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Sun, Oct 04,2026 06:49:43PM EST
If MOSAIC Is Going to Create a Marketplace, Somebody Has to Put the Marketplace in the Same Place There has been no shortage of conversation about MOSAIC over the last few years, and now that the regulatory heavy lifting has substantially moved from what might happen to what are we actually going to do with it, the conversation gets considerably more interesting. New airplanes, different airplanes, expanded privileges, new engines and avionics, changing training opportunities and, if the industry doesn't manage to screw up the opportunity, the possibility of bringing a substantial number of people back into personal aviation—or welcoming them into it for the first time. But regulations don't create an aviation marketplace by themselves. People do.
Sun, Oct 04,2026 06:49:37PM EST
Aero Linx: Society of Aviation and Flight Educators (SAFE) SAFE is a member-oriented organization of aviation educators fostering professionalism and excellence in aviation through continuing education, professional standards, and accreditation. Together with our industry partners and the Federal Aviation Administration, SAFE provides the aviation community with resources to advance the profession and to assist aviation educators in developing skilled, knowledgeable,and safe members of the aviation community.We invite you to get to know us. Explore the SAFE website. Visit us often as we grow. Ask questions. And if you share SAFE’s goals of accountability, transparency, fairness, and professionalism, let us know. We welcome your participation as we build an awesome organization.
Sun, Oct 04,2026 06:49:33PM EST
Nonradar Arrival An aircraft arriving at an airport without radar service or at an airport served by a radar facility and radar contact has not been established or has been terminated due to a lack of radar service to the airport.
Sun, Oct 04,2026 06:49:29PM EST
“These FAA interpretations of its regulation find no support in the regulation’s actual text. In fact, as described in FAA’s own preamble to the regulation, FAA’s current definition of 'compensation'is far broader than, inconsistent with, and contrary to the regulation’s plain language. Accordingly, FAA’s current interpretations are 'not in accordance with law.'” Source: Pilot Jerry Rivers has sued the FAA in federal court in Michigan seeking to vacate what the lawsuit says are erroneous FAA interpretations so he can be allowed to receive pro rata reimbursement for his charitable flights. The lawsuit says the FAA is preventing him and other pilots from receiving funds to offset his operating costs.
Sun, Oct 04,2026 06:49:26PM EST
From 2016 (YouTube Edition): Fly Along With Chief Pilot Hissem… Goodyear’s Wingfoot One Zeppelin is not the blimp (Navy slang, “Poopy Bag”) that you have known from the past. It’s a modern lighter-than-air machine, and this video will provide a fascinating insight as to how it operates and what makes it work. Your guide in this captivating video is Spirit of Goodyear chief pilot, Gerald Hissem. The first part of the video discusses the operational requirements of the zeppelin, and you’ll probably hear things that you have never thought of before. Hissem formats his discussion by describing his trip from Akron, OH to Oshkosh WI for AirVenture 2015.
Sun, Oct 04,2026 06:49:20PM EST
New Forum And Demo-Ride Programs Give Exhibitors More Ways To Reach Serious Prospects—Before The Gates Even Open The Affordable Flying Expo is opening two new participation opportunities designed to help current exhibitors—and those who are still thinking about joining us—do far more than simply occupy a booth November 13–15 at the SUN ’n FUN Aerospace Expo campus in Lakeland, Florida. AFE26 exhibitors can now propose forums, webinars, workshops, product demonstrations, maintenance sessions, construction programs, and other practical presentations addressing the questions, technologies, aircraft, and opportunities emerging under MOSAIC. Sessions will generally be presented in focused 30-minute blocks on Friday afternoon, Saturday afternoon, and Sunday morning, with connected sessions considered when a worthwhile subject requires more time.
Sun, Oct 04,2026 06:49:15PM EST
Also: McFarlane Acquires Airglas, $4.9 Million Parts Settlement, Fairford Base Investigation, USAF Pilot Awarded DFC Pilot Jeremy Rivers has sued the FAA seeking to vacate what the lawsuit says are erroneous FAA interpretations so he can be allowed to receive pro rata reimbursement for his charitable flights. The lawsuit says the FAA is preventing him and other pilots from receiving funds to offset his operating costs. Texas Public Policy Foundation writes that the “FAA has layered on several additional requirements by interpretation—not by amending the regulation—that make this type of reimbursement unavailable to volunteer pilots. Three specific interpretations preclude reimbursement. The “common purpose” test requires the pilot and passenger to share a purpose for the flight...."In an urgent letter sent this week to the FAA, NBAA and Citation Jet Pilots (CJP) requested the agency delay by at least 90 days its rescission of single-pilot training exemptions (SPEs) for certain Cessna Citation aircraft. In a Sept. 29 letter to FAA Flight Standards Service Executive Director Hugh Thomas, the organizations warned the agency’s sweeping action could disrupt safe flight operations and undermine access to specialized pilot training. Smit Machchhar was lying on the floor of the FlyDubai flight deck, covered in blood, when he managed to click the release to open the cockpit door, allowing passengers and crew to gain entry, overpower his attacker and save 174 passengers onboard. Machchhar’s fellow co-pilot had stabbed him, in an apparent effort to crash the plane, which was travelling from Dubai to Tel Aviv. Machchhar, from Mumbai, India is being treated in a hospital in Saudi Arabia’s north-western city of Tabuk, where the plane landed safely. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Sun, Oct 04,2026 06:49:00PM EST
Also: FAA Blames Error Messages, Spirit Sells, Jet Company Took $580K, FAA Targets ExcelAire Some Cessna aircraft that typically require two pilots will no longer receive a waiver to be flown by just one, following several fatal accidents and widespread noncompliance with rules for maintaining exemptions, the FAA has said in a notice. “The FAA finds that these exemptions do not provide an equivalent level of safety to the regulations and are no longer in the public interest,” the agency said in the notice announcing the change. A research team from Purdue University is planning to visit an island group in the Pacific Ocean in October to examine a site that might contain remnants of the aircraft Amelia Earhart used to try to fly around the world in 1937. The team consists of 17 people total, including terrestrial and maritime archaeologists. Archaeological Legacy Institute and RECON Offshore are among the organizations with personnel joining Purdue researchers onthe excursion. A firefighting aircraft was struck by gunfire while operating over northern Minnesota in May. Now, a federal indictment has added a new layer to the case. Daniel Christian Pettit, 48, of Portage Township, Minnesota, has been indicted on federal charges alleging that he damaged and disabled a firefighting aircraft with a firearm while it was operating in the special aircraft jurisdiction of the United States. He also faces a charge of discharging a firearm during a crime of violence. Pettit made his initial federal appearance on September 21st. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Sun, Oct 04,2026 06:48:55PM EST
If MOSAIC Is Supposed To Change Personal Aviation, This Is Where You Come To Be Part Of It November 13–15, 2026. SUN ’n FUN Aerospace Expo Campus — Lakeland, Florida. AffordableFlying.net There is an enormous amount of conversation going on right now about MOSAIC, affordable aircraft, new designs, expanded operating privileges, experimental aviation, ultralights, Light Sport Aircraft and the long-overdue possibility that personal aviation might actually become accessible to a much larger population of people. There is considerably less being done to bring all those people, airplanes, companies, experts and opportunities together in one place where the individual aviation enthusiast is treated as something more important than another admission ticket walking through the gate.
Sun, Oct 04,2026 06:48:49PM EST
Also: Embraer Counter-UAS, EU Hybrid-Electric Aircraft, Uncrewed Jets for USAF, Acron’s Virtual Flt Deck AEVEX is adding a new aircraft to its unmanned portfolio, and this one is built around speed, modularity, and adaptability. Called Specter, the jet-powered autonomous platform is being developed with advanced manufacturing company Divergent. Its architecture is intended to accommodate changing mission requirements without requiring the aircraft to be redesigned from the ground up. Specter will use a turbojet propulsion system and is planned in both ground launched and air launched configurations. Heart Aerospace has unveiled its ES-36 this week, a 36-seat hybrid-electric regional airliner and the company’s production aircraft. Award-winning air carrier JSX announced a deposit-backed purchase agreement for 50 ES-36 aircraft, with purchase rights for 50 more. Toronto aerospace company MOSTAVIO Inc. has cleared a major regulatory hurdle for its electric vertical takeoff and landing program. A newly issued Special Flight Operations Certificate allows the company to move beyond tethered testing and prepare for outdoor, untethered flights. The next phase will put the MX1 prototype into a more demanding environment as engineers gather real-world flight data. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Innovation!!!
Sun, Oct 04,2026 06:48:44PM EST
Also: EC-130H Compass Call, FAA’s Master Pilot Award, 500th Latitude, Helo Launching off Autonomous Barge Game Aerospace has completed the first flight of its GB2, a new single-engine airtanker designed specifically for aerial firefighting. The prototype departed Louise Thaden Field in Bentonville, Arkansas, on September 23 with Game Aerospace CEO, cofounder and test pilot Philipp Steinbach at the controls. According to the company, the aircraft performed as expected and completed all evaluations planned for the initial flight. The pilots had been flying a Hawk T2 aircraft out of the Royal Air Force Valley station on Anglesey when the plane went down on Wednesday. An investigation is underway. "Two pilots are being treated for what are thought to be minor injuries and at this stage there are no reports of any wider damage or injuries,"North Wales Police said. An ocean fishing charter off the Florida Coast near Eglin Air Force Base caught a U.S. military LUCAS drone, a one-way attack aircraft derived from a design modeled after Iran’s Shahed-136. Base officials confirmed that the drone went down Sept. 17 during routine testing on the base’s range, two days before fishermen found it floating in the Gulf. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Sun, Oct 04,2026 06:48:39PM EST
Also: Wings ‘n Things, Aviation Hall of Fame, Georgia Tech Professor, New CA Backcountry Airstrip SpaceX’s massive Starship rocket blasted off from Texas Monday morning on its most ambitious test flight yet, aiming for a roughly 10-hour mission that would have sent the spacecraft around Earth six times, though the company ultimately decided to end the flight earlier than planned. Minutes into the uncrewed spacecraft's ascent, the rocket lost one of its engines, throwing into question whether the test flight would abandon its goal of reaching orbit for the first time. After several tense minutes, flight controllers decided the spacecraft was "go"for orbit and continued with the mission. A group of skydivers who saw a small plane disappear behind a line of trees took an extraordinary route to the scene — jumping from their own aircraft to reach the victims. The men, all experienced skydivers with Skydive Milwaukee, were preparing for a jump when they spotted a small plane near East Troy Municipal Airport on Sunday. John Bechtel, one of the skydivers, said that the plane appeared to be flying unusually before disappearing behind a line of trees. NBAA has joined with the Citation Jet Pilots Association (CJP) in responding to the sudden announcement by the FAA to rescind all single-pilot exemptions (SPEs) issued to pilots of legacy Cessna Citation aircraft originally certified for two-pilot operations. “NBAA supports the FAA’s responsibility to examine safety concerns and to take appropriate action as supported by the evidence,” said Heidi Williams, NBAA senior vice president, operations. “At the same time, the FAA’s decision to rescind these exemptions in full, effective immediately upon publication in the Federal Register and without direct notice to affected operators, raises serious questions.” All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Sun, Oct 04,2026 06:48:35PM EST
Also: Windshield Shatters, TBM Cold-Weather Upgrade, Alaska Air National Guard, VL3 In Britain A FlyDubai 737 MAX 8 headed for Israel made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after one pilot stabbed the other in the cockpit—an attack Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called an attempt to crash the aircraft. Netanyahu described a dramatic series of events that had been relayed to him by one of the passengers on the plane, saying the flight had gone into a spin and began to dive during the attack. Then a passenger and a member of the crew broke into the cockpit and subdued the attacker. Multiple reports say NASA has removed SR-71 tail number 844 from static display at NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. where it has been since 1999. Sources familiar with the matter indicated that NASA had been exploring whether the SR-71 could potentially return to flight, although the agency said they have no additional information to share regarding the aircraft. NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman has been promising a new generation of high-speed X-planes. Starliner is moving toward a December 2026 or January 2027 flight to the International Space Station. The mission will put propulsion and thermal improvements through another round of testing. NASA plans to use the results to support future crewed missions. NASA and Boeing are reshaping Starliner's path back to human spaceflight, beginning with an uncrewed mission designed to test changes made after its 2024 crewed flight. NASA plans to exercise options for fifth and sixth Starliner missions to the International Space Station. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Sun, Oct 04,2026 06:48:23PM EST
Pilot Reported That About 43 Minutes After Takeoff, He Felt The Helicopter Momentarily Yaw To The Left Twice On September 5, 2026, at 1422 eastern daylight time, a Bell 47G-4A, N797WS, was substantially damaged when it was involved in an accident near Alcoma, Florida. The pilot was not injured. The helicopter was operated as a Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 91 personal flight. The pilot reported that about 43 minutes after takeoff, he felt the helicopter momentarily yaw to the left twice. About 10 seconds later he heard a brief “metallic grinding noise,” which was followed by a loss of altitude, at which point the pilot performed a forced landing.
Sun, Oct 04,2026 06:48:20PM EST
Also: Windshield Shatters, TBM Cold-Weather Upgrade, Alaska Air National Guard, VL3 In Britain A FlyDubai 737 MAX 8 headed for Israel made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after one pilot stabbed the other in the cockpit—an attack Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called an attempt to crash the aircraft. Netanyahu described a dramatic series of events that had been relayed to him by one of the passengers on the plane, saying the flight had gone into a spin and began to dive during the attack. Then a passenger and a member of the crew broke into the cockpit and subdued the attacker. Multiple reports say NASA has removed SR-71 tail number 844 from static display at NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. where it has been since 1999. Sources familiar with the matter indicated that NASA had been exploring whether the SR-71 could potentially return to flight, although the agency said they have no additional information to share regarding the aircraft. NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman has been promising a new generation of high-speed X-planes. Starliner is moving toward a December 2026 or January 2027 flight to the International Space Station. The mission will put propulsion and thermal improvements through another round of testing. NASA plans to use the results to support future crewed missions. NASA and Boeing are reshaping Starliner's path back to human spaceflight, beginning with an uncrewed mission designed to test changes made after its 2024 crewed flight. NASA plans to exercise options for fifth and sixth Starliner missions to the International Space Station. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
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