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Wed, Nov 04,2026 02:46:07PM EST
Unclear At This Point What Caused It To Break Away Investigators recovered three pieces of the Learjet’s left elevator miles from the Greenacres crash site, a significant clue that at least part of the aircraft separated before impact, an NTSB board member said Tuesday. NTSB Board Member Tom Chapman said the pieces were found about 1.3 to 3.8 miles from the crash site. The elevator is a control surface on the aircraft’s tail that controls its up-and-down pitch. Investigators have not determined whether the elevator’s separation contributed to the accident or whether the forces on the plane caused it to break away. Chapman said the finding will guide further investigation. “We don’t know that yet,” Chapman said. “But finding that piece is a very, very significant bit of evidence.”
Wed, Nov 04,2026 02:22:29PM EST
Also: NASA’s Dragonfly Mission, Bridger Aerospace, Next-Generation Combat Air, Upset Training Safety Summit Virgin Galactic has announced the name of its lead Delta spaceship: Apeiron. The name was chosen by a public vote that drew thousands of responses from around the world — including 83 countries and six continents — giving the global space community a direct role in shaping the identity of the company’s lead Spaceship. It is drawn from the ancient Greek concept of “the boundless.” Ukraine has created drones that act as flying relay towers, allowing its drones conducting missions to fly farther while making them harder for Russia to jam. In a war where drones gather intel and account for more than 95% of Russia's front-line losses, Ukraine wants its operators to keep control of their drones over longer distances with stronger signals that are harder for Russia to break. One solution is the signal repeater drone, a flying signal booster that operates between a pilot and a mission drone, relaying commands to the aircraft and sending back video and intelligence to the operator. Able to fly much higher than a ground antenna, airborne repeaters can extend a drone's range and help preserve the connection under pressure. A NASA project designed to enhance safety in advanced air mobility (AAM) aircraft, such as air taxis and medical emergency drones, developed new layers of collaboration among NASA officials, project leaders, researchers and students from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and other partnering institutions at a recent meeting marking the project’s first year. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Innovation!!!
Wed, Nov 04,2026 02:22:00PM EST
A Portion Of The Contribution Will Establish Matching Donation For Meadow View Peak The Jim Richmond Backcountry Aviation Foundation has announced a generous $100,000 donation commitment from Royce Anderson and Nancy Schatzberg of Wellington, Nevada. The gift will support two of the Foundation’s signature backcountry aviation destinations, helping expand recreational aviation access while preserving important backcountry infrastructure for future generations. A portion of the contribution will establish a matching donation opportunity for the Foundation’s newest project, Meadow View Peak in Plumas County, California. Through this matching commitment, contributions from other supporters will be matched dollar for dollar, effectively doubling their impact toward the development of this new public-use backcountry aviation destination.
Wed, Nov 04,2026 02:21:08PM EST
Daher Aircraft Key Sponsor Of Event With 300 Attendees The TBMOPA (TBM Owners and Pilots Association) has taken its flight safety focus to a new level, dedicating the organization’s 2026 Annual Convention to three days of activities exploring the principles and practices of sound aeronautical decision-making. Held in Phoenix, Arizona, this year’s event attracted more than 300 attendees, including TBM owners/operators and their companions, equipment and services suppliers, along with representatives of Daher Aircraft – the TBM manufacturer and a key TBMOPA sponsor. A total of 78 TBMs were flown to Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, representing the full family range: the TBM 700, TBM 850 and TBM 900-series, with these aircraft arriving from across the U.S., and from Canada, the Bahamas, Switzerland and South Africa. Included in this overall count were nine TBM 980s – the latest version that Daher Aircraft began delivering to international customers in January.
Wed, Nov 04,2026 02:20:22PM EST
Also: NASA’s Dragonfly Mission, Bridger Aerospace, Next-Generation Combat Air, Upset Training Safety Summit Virgin Galactic has announced the name of its lead Delta spaceship: Apeiron. The name was chosen by a public vote that drew thousands of responses from around the world — including 83 countries and six continents — giving the global space community a direct role in shaping the identity of the company’s lead Spaceship. It is drawn from the ancient Greek concept of “the boundless.” Ukraine has created drones that act as flying relay towers, allowing its drones conducting missions to fly farther while making them harder for Russia to jam. In a war where drones gather intel and account for more than 95% of Russia's front-line losses, Ukraine wants its operators to keep control of their drones over longer distances with stronger signals that are harder for Russia to break. One solution is the signal repeater drone, a flying signal booster that operates between a pilot and a mission drone, relaying commands to the aircraft and sending back video and intelligence to the operator. Able to fly much higher than a ground antenna, airborne repeaters can extend a drone's range and help preserve the connection under pressure. A NASA project designed to enhance safety in advanced air mobility (AAM) aircraft, such as air taxis and medical emergency drones, developed new layers of collaboration among NASA officials, project leaders, researchers and students from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and other partnering institutions at a recent meeting marking the project’s first year. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Innovation!!!
Wed, Nov 04,2026 02:08:40PM EST
Finding A Role For The Aircraft A Struggle After Collapse Of Kabul The U.S. Air Force is mothballing its fleet of three Embraer A-29 (EMB 314) Super Tucano advanced trainer/light attack aircraft, according to a new contract. On October 29, the Air Force released a notice that it would award a sole-source contract to Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) to provide on-call support for the aircraft while in storage. The three fully sealed Super Tucanos currently in storage at Edwards Air Force Base are not expected to return to flight for the Air Force. SNC is to ensure the aircraft’s safe storage, environmental compliance, and ground movement within the installation. The A-29 was developed by Brazil’s Embraer, but the U.S. became an important part of its international production and marketing effort through a partnership between Embraer and SNC. The U.S. government procured 26 A-29s for Afghanistan, although not all had been delivered to the Afghan Air Force when the Taliban returned to power.
Wed, Nov 04,2026 02:08:28PM EST
DOJ Seeking Permanent Ownership Of 2012 Gulfstream G550 Federal investigators seized a Chinese-registered private jet after discovering the aircraft allegedly made an unauthorized six-day trip to Iran, violating strict U.S. sanctions and export regulations. According to court documents, the Department of Justice filed a federal forfeiture complaint on October 28 seeking permanent ownership of a 2012 Gulfstream G550 aircraft registered to Deer Jet (Beijing) Co., Ltd., after the FBI seized the plane in Anchorage, Alaska. The nine-page complaint alleges the American-manufactured aircraft departed Beijing, China, on December 13, 2024, and traveled to Tehran, Iran, where it remained until December 19. Federal prosecutors claim the trip violated U.S. export restrictions because the aircraft entered Iran without the required authorization and remained there longer than permitted under regulations governing certain temporary visits.
Wed, Nov 04,2026 02:08:15PM EST
Six BRINC Dones Stationed At Docking Sites Throughout St. Louis Drones could begin responding to some 911 calls in St. Louis by the end of this week, pending approval of new operating policies by the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners. The department’s original plan, approved by the Police Board in May, called for six BRINC drones stationed at docking sites throughout St. Louis. Those locations would be selected based on crime trends, 911 call volume, police response patterns and operational needs. The goal is to send drones to emergency calls within minutes, potentially before officers arrive. Police say the technology would give responding officers a live aerial view of a scene, helping them better understand what they are walking into.
Wed, Nov 04,2026 02:08:05PM EST
18 FA-50M Aircraft Procured Under Malaysia's Fighter Lead-In Training And Light Combat Aircraft Program Defense Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin on Friday received the first FA-50M light combat aircraft acquired by the Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF), marking an important milestone in the country's efforts to strengthen its air defense capabilities. The aircraft, developed by Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI), arrived on Friday at the Labuan RMAF base, after being flown from Sacheon, Republic of Korea. “The official handover ceremony is scheduled to take place in mid-November at RMAF Kuantan Air Base,” he told reporters at the Labuan RMAF base.
Wed, Nov 04,2026 02:07:52PM EST
Manistee Blacker Airport Authority Has Reversed Course A Michigan airport had planned to start charging a $10 landing fee in October for light general aviation aircraft at Michigan’s Manistee County/Blacker Airport but now the airport authority has changed the plan to a ramp fee. At its October 12 meeting, the authority's board voted to change the charge to a facility fee that applies only to operators who park on the airport's ramp and use its landside access, instead of charging for every landing. The vote came less than two months after the board adopted a rates and charges schedule, set to take effect October 1, that applied landing fees to light GA aircraft.
Wed, Nov 04,2026 02:07:39PM EST
Flight From St. Petersburg To Tampa International Airport Joby Aviation has launched a week of piloted electric air taxi flights across Florida, taking its aircraft from Tampa to Orlando and on to the Space Coast. The aircraft will fly at Orlando International Airport and Kennedy Space Center, helping map the first phase of Florida’s planned Aerial Highway Network. These are Florida’s first flights under the White House-backed eIPP program, announced by the U.S. Department of Transportation in March 2026. The program brings government and industry together to accelerate the safe introduction of electric air taxis into U.S. airspace. Florida is where commercial aviation began more than a century ago, and this week it once again takes center stage as Joby launches its statewide flight campaign with a historic journey across Tampa Bay. The flight from downtown St. Petersburg to Tampa International Airport retraces the route flown on January 1, 1914, when aviation pioneer Tony Jannus carried former St. Petersburg Mayor Abe Pheil across the bay on the world’s first scheduled commercial airline flight.
Wed, Nov 04,2026 02:07:24PM EST
Leaves Textron Aviation Defense As Only Competitor Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) is no longer competing for the Navy’s new training jet, Breaking Defense reported. The decision not to compete may leave the Navy with only one true competitor, Textron Aviation Defense’s M-346N trainer. “With great respect for the Navy and PMA-273, SNC could not responsibly bid the UJTS (Undergraduate Jet Training System) program under the current contract structure,” SNC said in a statement to Breaking Defense. “We do remain committed to naval jet training and stand ready to re-engage if the approach is revisited.” Textron Aviation Defense, the only known major competitor to SNC, confirmed the firm submitted its offering of the M-346N to the Navy.
Wed, Nov 04,2026 02:07:13PM EST
Experienced Aviation Executive And Active Airline Captain To Provide Leadership Lufthansa Aviation Training has announced Tom Scheele will assume the position of Managing Director on November 1, succeeding Matthias Spohr, who has moved to Eurowings. In Scheele, Lufthansa Aviation Training is gaining a distinguished aviation expert who combines hands-on flight operations experience, digital expertise and many years of leadership experience within the Lufthansa Group. The 46-year-old most recently served as Head of Digital Flight Operations at the Lufthansa Group, where he was responsible for key areas at the intersection of flight operations, technology,and innovation. Prior to this, he held various management positions, including Head of Operations Support at Lufthansa Airlines.
Tue, Nov 03,2026 09:57:55AM EST
Also: Sporty’s Adds Free Organizer Tabs, China’s CE-25A Electric Commuter, T-38 New Training Mission, Heli MidAir The Chilliwack, British Columbia aircraft kit manufacturer has gone out of business and saw all its physical assets auctioned off last week. The court-ordered auction was initiated by the owner of the building after several months of unpaid rent. The aircraft factory’s bay doors were open as the successful bidders of tools, machines, parts, partially completed aircraft and amphibious floats carted away their newly acquired equipment. The Jim Richmond Backcountry Aviation Foundation's 2026/2027 fundraising raffle is giving away three Piper J-3 Cub aircraft. There will be three airplanes and three lucky winners in the raffle. “We chose the Piper J-3 because it is simple, iconic, and guaranteed to put a smile on your face every time the wheels leave the ground. The J-3 Cub is the classic grassroots airplane that helped America fall in love with backcountry aviation, and it remains one of the purest and most rewarding flying experiences ever created,” the foundation said. Come see Vashon Aircraft at their booths in the regular exhibit area, and see Rangers on display in the Affordable Flying section. Both Rangers on display will be owner aircraft based in Florida. Kurt Robertson, Vashon's sales customer experience and training manager, invites Ranger owners to the show every year. “Pilots and their passengers are always surprised by how roomy and ergonomic the aircraft is, with room to take stuff. When pilots have the opportunity to fly the aircraft, they always appreciate the ease and intuitiveness of the Dynon HDX avionics, the tried-and-true Continental O-200 engine, as well as how responsive the aircraft flies without being twitchy..."All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Tue, Nov 03,2026 09:57:27AM EST
Also: Sporty’s Adds Free Organizer Tabs, China’s CE-25A Electric Commuter, T-38 New Training Mission, Heli MidAir The Chilliwack, British Columbia aircraft kit manufacturer has gone out of business and saw all its physical assets auctioned off last week. The court-ordered auction was initiated by the owner of the building after several months of unpaid rent. The aircraft factory’s bay doors were open as the successful bidders of tools, machines, parts, partially completed aircraft and amphibious floats carted away their newly acquired equipment. The Jim Richmond Backcountry Aviation Foundation's 2026/2027 fundraising raffle is giving away three Piper J-3 Cub aircraft. There will be three airplanes and three lucky winners in the raffle. “We chose the Piper J-3 because it is simple, iconic, and guaranteed to put a smile on your face every time the wheels leave the ground. The J-3 Cub is the classic grassroots airplane that helped America fall in love with backcountry aviation, and it remains one of the purest and most rewarding flying experiences ever created,” the foundation said. Come see Vashon Aircraft at their booths in the regular exhibit area, and see Rangers on display in the Affordable Flying section. Both Rangers on display will be owner aircraft based in Florida. Kurt Robertson, Vashon's sales customer experience and training manager, invites Ranger owners to the show every year. “Pilots and their passengers are always surprised by how roomy and ergonomic the aircraft is, with room to take stuff. When pilots have the opportunity to fly the aircraft, they always appreciate the ease and intuitiveness of the Dynon HDX avionics, the tried-and-true Continental O-200 engine, as well as how responsive the aircraft flies without being twitchy..."All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
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