New In The Aircraft Salvage Hangar - March 20th, 2023
This week in the BAS Aircraft Salvage Hangar we are indulging in disassembling some of Cessna's popular models. We have a Cessna 182Q Skywagon, a Cessna 177 Cardinal and a...
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This week in the BAS Aircraft Salvage Hangar we are indulging in disassembling some of Cessna's popular models. We have a Cessna 182Q Skywagon, a Cessna 177 Cardinal and a...
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The FAA has issued an AD on Mooney M20 models as a special bulletin on the airworthiness of landing gear. You should have your impacted Mooney M20 model's landing gear...
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BAS Part Sales has completed the acquisition of White Industries located in Bates City, MO. White Industries is known throughout the aviation world as the original aircraft salvage and used...
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There are a thousand aviation articles out there about how to fly cross-country, be it your first time or the umpteenth time you've taken the journey. In this blog post,...
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This week in the BAS Aircraft Salvage Hangar we have a nice little Cessna Skycatcher that rolled over on landing, a tornado damaged Piper PA-28-R-201, and a 1980 Mooney 231...
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The FAA has issued an AD on Mooney M20 models from the C through G variants that impacts the elevator balance weight. You should have your impacted Mooney M20 model...
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Have you ever wondered just how popular certain general aviation aircraft actually are? Here in the BAS Hangar we see such a wide range of airplanes that we were curious...
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This week we have two airplanes totaled by Hurricane Ida and one that was hit by a tornado. High winds can do serious damage to a light aircraft, but we...
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What is the true cost of ownership for a private airplane, such as the very popular Cessna 172 Skyhawk, one of the most common airplanes among owner/operators? It's probably more...
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This week we are starting to see some aircraft come from the devastating hurricanes that have hit the southeastern U.S. over the last year. Some of these units look like...
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