Thunderbird Aviation Ramps up Runway for Ryder Cup

Thunderbird Aviation, a Phillips 66 Aviation branded full- service provider of aviation fuels and aircraft maintenance, is busy preparing for the additional aircraft traffic and travelers who will be coming in and out of Flying Cloud Airport (KFCM), the closest airport to Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska, Minnesota where the 41st Ryder Cup is being held. September 30 marks day one of the three-day golf event, which biennially brings together 12-member teams both from the U.S. and Europe.
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FBO RIGA Celebrates its First Anniversary

In September 2016, FBO RIGA Business Aviation Center celebrates its first anniversary. The center’s official opening took place a year ago, on September 9, 2015, when a grand celebration was organized for guests of the ceremony with the participation of pop celebrities.
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Pentastar Aviation to Manage EC-135 Helicopter Operation for Superior Air-Ground Ambulance Service

Pentastar Aviation has been selected as a provider of management services and direct air carrier operations for Superior Air-Ground Ambulance’s EC-135 helicopter. The aircraft will be based at Oakland County International Airport (KPTK), with operations primarily supporting the Henry Ford Health System.
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World Fuel Services Network & Air Elite Support World-Way Aviation for the Olympic Games

World Fuel Services Network and Air Elite provided personalized marketing event support to Brazil’s largest FBO, World-Way Aviation (SDCO), during the Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. As a member of the World Fuel Services and Air Elite Networks, World-Way Aviation was provided with special marketing support to better serve their customers and attract new visitors.
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Ask AC-U-KWIK: Can I Continue Using the AC-U-KWIK App without Updating it?

Question: Last week, I launched my AC-U-KWIK iPad app and received a message that a data update was available. It asked if I wanted to proceed with the update. I was pressed for time, and my Wi-Fi connection was fairly sketchy, so I tappedNo” and closed the app. Could I have still used the app without going through the updating process?

Answer: Yes. The app would have still retained its complete functionality even though you did not proceed with the data update. This also applies to the airport diagram update that was provided to our users on the following day. The update only contains changes that have been made since the last update cycle; it only amounts to a fraction of the overall airport and FBO data set that resides on the app.

The update process is quick and painless, provided you have a strong Wi-Fi connection. It should only take a few minutes at most.