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Tue, May 12,2026 09:17:15PM EST
At First Impact With The Ground Near Us 169 And 230th Road, The Wind Filled The Parachute And Dragged The Airplane Into A Fence Flipping The Airplane Upside Down On April 23, 2026, at about 1445 central daylight time, a Cirrus SR22T was substantially damaged when it was involved in an accident near Chanute, Kansas. The pilot and pilot-rated passenger sustained minor injuries. The airplane was operated as a Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 91 business flight. The airplane was enroute to Sikeston, Missouri, (SIK) when the engine made a loud “banging” noise. The pilot tried to divert to Chanute Martin Johnson Airport, CNU, but was unable to reach the airport. The engine lost all power, so the pilot declared an emergency with Air Traffic Control, Kansas City Center, and deployed the Cirrus Airframe Parachute System.
Tue, May 12,2026 09:17:11PM EST
From 2024 (YouTube Edition): High-Performance Power Plant Produces Up to 400kW of Continuous Power VerdeGo Aero, a hybrid-electric power plant manufacturer, recently introduced its new 400 kW VH-4T engine. It is designed for long-range and endurance, putting it in a competitive position against standard battery power. Batteries are a common and stereotypical choice for electric aircraft. They clearly provide sufficient power, but are unable to store energy for long enough to reach FAA and EASA standards.
Tue, May 12,2026 09:17:07PM 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.
Tue, May 12,2026 09:17:04PM EST
“The Solar Impulse team is saddened by the loss of an important technological flagship...” Source: A statement by the company, released on Friday. Solar Impulse said the plane had been taken over by Skydweller Aero, an Oklahoma company developing autonomous aircraft, which heavily modified the Solar Impulse 2. The plane was lost during one of these unmanned flights.
Tue, May 12,2026 09:17:00PM EST
Takeoff Hold Lights (THL) The THL system is composed of in-pavement lighting in a double, longitudinal row of lights aligned either side of the runway centerline. The lights are focused toward the arrival end of the runway at the “line up and wait” point, and they extend for 1,500 feet in front of the holding aircraft. Illuminated red lights indicate to an aircraft in position for takeoff or rolling that it is unsafe to takeoff because the runway is occupied or about to be occupied by an aircraft or vehicle.
Tue, May 12,2026 09:16:56PM EST
“This milestone is not just about a single flight. The architecture proven by the XRQ-73 paves the way for new types of mission systems and delivered effects. We look forward to advancing this technology through the flight-test program and delivering new capabilities for our warfighters.” Source: Lt. Col. Clark McGehee, SHEPARD program manager, explaining the significance of the XRQ-73, a hybrid-electric, unmanned experimental aircraft. The demo flight occurred at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. in April 226 as part of DARPA’s series hybrid electric propulsion aircraft demonstration (SHEPARD) program.
Tue, May 12,2026 09:16:53PM EST
Also: Visual Line-Of-Sight, Tracking Fire Trucks, Another Laser Fool, Helicopter Fire Attack System The United States Navy officially kicked off flight testing for its first unmanned, carrier-based tanker with a two-hour maiden mission at Boeing’s MidAmerica Airport facility on April 25. The debut of the one-of-a-kind Boeing MQ-25A Stingray involved both Boeing and Navy air vehicle pilots remotely operating the aircraft. Joby Aviation has completed a week-long series of electric air taxi demonstration flights across one of its most promising US markets: New York City. This marked the first time point-to-point eVTOL operations have been conducted through the city’s existing heliport network. The campaign linked JFK with multiple Manhattan locations, including Downtown Skyport and sites along the East and West sides of Midtown. SpaceX has spent more than $15 billion developing its Starship megarocket and is pushing for a launch schedule that would make space access resemble an airline schedule rather than a government program, drawing on the company’s confidential pre-IPO prospectus. The figure quantifies, for the first time, the cumulative cost of the development program that underpins the more speculative two-thirds of SpaceX’s targeted $1.75 trillion IPO valuation. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-NextGen!!!
Tue, May 12,2026 09:16:44PM EST
Also: Air Force Greenlights T-7A, Terrain Awareness Survey, CAP Storm Response, FSA VAPI Approval (and YES! Holland's Back From Maternity Leave, On Partial Duty!) Zenith Aircraft Company is celebrating the 40th anniversary of its original STOL CH 701 "Sky Jeep"Design. Zenith Aircraft has been manufacturing SportPlanes in Mexico, Mo., since the early 1990s, operating in a niche corner of the market specializing in all-metal, high-wing and low-wing light sport airplanes that customers assemble themselves. The company traces its origins back to aeronautical engineer Chris Heintz, who began designing light aircraft in the 1970s. U.S. aviation fuel prices continued trending higher in April, with sustained increases nationwide as the war in Iran and ongoing instability in the Middle East continued to influence energy markets. National JET A full service averaged $8.05 in April, representing an increase of $0.41 (5.3%) compared to March. Excluding Alaska and Hawaii, Lower-48 JET A full service averaged $7.97, up $0.38 (5.0%) compared to March. The FAA was notifiedthat a tail skid featuring a J-shaped, hook design manufactured by AirKit LLC under Part Number 16316, has been installed on FAA type-certificated Cessna 172s. This discovery was made following an incident on a Cessna 172 instructional flight in which the aircraft experienced a minor tail strike. During the strike, the tail-skid bracket bent backward and upward, penetrated the rudder’s bottom skin panel, and subsequently jammed the rudder. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Tue, May 12,2026 09:16:36PM EST
Also: Spirit Pilot Honored, ATC is Ready, Crash Lawsuit, FAA Threatens Drone Fines The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association is locking down its upcoming Annual Meeting—and raising VERY serious questions about transparency in the process. According to rules released for the May 12th gathering, attendance will be limited strictly to verified members and proxies—effectively barring non-member journalists from the room. Those who do get inside won’t have much voice. Just 20 members will be allowed to speak… for two minutes each… on a first-come basis. The NTSB is investigating a Sunday afternoon incident in which dashcam video shows United Airlines 767 hitting a light pole and a tractor-trailer during its approach to Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR). All 221 passengers and 10 crew were unharmed as the aircraft landed safely and taxied to the gate. The Regional Airline Association (RAA) has expressed disappointment with the Department of Education’s decision, as part of its RISE rulemaking, not to increase federal student-loan caps for FAA-certified Part 141 flight-training programs by reclassifying them as graduate or professional programs. Effective July 1, 2026, this decision keeps flight training within standard undergraduate borrowing limits rather than elevating them to "professional"status, which would have allowed for higher loan caps. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Tue, May 12,2026 09:16:26PM EST
Also: Airventure Voted Tops, Banyan Promises No World Cup Fees, Spirit Parked, Drone Protection The U.S. Senate has unanimously passed the Maverick Act of 2026 to preserve the last three F-14 Tomcats for public display and educational purposes. Congressman Abraham Hamadeh (R-Ariz.) introduced the Maverick Act of 2026, a bipartisan bill to preserve the last three F-14 Tomcats. The legislation is a companion to a bill introduced in the U.S. Senate by Sen. Tim Sheehy (R-Mont.). The Maverick Act of 2026 creates a narrow exception to the post-retirement restrictions that have destroyed nearly all F-14s. New Bureau of Transportation Statistics data shows that US airlines spent just over $5 billion on fuel in March, giving the industry a painfully clear look at what the current fuel spike is actually costing it. More than 75,000 flights have already been cut from the summer schedule in response to the price surge… and it may only get worse from here. A New Hampshire FAA employee is on the federal stand after allegedly emailing a very obvious death threat to President Donald Trump. This appears to be the last step in a pattern that drew Secret Service attention months earlier. 35-year-old Dean DelleChiaie, from Nashua, New Hampshire, was charged with interstate communication of a threat after prosecutors saw an email he allegedly sent to the White House on April 21. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Tue, May 12,2026 09:16:15PM EST
Witness Observed The Airplane Enter A Descending Left Turn, Followed By A Brief Right Turn And A Slight Climb, Before It “Dropped Out Of The Sky.” On April 19, 2026, about 0834 eastern daylight time, a Cessna 401B, N122AT, was destroyed when it was involved in an accident near Land O’ Lakes, Florida. The commercial pilot was fatally injured. The airplane was operated as a Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 91 personal flight. Witnesses reported hearing the airplane flying at a low altitude, which drew their attention. One witness reported that the airplane was flying low and that the engine power sounded as though it was decreasing. The witness observed the airplane enter a descending left turn, followed by a brief right turn and a slight climb, before it “dropped out of the sky.” The witness then observed a large fireball followed by a plume of smoke.
Tue, May 12,2026 09:16:12PM EST
From 2024 (YouTube Edition): Model Debuts Alongside 160-Hp Rotax 916 iS In a recent partnership, CubCrafters and Rotax together unveiled their new and improved designs: the Carbon Cub UL powered by the 160 hp Rotax 916 iS. The aircraft quickly took the stage for its simplicity, stability, and exceptional performance. The Carbon Cub UL began as a method for CubCrafters to further invest in the somewhat untapped international market. It falls under European ultralight standards, weighing in at 860 lbs empty and having a maximum takeoff weight of 1320 lbs. Though it was initially aimed at overseas customers, the Carbon Cub UL has already become a massive worldwide hit. It is based primarily on CubCrafters’s vastly popular Carbon Cub SS model, which has consistently topped the chart for American light-sport sales.
Tue, May 12,2026 09:16:08PM EST
Aero Linx: Red River Swift Wing The mission of the Red River Swift Wing remains vague and unwritten. We are just a bunch of guys and gals who love our Swifts, enjoy being around Swifts, or just enjoy being around people who talk Swifts. Most of the RRSW gang are in Texas and Oklahoma, close to the birthplace of the Swift in Saginaw,Texas, but we have supporters across the country. Thanks for visiting the RRSW website.
Tue, May 12,2026 09:16:04PM EST
Also: Commercial Airline Pay, EAA Learn-To-Fly Week, AF Pilot Incentives, Flexjet Buys Gulfstreams AOPA released Rules for the May 12th Annual Meeting. The rules arrive at a moment of heightened scrutiny following months of controversy and internal concern, and in that context, several provisions stand out. Member participation, for example, is sharply constrained. Only 20 members will be permitted to speak during a designated feedback session, each limited to two minutes, with access granted on a first-come, first-served basis for those attending in person. For an organization representing a substantial national membership, that effectively reduces direct member input. After a very brief but very real scare, Sonex Aviation is back in operation… and it claims to have learned its lesson. The beloved sportplane maker will be running under new ownership this time around, picking up where it left off with production of its brand-new High Wing kit. The Oshkosh-based company announced its initial closure in a March 27 video message from owner Mark Schaible, citing a “perfect storm” of declining sales, rising production costs, and mounting debt, even amid the much-anticipated release of its Highwing kit. Spirit Airlines has shut down after failing to get a $500 Million bailout from the Trump administration to keep operating. "It is with great disappointment that on May 2, 2026, Spirit Airlines started an orderly wind-down of our operations, effective immediately,"the carrier said in an online statement early Saturday morning. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Tue, May 12,2026 09:15:53PM EST
Also: NetJets Ascend, B-52 Engine Upgrades, Duncan Loans Jet, DART Aerospace Cable-Cutter Volunteers are working to restore a World War II B-17 bomber that spent nearly seven decades as a roadside landmark in Milwaukee, Ore. The restoration is taking place in a Salem aircraft hangar, where the B-17 Alliance is working on the Lacey Lady. The bomber was a fixture on McLoughlin Boulevard in Milwaukee for 67 years. Scott’s husband’s grandfather, Art Lacey, purchased the B-17 in 1947. It was a surplus plane left over following World War II. Lacey wanted to use it as a giant billboard for his Milwaukee gas station. The long-delayed replacement for Air Force One may be far from ready, but its temporary substitute nearly is. The former Qatari Boeing 747 has completed its modification and flight testing phase and is expected to enter service this summer. The aircraft remains in the shop for purely cosmetic updates. Wisk Aero has announced the successful first flight of its second Generation 6 aircraft. It is a milestone for Wisk’s flight-test program and scale, coming shortly after the first Gen 6 aircraft started its flight-test campaign in mid-December. Conducted at Wisk’s flight-test facility in Hollister, Calif., the flight included vertical takeoff, hover, and chirp maneuvers... All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
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