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Fri, Jan 30,2026 05:43:25PM EST
... And Silence/Ignorance/Inaction Is No Longer Acceptable -- Dedicated To Every Aviator Wannabe, Every Struggling Aviator Of Today, And Those Who Left… But Long To Return News/Analysis/Opinion By James R Campbell, ANN CEO and Editor-In-Chief I have been experiencing and anticipating a few milestones of late… a few days back, I celebrated my 55th year since a very cold glider solo at the age of 14, all this, while currently trying to close the less than 100 hour gap between my current flight time and a long anticipated 20,000th flight hour. The gamut of experiences has been substantial and inspiring… mostly. For most of my life, aviation represented something rare: freedom earned through discipline, community built through shared responsibility, and opportunity created by people willing to work, learn, and accept risk in pursuit of something extraordinary. That aviation is disappearing.
Fri, Jan 30,2026 05:40:13PM EST
"The FAA's new structure makes the changes required to increase operational efficiency, foster innovation and empower the bold action needed to build an aviation system that in many ways will redefine air transportation. More than just a re-org, this plan re-envisions what America's aviation system is, and how it can best serve all stakeholders, now and in the decades to come..."Source: Ed Bolen, National Business Aviation Association president and CEO, explaining aspects of the planned overhaul of the FAA's organizational structure, the largest in the agency's history, which also includes the creation of a new safety oversight office.
Fri, Jan 30,2026 05:40:04PM EST
Aero Linx: Regional Airline Association (RAA) Regional airlines provide critical links connecting communities throughout North America to the national and international air transport networks and the vast economic benefits that connectivity brings. It is likely that you have flown on regional airlines regularly. In many cases, flights with fewer than 100 seats feature major airline branding and are operated by regional airline partners under code-sharing agreements. These airlines have their own operating certificates and their own employees. Some regional airlines serve communities through the Essential Air Service (EAS) program. Often, regional airlines are the only viable transportation link for small communities. RAA provides a unified voice of advocacy for North American regional airlines aimed at promoting a safe, reliable and strong regional airline industry and serves as an important support network connecting regional airlines and industry business partners, enabling them to share best practices.
Fri, Jan 30,2026 05:40:00PM EST
Center Weather Advisory An unscheduled weather advisory issued by Center Weather Service Unit meteorologists for ATC use to alert pilots of existing or anticipated adverse weather conditions within the next 2 hours. A CWA may modify or redefine a SIGMET.
Fri, Jan 30,2026 05:39:56PM 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!!!
Fri, Jan 30,2026 05:39:50PM EST
"The False Claims Act protects more than taxpayer dollars-it safeguards the integrity of federal missions that depend on safe, reliable equipment... The U.S. Coast Guard Investigative Service is committed to ensuring the integrity of procurements by the U.S. Coast Guard..."Source: U.S. Attorney Jason A. Reding Quiñones for the Southern District of Florida, commenting as Sherwood Avionics and Accessories, Inc., headquartered in Opa-Locka, Fla. has agreed to pay $109,618 in a settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice over the maintenance of Coast Guard Aircraft.
Fri, Jan 30,2026 05:39:47PM EST
Obstacle An existing object, object of natural growth, or terrain at a fixed geographical location or which may be expected at a fixed location within a prescribed area with reference to which vertical clearance is or must be provided during flight operation.
Fri, Jan 30,2026 05:39:44PM EST
Also: Ethiopian Airlines Boeing Buy, Seaplane Course, USAF MH-139 Grey Wolf, TransDigm Takes Over A French court is ordering SAS Airways Aviation Academy to shut its doors, officially bringing operations at its Montpellier base to an end. The decision takes effect January 23, 2026, almost exactly eight months after it was hit by a major arson attack that left more than a dozen key assets damaged or destroyed. Federal authorities are taking a closer look at quite a hefty sum of cash that has passed through Minneapolis–St. Paul International Airport (MSP), totalling nearly $700 million carried by airline passengers over the past two years. Homeland Security officials say the money was found in both checked and carry-on bags on international departures and is believed to be tied to Somali immigrants. 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. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Fri, Jan 30,2026 05:39:37PM 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!!!
Fri, Jan 30,2026 05:39:27PM 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!!!
Fri, Jan 30,2026 05:39:20PM EST
Aero Linx: United Kingdom Flight Safety Committee (UKFSC) The main body of the UK Flight Safety Committee consists of the representatives of each of the Members. Four meetings are held each year. The dates and venues of these meetings are published periodically with the minutes and are permanently displayed on our Web Site (look under Event Calendar – Meetings). The meetings usually start at 1030 hours and continue to about 1500 hours. A buffet lunch is provided. The Agenda for each meeting is published in advance and circulated to all members. Guests may be invited to attend the meetings with prior approval.
Fri, Jan 30,2026 05:39:17PM EST
Pilot Reported To The Controller That He Was Turning Due To Clouds On December 23, 2025, about 0841 Pacific standard time, a Beech K35, N9540R, was substantially damaged when it was involved in an accident near Summer Lake, Oregon. The pilot was fatally injured. The airplane was being operated as a Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 91 personal flight. According to preliminary ADS-B flight track data, the airplane departed Susanville Municipal Airport (SVE), Susanville, California about 0730 and flew northwest. About 0752, the pilot requested visual flight rules (VFR) flight following to McNary Field (SLE), Salem, Oregon, with Seattle Air Route Traffic Control Center (ARTCC). About 0759, the airplane was at an altitude of about 10,600 mean sea level (msl) and turned toward the west-northwest, and the pilot reported to the controller that he was turning due to clouds.
Fri, Jan 30,2026 05:39:14PM EST
From 2023 (YouTube Edition): Very Cool and Highly Collectable An offshoot of MotoArt, the first and only concern to handcraft one-of-a-kind articles of furniture from the salvaged structures and components of decommissioned aircraft, PlaneTags is an ever-broadening line of aviation mementos fashioned—hand-cut, stamped, shaped, and individually etched—from the skins of retired aircraft. Cognizant of the innumerable stories preserved figuratively and literally throughout the forlorn carcasses of once-proud aircraft relegated to the world’s boneyards, PlaneTags’s personnel scour the globe in perpetuity, seeking out and salvaging vintage military and commercial aircraft.
Fri, Jan 30,2026 05:39:07PM EST
Also: Flying Near Super Bowl LX?, Pilots Fight, Freedom Plane, Cessna-Piper Service Kits The space shuttle Discovery is not packing up and moving to Houston just yet. Despite Congress fully funding the move in 2025, the new NASA administrator is now pushing for the spacecraft to remain right where it is, on display at the Smithsonian, instead of relocating to Johnson Space Center. The FAA is permanently revising flight restrictions immediately in the airspace over the Potomac River near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) to allow only essential helicopter operations in the area. The FAA previously implemented TFRs around DCA. To make the restrictions contained in the TFRs permanent, the FAA issued an Interim Flight Rule (IFR) published on Jan. 23, 2026. The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee approved legislation to digitize pilot certificates, help military air traffic controllers transition into Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) careers, and examine drone impacts on wildfire-suppression efforts. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Fri, Jan 30,2026 05:38:58PM EST
Also: Airlift Of PBY, Greece Suffers ATC Failure, IA Course, Breeze Pilots Sue Greg Mercer made his money modernizing how people sell things online. Now, he’s using his fortune to attempt success in a far less forgiving industry: personal aviation. The Jungle Scout founder has created a clean-sheet, four-seat aircraft dubbed the Skytron. The design that followed is fully digital fly-by-wire with flight envelope protection. The aircraft is being engineered to actively prevent stalls, overspeeds, excessive bank angles, and other inputs that typically precede loss-of-control accidents. The goal isn’t to eliminate pilots, but to cap how wrong things can go. After more than two decades at NASA and enough time in space to outpace nearly every astronaut in the US alive, Sunita “Suni” Williams is moving into retirement. This means that both astronauts involved in the high-profile Boeing Starliner mission last year have formally ended their service with the agency. The FAA put a drone no-fly zone within 3,000 feet of "Department of Homeland Security facilities and mobile assets,"according to NOTAM FDC 6/4375 posted by the government. The no-fly zone, in essence a TFR, is the same type that the U.S. uses to restrict consumer drones over military bases and Department of Energy (DOE) research centers and facilities. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
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