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EAST WENATCHEE, WA - 10/2009 Released today, Paine Electronics’ new 311-38-540 Pressure and Temperature Combination Series is offered in pressure ranges from 0-5,000 to 0-30,000 PSIA and operates at temperatures from -40°F to +425°F.

EAST WENATCHEE, WA - 10/2009. Introducing Paine Electronics new Digital True Pressure Series. Microprocessor based pressure and temperature measurement.

EAST WENATCHEE, WA - 10/2009. Just released, Paine’s new 212-40-010 Series, Amplified Output, High Temperature Pressure Transducer.

New Option for Applications Where Size, Weight and Hermetic Performance are Key Considerations

U.S. Senator Patty Murray has requested $5 million in funding for the Port of Moses Lake for Fiscal Year 2010 for construction of Segment 2 and Segment 3 of the Northern Columbia Basin Railroad Project.

AirSfafe.com updates its listing of fatal plane crash rates and identifies the popular airliner models with the lowest rates. Surprisingly, one older model has one of the lowest rates.

The 2009 Governor's Aerospace Summit is coming to Spokane on October 6 and 7.

The Boeing-Airbus competition is a good case study for best-practices in strategic planning – writes Biz Coach Terry Corbell.

Join Pacific Northwest aerospace companies as Eastern Washington hosts the Governor's Aerospace Summit for 2009 at The Davenport Hotel on October 6th and 7th.

Ultra Lightweight, Option Now Available for a Variety of Applications

EAST WENATCHEE, WA - 07/2009 Paine Electronics, the leader in precision pressure and temperature instrumentation since 1951, is pleased to announce the release of its new Miniature S-Class Transducer Series (“Mini S-Class”).

New Ultra Lightweight, Hermetic Connector Now Available for a Variety of Applications

Highlighting EMI filter, interconnect products at largest technical event serving the RF/microwave community

Showcasing hermetic connector, EMI filter and electronic packaging technology and engineering/manufacturing expertise

Recent findings from the AAIB point to ice buildup in the fuel system as the key factor in the January 2008 crash of a British Airways 777 in London. The NTSB found a similar problem in a November 2008 incident involving a Delta Airlines 777.

Starting June 4, 2009, United Airlines will provide non-stop seasonal service to Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport operated by Shuttle America .

American Aerospace Engineering has launched a new service, the AAE Advantage, where clients can bring their work in to AAE’s office to be evaluated and given any potential solutions that their experienced team may come up with.

Innovative explosive metal welding and explosive metal forming applications to be highlighted

The airline safety and security site AIrSafe.com has updated its information about the January 15, 2009 US Airways accident with additional information about bird strike related hazards and jet airliner ditching history,

Historical fiction novel Forcing the Hand of God by Jacquie Ream delves into the life of a Flying Tigers World War II pilot who wagers love, family and honor as he struggles with life on the ground.

The year 2008 had the fewest fatal airline crashes in any year since AirSafe.com began it's annual review of airline safety events in 1996. This 13th annual review discusses seven fatal airline events, and fifteen other significant events from 2008.

A January 2008 incident involving an Air Canada pilot who had to be removed from the cockpit after he became mentally incapacitated and unable to continue his flying duties sheds light on the risks passengers face from pilot-related actions.

AlSiC Heat Sinks Offer Reduced Weight and Improved Thermal Conductivity

Hermetic solution fiber optic connector solution for electronic packages with high-bandwidth demands

AirSafe.com interviews a passenger who provides a first-hand account of the Qantas A330 accident that seriously injured over a dozen passengers on 7 October 2008.

PA&E’s new hermetic microComp mate allows Souriau's microComp connector series to be used in electronic packaging applications where hermetic seals are required.

About three dozen passengers and crew members were injured in an incident involving a Qantas A330 flying from Singapore to Perth on 7 October 2008. Over a dozen were seriously injured, some with fractures and spinal injuries.

PilotOutlook.com announces its new cost and time-effective solution for aviation businesses and consumers to successfully make and accept online reservations 24 hours a day 7 days a week

The aircraft of adventurer Steve Fosset, missing for over a year, was recently found hing in the mountains south of his last known position in Nevada. The NTSB has launched an investigation into the crash and it will likely take months to complete.

When crashes happen anywhere in the world, AirSafe.com provides timely information through web sites, podcasts, and video sharing services in order to answer basic information about the event, and how that event relates to other recent crashes.

The airline safety and security web site AirSafe.com releases a new podcast series that reveals the secrets of its success since its launch in 1996.