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Thu, Feb 05,2026 09:23:02PM EST
AOPA Board Reportedly Fired Pleasance... Despite Official Reports ANN Realtime Update, 02.05.26, 1219ET: Lisa Pleasance, former AOPA CEO Darren Pleasance's wife, has posted the following to YouTube, which we are publishing unredacted... "Today AOPA let go their CEO, my husband Darren Pleasance ! He has worked tirelessly to build up the organization's membership and FACE of the nationwide organization, he's met with thousands of members all over the country and many donors throughout his year there. The Board claims that the CEO needs to be in The Office more than around the country solving the General Aviations needs. I say Bullshit! Most people who know Darren, know how hard-working and charismatic he is with people and that his passion for Aviation is endless. He LOVED his job and the belief that he could make a difference. PLEASE support him in his journey!— feeling heartbroken."
Thu, Feb 05,2026 09:16:35PM EST
The Airplane Struck Numerous Pine Trees Along The Impact Path On January 18, 2026, about 1640 central standard time, a Piper PA28-140 airplane, N6711J, was destroyed when it was involved in an accident near Holly Springs, Mississippi. The flight instructor and student pilot were fatally injured. The airplane was operated as a Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 91 instructional flight. According to the airport manager, the airplane had departed Holly Springs-Marshall County Airport (M41), Holly Springs, Mississippi, after doing several touch and go landings. There was no ADS-B data available for the accident flight.
Thu, Feb 05,2026 09:16:31PM EST
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Thu, Feb 05,2026 09:16:28PM EST
From 2022 (YouTube Edition): Oregon Company Seeks to Redefine Jet Set Developed by an engineering team comprising veterans of aircraft design and certification programs at Bombardier, Cessna, Icon, Piper, SyberJet, Epic, Glasair, Kestrel, and Lancair, Redmond, Oregon-based Stratos Aircraft’s 716X affords owners/pilots the satisfaction of building a high-performance experimental jet that—though ineligible for certification as a normal category airplane—meets the requirements of FAR Part 23.2005 Level 2 [2 to 6 occupants], high-speed airplanes [VMO >250 KCAS or MMO >0.6 Mach].
Thu, Feb 05,2026 09:16:24PM EST
“I just spent all day in an airport yesterday trying to get here, and I live closer than anybody. It’s a tough time of the year to be having even more disruptions — and there’s no good time, but this is definitely not a good time.” Source: West Virginia Senator Shelley Moore Capito, commenting as the Federal Aviation Administration is being hit with a serious wave of Deja Vu, entering another partial shutdown on January 31st. This is the second lapse in less than three months, though it’s expected to be much shorter and less disruptive than the record-setting 43 days of chaos that left the system scrambling last year.
Thu, Feb 05,2026 09:16:21PM EST
Aero Linx: Fearless Aeronca Aviators This web page is dedicated to those intrepid pilots who fly or are intrigued by Aeronca Champs, Chiefs, Sedans and similar aircraft. It was created as an outgrowth of the fearless Aeronca Aviators email list, an active group of about 200 lovers of low and slow, tube and fabric aircraft. You are invited to join the list - although be fore-warned, it's chatty, with technical gems scattered throughout. Expect 20 to 50 messages a day, filled with pilot's hangar-talk.
Thu, Feb 05,2026 09:16:18PM EST
Also: DoD Offering Prize Money, Starship V3, Spatial Disorientation, Shuttle Roulette The FAA and the FBI have established a "no-drone zone"February 8 for Super Bowl LX at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. There are inner-core restrictions within 10 nautical miles of the stadium and outer-ring restrictions within 30 nautical miles of Levi's Stadium on game day. There are additional drone restrictions in downtown San Francisco at the Moscone Center, The Pearl, The Ferry Building, and Grace Cathedral during the days leading up to the event, February 3-7. A group of news and civil liberties organizations is pushing the FAA to give up on a new set of TFRs that place strict limitations on drones operating around a wide range of government facilities and mobile assets. The restrictions were published out of the blue on January 16, 2026. The TFRs prohibit all unmanned aircraft system (UAS) operations within 3,000 feet horizontally and 1,000 feet vertically of Department of Homeland Security facilities and “mobile assets...” The Department of War has moved into Task Area 3 of its hypersonic test program, passing the responsibility of providing launch services and reusable test vehicles to two lucky winners: Stratolaunch and Varda Space Industries. This hopes to allow the Pentagon to dramatically increase test tempo while lowering per-flight costs and reducing development risk. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-NextGen!!!
Thu, Feb 05,2026 09:16:12PM EST
"An F-35C fighter jet from Abraham Lincoln shot down the Iranian drone in self-defense and to protect the aircraft carrier and personnel on board..."Source: Reported by Navy Captain Tim Hawkins as the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) was transiting the Arabian Sea approximately 500 miles from Iran's southern coast. In that effort, they shot down an Iranian drone that "aggressively"approached the carrier in the Arabian Sea in the northwest part of the Indian Ocean.
Thu, Feb 05,2026 09:16:08PM EST
Also: Starship V3 Launch, Oshkosh Humanitarianism, CAF West Texas Wing, 25-Hour Cockpit Voice Recording President Trump said on Thursday the US was decertifying Bombardier Global Express business jets and threatened 50% import tariffs on other aircraft made in Canada until the country certified a number of planes produced by U.S. rival Gulfstream. It was unclear whether he has the legal authority to revoke certifications for planes for economic reasons. Airbus has officially retired the fifth and final A300-600ST BelugaST, commemorating the moment with a flight into Broughton Airfield in North Wales on January 29. The aircraft, known as “Tango Foxtrot,” came in from Bordeaux at approximately 1100 local time, completing roughly three decades of supporting Airbus production. Federal authorities have arrested a Southern California man accused of stealing an aircraft in Washington state, flying it more than 1,000 miles south, and covering his tracks… all while under the influence of methamphetamine. The plane was recovered in early January at Corona Municipal Airport (AJO), just east of Los Angeles. Investigators say that 39-year-old Christian Estoque and his girlfriend stole a Van’s RV-12, from Washington’s Auburn Municipal Airport (S50) on January 3. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Thu, Feb 05,2026 09:15:59PM EST
Tailwind Any wind more than 90 degrees to the longitudinal axis of the runway. The magnetic direction of the runway must be used as the basis for determining the longitudinal axis.
Thu, Feb 05,2026 09:15:56PM EST
Aero Linx: Howard Club & Howard Aircraft Foundation Howard Newsletter Delivered Quarterly -- Delivered electronically and via postal service. Your source for the latest in Howard news, operational, and maintenance tips. Authored and delivered quarterly. Instant Access to Howard Aircraft Drawings and Reference Material. Over 4,000 engineering drawings for the DGA series of aircraft. Over 50 technical reports used during certification. Numerous operation and maintenance manuals. All in high resolution and available instantly. Attendance to Yearly Howard Fly-in: Historically takes place the weekend prior to Airventure. Be amongst others passionate about Howards. Participate in group fly-outs.
Thu, Feb 05,2026 09:15:53PM EST
Also: MOSAIC Unfiltered, Skytron, Texas Aircraft, EAGLE Draft Plan, Stolen Vans RV-12 Recovered Bushliner’s new backcountry airplane project is off to a great start, logging more than 130 reservations from 14 countries in just seven days. About two-thirds of reservations came from states with strong bush, utility, or adventure-flying cultures, including Texas, California, Alaska, Florida, Washington, Utah, and Idaho. Sonex’s long-awaited Highwing project is beginning to ship out a round of tail kits. Deliveries and factory pickups began mid-January, with orders scheduled to roll out through mid-February as the company transitions to fuselage and quick build kit production. Bristell flew through 2025 with a rare streak of international aviation regulators saying “yes” to it, racking up certifications across Europe and the United States while picking up airshow awards, and expanding into new markets… One of the biggest milestones came in Europe, where the Rotax 912iS-equipped Bristell B23 earned EASA CS-23 certification. The FAA’s MOSAIC initiative represents one of the most significant regulatory shifts in modern sport and general aviation. Its implications will affect aircraft design, certification pathways, pilot access, training models, and the economic future of multiple market segments. To address this gap, the Aero-News Network is launching a new long-form webcast and editorial initiative. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne!!!
Thu, Feb 05,2026 09:15:48PM EST
Also: Airbus Helicopters, UK Aviation Authority, Britain’s Green Airline Quits, Gulf Coast Fleet Fly-In Bombardier’s Global 8000 has cleared the last major hurdle between the flight testing stage and worldwide service, officially earning certification from EASA. This follows earlier approvals from Transport Canada in November 2025 and the FAA in December. This step has been a long time coming. The FAA is reopening public comments on the planned closure of the Indianapolis Downtown Heliport (FAA identifier: 8A4) in Indiana and the request to allow the sale of all 5.36 acres of heliport land for nonaviation use. FAA received two formal requests asking it to reconsider the closure and sale of the heliport. Because of those requests, the FAA is now reopening the public comment period before making a final decision. Comments must be received by Feb. 12. Bushliner’s new backcountry airplane project is off to a great start, logging more than 130 reservations from 14 countries in just seven days. About two-thirds of reservations came from states with strong bush, utility, or adventure-flying cultures, including Texas, California, Alaska, Florida, Washington, Utah, and Idaho. The last third is spread across other US states, Europe, and Oceania. With demand piling up, Bushliner is getting ready to sort out its factory capacity. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Thu, Feb 05,2026 09:15:42PM EST
Also: OHare v Atlanta, Hybrid-Electric Turbofan, Discovery Controversy, Airbus’s New CCO A new poll shows 67% of Santa Monica voters favor keeping the city's airport open in some capacity. The survey, commissioned by the non-profit Spirit of Santa Monica, found that only 25% of Santa Monica voters favor closing the airport as soon as possible and converting the site to a 200-acre park, while 8% remain undecided. The results represent nearly a three-to-one margin in favor of continued airport operations. NASA is moving faster than originally projected toward a critical fueling test of the Artemis II booster rocket for its Lunar test flight mission, the first spaceflight to the Moon in over 50 years. NASA is saying it hopes to complete the fueling and countdown simulation as early as Saturday, January 31. UPS is officially moving its fleet of McDonnell Douglas MD-11 freighters into retirement. This comes as an accelerated end to the tri-engine widebody’s extensive service with the carrier, triggered by a fatal accident and the worldwide grounding that followed. The move follows a fatal crash on November 4, 2025. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Thu, Feb 05,2026 09:15:38PM EST
Also: FAA Draft Plan For Unleaded Avgas, Starfighters STARLAUNCH 1, New Space Force Unit, Blue Origin TeraWave Horizon Aircraft, which has been designing and building its full-scale hybrid-electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) aircraft called the Cavorite X7, says vertical-lift fans have been improved. The aircraft features a total of 12 vertical-lift fans: five in each wing and one in each canard. Replacing four smaller canard fans with two wing-size fans standardizes all 12 units, improving manufacturing efficiency, increasing performance, and simplifying maintenance. Vertical Aerospace, the Bristol, England-based developer of eVTOL air taxi aircraft, launched its U.S. tour in New York City. The company is bringing its new commercial electric aircraft, the Valo, for its introduction along with plans for electric travel routes in New York with its partners Bristow Group and Skyports Infrastructure. NASA’s Artemis II mission took a very, very slow but very important step forward, with the Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft rolling out to Launch Pad 39B at Kennedy Space Center. The moon-bound pile took roughly 12 hours to move four miles, topping out at an intense 0.82 mph on NASA’s crawler-transporter. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-NextGen!!!
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