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Sun, Dec 28,2025 03:43:39PM EST
The Pilot Described That The Airplane Was Climbing At A Lower Rate Than He Had Expected Analysis: After departing and completing maneuvers in the local area, the pilot was returning to the departure airport to land. According to the pilot and surveillance video of the accident flight, after the pilot aborted his initial landing attempt the airplane climbed at a low speed and high angle of attack before rejoining the traffic pattern at a low altitude.
Sun, Dec 28,2025 03:43:36PM EST
Aero Linx: Belgian Cockpit Association (BeCA) BeCA has become an unavoidable partner in the aviation sector in Belgium. It is regularly consulted by the highest political powers and the media about aviation-related matters. This is thanks to our members: our association lives by and for its members. Therefore, by joining BeCA, you support its work; you contribute to the continuous improvement of aviation safety and the defense of pilots’ working conditions and help shape our beautiful profession’s future.
Sun, Dec 28,2025 03:43:34PM EST
Nondirectional Beacon An L/MF or UHF radio beacon transmitting nondirectional signals whereby the pilot of an aircraft equipped with direction finding equipment can determine his/her bearing to or from the radio beacon and “home” on or track to or from the station. When the radio beacon is installed in conjunction with the Instrument Landing System marker, it is normally called a Compass Locator.
Sun, Dec 28,2025 03:43:31PM EST
“Aircraft mechanics for small planes are almost impossible to find. If Klem leaves, that’s it for general aviation here. People will just sell their planes.” Source: So says John Oakes, an A&P who works alongside Irv “Klem” Klemmensen, whose Klem’s Aero Repair has been one of the go-to spots for general aviation maintenance needs since 1982… and now, the Jacksonville Airport Authority has decided to boot the company over minor and disputed lease violations. The 80-year-old Vietnam Veteran who runs the shop is not going down quietly.
Sun, Dec 28,2025 03:43:28PM EST
"The Wright Brothers taught us how to fly, and we want to encourage future generations to get involved in aviation and aviation history... This monument is something we have wanted to add to the museum for years. We are planning a museum expansion at the Spirit of Flight Museum and we will have a plaque on the new building that is 120 feet from the monument. The plaque will make it known that Orville's flight was shorter than the width of the museum building."Source: Gordon Page, president of the Spirit of Flight Foundation, explaining why the Spirit of Flight Foundation Museum in Idaho added a new sandstone monument on the grounds outside the museum on December 17 to commemorate the 122nd anniversary of the Wright Brothers'first flight.
Sun, Dec 28,2025 03:43:24PM EST
Klyde Wonders What To Expect From The 'New'NASA FMI: www.klydemorris.com
Sun, Dec 28,2025 03:43:21PM EST
Navigation Reference System (NRS) The NRS is a system of waypoints developed for use within the United States for flight planning and navigation without reference to ground based navigational aids. The NRS waypoints are located in a grid pattern along defined latitude and longitude lines. The initial use of the NRS will be in the high altitude environment. The NRS waypoints are intended for use by aircraft capable of point-to-point navigation.
Sun, Dec 28,2025 03:43:17PM EST
Also: Army Helos Rescue 18, Stadiums v Drones, Hartzell's New Sky-Tec, R66 Mil Fleet Logs Time The owners of Solberg-Hunterdon Airport (N51) have taken their dispute with local officials to court, arguing that a newly adopted zoning procedure by Readington Township is designed to quietly “suffocate” airport operations -- not just regulate them. The lawsuit claims the measure would prevent modernization and eventually make the family-run field economically unsustainable. Tecnam has introduced the P2008JC NG: a much-anticipated update to its two-seat training aircraft, now certified under EASA CS-23 standards. The variant replaces the earlier certification basis with CS-23 Amendment 6, applying current airworthiness requirements to a long-standing design. Spirit Airlines has managed to scrape in an immediate $50 million boost through its debtor-in-possession (DIP) financing arrangement, providing short-term liquidity as it continues another restructuring under Chapter 11 protection. The funds became available on December 15 -- ironically, the same day much of the industry thought Spirit was going dark for good. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Sun, Dec 28,2025 03:43:11PM EST
Also: New Katanas, Kern County FD Training, IndiGo’s Botched Roster, MGen. Leavitt Named ERAU Dean The Australian Transportation Safety Bureau (ATSB) has wrapped up its investigation into a recent skydiving incident, revealing that one of the jumpers was left hanging 15,000’ AGL from the aircraft’s horizontal stabilizer due to an inadvertent deployment of his reserve parachute. He was able to cut himself free and pull his primary chute. Cooper Aircraft Corporation has expanded support for Rotax installations with a new mount for naturally aspirated engines. The new mounts cover the Highwing, Legacy, B Model, Onex, Sonex, Waiex, and Xenos. The mounts are delivered in white, and will mount upthe Rotax 912UL, 912ULS, 912iS, 914UL, 915iS and 916iS. Section 373 of the newly passed National Defense Authorization Act isn’t sitting well with much of the industry, sparking public frustration from the National Transportation Safety Board, ALPA, and Washington, D.C. officials. Their statements all serve as a warning to Congress, claiming that the provision undoing necessary safety protections put in place after January’s deadly mid-air collision. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Sun, Dec 28,2025 03:43:06PM EST
Also: Archer Takes On Hawthorne Airport, Saudi GACA, Soyuz Return, Push To Invest In SAF Electra is walking its EL9 hybrid-electric aircraft into the formal certification phase, filing its application with the FAA to begin the Part 23 process. Work with the FAA now shifts from compliance in development to acceptance of the certification plan and building out the test program. “This certification application signals that the EL9 is fast becoming a reality and reflects the progress our team and the FAA have made together,” said Electra CEO Marc Allen. EVIO has unveiled the product of more than eight years of rigorous development: the EVIO 810 hybrid-electric regional aircraft… and a lengthy list of customers to go with it. The Montreal-based company has secured conditional agreements and options for 450 airplanes, setting the stage for an entry into service in the early 2030s. The clean-sheet design is backed by investment from Boeing and supported technically by Pratt & Whitney Canada. The VX4 program has borne new fruit in the Valo, a 6-passenger eVTOL from Vertical Aerospace. The Valo is an offshoot of the VX4, which has long been the face of Vertical’s eVTOL efforts. They’ve done some pretty solid flights in their test regime, taking off in real-world conditions and hovering around the tarmac a bit. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-NextGen!!!
Sun, Dec 28,2025 03:43:01PM EST
Also: Atlantic Aviation Expands, FedEx MD-11s To Fly By Spring?, DCA Crash Followup, ANN Holiday Sked Bombardier’s Global 8000 has received type certification from US aviation regulators, opening a key market for what the manufacturer claims to be the fastest civilian aircraft since the Concorde. The approval follows Transport Canada type certification granted on November 5, with the aircraft entering service in December. Certification from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency remains pending. The US Parachute Association is celebrating an eventful year in the sport by noting the biggest stories and achievements from the year. Highlights include an 86-year-old skydiver achieving 1,000 jumps and earning her USPA Gold Wings, new world records set, and skydivers completing 26,718 jumps on World Skydiving Day. FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford told Congress that if the agency continues operating as it currently does, air traffic control towers across the country are unlikely to ever reach full staffing levels. Bedford was testifying during the “The State of American Aviation” hearing before the Aviation Subcommittee of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee on Capitol Hill. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Sun, Dec 28,2025 03:42:57PM EST
Also: Bombardier’s Mach 0.95 Jet, Bristell Upgrade, Leonardo M-346, Happy Holiday! The effort to reunite a plane with its pilot has continued to rise through the ranks, reaching federal levels in a recent letter to the DoT and the Department of the Interior. The agencies are being asked to step in after a Stinson 108 was emergency-landed and held captive on the tribal land in northern Minnesota. The request centers on a 1946 Stinson 108 owned by Darrin Smedsmo which was flying over the Red Lake Indian Reservation toward Bemidji for training when his engine suffered a catastrophic failure, forcing a landing on Minnesota Highway 1. An early-morning aircraft theft at Van Nuys Airport (VNY) ended quickly, and surprisingly without leaving the ground, when a stolen LA Flight Academy Cessna 172 crashed into the side of a hangar. Authorities say the training aircraft struck the building while taxiing. Jared “Rook” Isaacman was sworn in on December 18, 2025, as the 15th Administrator of NASA by District Judge Timothy J. Kelly. Isaacman took the oath during a ceremony held at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building in Washington, D.C. In his new role, Isaacman will lead the agency in its pursuit of exploration, scientific discovery, and innovation. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Sun, Dec 28,2025 03:42:47PM EST
Aero Linx: Chicago Executive Pilots'Association (CEPA) The Palwaukee Airport Pilots Association (PAPA) was formed in 1987 as a forum for the users of PWK. To acknowledge the airport’s new name, we became Chicago Executive Pilots Association. Our mission was and continues to be to promote the safety of operations and continued development of Chicago Executive Airport (formerly known as Palwaukee) in a fraternal environment with the pilots, users, and the community.
Sun, Dec 28,2025 03:42:44PM EST
From 2012 (YouTube Edition): Retired AOPA President Still Understands What An Association Must Do To Serve An Embattled Industry It's been nearly four years since Phil Boyer stepped down as the president of AOPA at the end of 2008. When Boyer took the controls in 1991 (only the third president in AOPA’s 69-year history), the GA industry was in crisis, beaten down by product liability lawsuits. He helped pass the General Aviation Revitalization Act, which turned around aircraft manufacturing. He also championed civilian use of GPS and WAAS, and later ADS-B to benefit general aviation. Boyer had quite an effect...
Sun, Dec 28,2025 03:42:40PM EST
The Pilot’s Distraction And Failure To Monitor The Airplane’s Flight Path, Which Resulted In Controlled Flight Into A Lake Analysis: After performing a flyby of nearby event, the pilot of the vintage amphibious airplane flew the airplane out over a lake near the seabase. While maneuvering, he attempted to contact people on the ground utilizing the common traffic advisory frequency he had heard people using earlier in the week. After failing to reach anyone, the pilot set the flight controls for a slow descent. Then he used his mobile phone to send a text message asking a friend for the radio frequency in use, and upon reply, changed the frequency.
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