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Sat, Feb 07,2026 05:58:44PM EST
From 2015 (YouTube Edition): The Stunning Technology Behind What Keeps Much Of The Aero-World Flying In this video we have the pleasure of meeting, J.J. Frigge, the Executive Vice President for Hartzell Propeller, and we receive a personal guided tour of the Hartzell production facility. The Hartzell Propeller Company goes back to the early days of aviation when they were innovators in airplane propeller research and development. The spirit of those days has not been lost on the modern company. The video takes us through the production process of Hartzell propellers that are found on some of the highest performance propeller-driven airplanes. Hartzell produces their propellers through a process they call, "Cellular Manufacturing,"and Frigge gives us a look at how that's accomplished.
Sat, Feb 07,2026 05:58:41PM EST
Aero Linx: 1-26 Association (Schweizer) Welcome to the 1-26 Association. The Association’s goal is to foster the helpfulness, the camaraderie, and the opportunity for head-to-head competition that is found in One Design groups in sailing. It is an organization of people who share the common ideal that soaring should be fun, not frantic – people who include pilots, families, crews and others who are interested. Membership is open to everyone. Owning a 1-26 or being a pilot is not required!
Sat, Feb 07,2026 05:58:38PM 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!!!
Sat, Feb 07,2026 05:58:33PM EST
From 2023 (YouTube Edition): An Eagle by Any Other Name Originally developed as the Yuma by Alisport, an Italian aircraft manufacturer based in the Northern Italian city of Cremella, the Aquilae (ACK-will-lay) is a kit-built, STOL-capable, Light Sport Aircraft (LSA) distributed in the U.S. by Kent, Illinois-based North American Eagle. Aquilae is the Latin term for Eagle. As implied by its eligibility for certification as an LSA, the Aquilae’s maximum gross weight is 1,320-pounds. The aircraft is powered by a one-hundred-horsepower normally-aspirated, carbureted, four-cylinder, four-stroke, liquid-and-air-cooled, Rotax 912 ULS engine. Built entirely with 2024-T3 Alclad aluminum fitted over a 4130 steel tube welded frame, the Aquilae can be had with either a conventional (tail-dragger) or tricycle undercarriage. In addition to being eminently conducive to easy storage the Aquilae’s unique, folding main-wing is fitted with electric flaps and houses a pair of 9.25-gallon fuel-tanks to which the aircraft’s advertised range of between 434 and 508-nautical-miles is ascribed, in part.
Sat, Feb 07,2026 05:58:29PM EST
“This is just the beginning. It marks the start of an Artemis program that will evolve to support repeated and affordable missions to the Moon, in line with President Trump’s national space policy. Getting this mission right means returning to the Moon to stay and a future to Artemis 100 and beyond.” Source: NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman, commenting as NASA’s Space Launch System ran into familiar trouble this week, experiencing hydrogen leaks during a very important, very public “wet dress rehearsal” ahead of the Artemis II mission. Though many were hopeful at first, agency head Jared Isaacman confirmed that the original mid-February launch target was being scrapped.
Sat, Feb 07,2026 05:58:27PM EST
Aero Linx: Swift Museum Foundation, Inc. The Swift Museum Foundation is a 501(3)c non-profit, member supported organization. Membership details are available by contacting the Museum Headquarters. Membership benefits include sharing over 60 years experience in the care and maintenance of the Swift by thousands of owner members. The Swift Museum Foundation was started by Charlie Nelson, our President, over 40 years ago with an ad in Trade-A-Plane to Swift owners inquiring about any interest in forming a type club. It started as the International Swift Association, grew and ten years later became the only type club to purchase the FAA Type Certificate for it’s aircraft. It also acquired with the Type Certificate the original factory tooling, the remaining parts inventory and the original manufacturing plans. This allows us to have FAA PMA parts manufactured to keep this great aircraft flying for the foreseeable future.
Sat, Feb 07,2026 05:58:24PM EST
Also: Successful Electric Av Test, Venezuelan Routes Resuming, Rare WWII Bomber Recovery, New CAP Wing Commander Canada says they are actively working to certify the Gulfstream jets that President Donald Trump complained about while threatening to impose a 50% tariff on aircraft from Canada and to not certify new Canadian planes. "It is our understanding that the certification process is well underway and that the certification demands were absolutely recent,"said Canadian Industry Minister Melanie Joly. The U.S. military on Tuesday shot down an Iranian drone that "aggressively"approached the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) aircraft carrier in the Arabian Sea in the northwest part of the Indian Ocean. The Iranian Shahed-139 drone was flying toward the carrier "with unclear intent"and was shot down by an F-35 U.S. fighter jet. Blue Origin recently hit pause on its New Shepard program, stepping away from suborbital space tourism for at least the next two years. While the program will always be remembered for putting Blue Origin on the spaceflight map, what comes next could be a game-changer for not just the company but the aerospace industry as a whole. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Sat, Feb 07,2026 05:58:18PM 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!!!
Sat, Feb 07,2026 05:58:13PM EST
Also: CAF Ground School, ALPA Vows, NE Master Pilot Award, Thai Sims A change in Delta's pilot career path for college students is making it more focused on a limited number of partners and pilots who are closest to meeting Airline Transport Pilot minimums. Delta offers a pilot career path for college students at all US-based universities with flight education programs accredited by the Aviation Accreditation Board International (AABI), and graduates of select affiliate flight schools. Acron Aviation Academy announced the return of two of its most popular training programs, the Accelerated Airline Pilot Track (AAPT) and the Professional Pilot Program (PPP). The school also announced the establishment of its new merit-based EXCEL Scholarship Program. The two programs have collectively launched the careers of hundreds of pilots, and are designed to meet the needs of motivated students who seek a direct and structured pathway to the airlines. The FAA has issued what is called an information for operators"recommending all pilots receive training in spatial disorientation (SD). The types of training should include scenario-based training to include unexpected scenarios that mimic real-life situations where disorientation may occur to cultivate practical flying skills in an operational environment. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne!!!
Sat, Feb 07,2026 05:58:08PM 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!!!
Sat, Feb 07,2026 05:58:03PM 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!!!
Sat, Feb 07,2026 05:57:57PM EST
Terminal VFR RADAR Service A national program instituted to extend the terminal radar services provided instrument flight rules (IFR) aircraft to visual flight rules (VFR) aircraft. The program is divided into four types service referred to as basic radar service, terminal radar service area (TRSA) service, Class B service and Class C service. The type of service provided at a particular location is contained in the Chart Supplement.
Sat, Feb 07,2026 05:57:53PM EST
Also: Dynon Autopilot 4 Mooneys, United-Starlink, HondaJet Elite II Autoland, Air India Un-Grounds 787 An initial announcement by AOPA, signaling a change in leadership, appears to be less than honest. The AOPA Board of Trustees initially claimed that it would be searching for a new leader after current president and CEO Darren Pleasance, who has been with the organization a little over a year, ‘transitions’ IMMEDIATELY to an 'advisory'role. Navy Captain E. Royce Williams (Ret.) will receive the Congressional Medal of Honor for his exceptional valor and heroism during the Korean War. Congressman Darrell Issa said President Donald Trump had informed Williams he will receive the award. “My friend, constituent, and hero Royce Williams is 100 years young, a Top Gun pilot like no other, and an American hero for all time,” Issa said. Plans to redevelop the Indianapolis Downtown Heliport are on hold after Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita asked federal officials to reconsider their approval of the facility’s anticipated sale to the city. The heliport has been closed since Dec. 15, but a sale is not permitted until several FAA regulations are satisfied. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Sat, Feb 07,2026 05:57:48PM 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!!!
Sat, Feb 07,2026 05:57:41PM 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!!!
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