarize EAA members with the proficiency tools and resources available during EAA AirVenture.
New additions to the PPC include a personalized post-flight debrief provided by CloudAhoy after each simulator flight, an informational kiosk educating attendees on at-home and year-round proficiency training, and scenarios customized to pilot experience and recent activity. In addition, the AOPA Proficiency Cafe has been expanded to five days from July 23-27.
Returning features include a CFII-hosted simulation center with 14 LD simulators and an Xwind Trainer provided by Redbird, a full schedule of tech talks presented by Jeppesen, and the opportunity to earn FAA WINGS credits on all activities.
The PPC is located at the southeast corner of the EAA Four Corners, just west of Boeing Plaza and close to the Hartzell Propeller booth.