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Fri, Jul 03,2026 06:46:44PM EST
From 2023 (YouTube Edition): Barking up the Right Tree Australian-born, the Aeropup is a remarkably robust, fully-customizable, go-anywhere, two-seat, STOL/LSA aircraft. The machine’s rugged, CNC-precision-manufactured chromium-alloy tubular-steel frame surrounds the occupant compartment, protecting those within after the fashion of a high-performance road-vehicle’s roll-cage. The Aeropup’s rugged airframe may be paired with either a conventional (tailwheel) or tricycle (nosewheel) undercarriage, and is borne aloft by an innovative and efficient wing comprising three spars—the principal of which features a lattice-structure at once stronger and lighter than conventional hollow spars. What’s more, to facilitate ease of transport and storage, the Aeropup’s wings are user-foldable.
Fri, Jul 03,2026 06:46:41PM EST
“Advances in aerospace engineering, materials science, noise reduction, and new operational concepts will eliminate the old sonic boom. This means we can ultimately repeal the ban from the 1970s on supersonic flight over U.S. territory while minimizing noise impacts to residents in communities along the route and near airports.” Source: FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford, commenting as the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) takes a pivotal step toward enabling civil supersonic flights over the continental United States, including a repeal of the ban from the 1970s.
Fri, Jul 03,2026 06:46:37PM EST
Crewmember (UAS) A person assigned to perform an operational duty. A UAS crewmember includes the remote pilot in command, the person manipulating the controls, and visual observers but may also include other persons as appropriate or required to ensure the safe operation of the UAS (e.g., sensor operator, ground control station operator).
Fri, Jul 03,2026 06:46:32PM EST
Aero Linx: European Regions Airline Association (ERA) The European Regions Airline Association (ERAA) represents a diverse membership of over 50 airlines and more than 150 associate members, including manufacturers, airports, suppliers and aviation service providers from across the aviation sector. At the heart of ERAA’s mission is regional connectivity with our member airlines playing a crucial role in linking Europe’s regions. These connections support social and territorial equality and cohesion and drive economic growth through tourism, investment, business development and job creation.
Fri, Jul 03,2026 06:46:29PM EST
Also: FAA: SpaceX Stock Off Limits?, NASA OIG v Starliner, Hindenburg Exhibit Reimagined The long-awaited first flight of the DeltaHawk-powered Piper Seminole DX took place Wednesday morning, less than three weeks before the opening of Oshkosh, marking a significant milestone for both companies. Piper's new configuration combines a pair of contra-rotating DeltaHawk engines driving three-bladed propellers turning at approximately 2,400 RPM to help minimize noise, while promising fuel flows so remarkably low that they could fundamentally change the economics of multi-engine training. President Trump’s visit to North Dakota next week will mark the inaugural trip of the new Qatari-gifted Air Force One, according to the White House. Trump visited the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in western North Dakota on July 1. The new plane has a red, white, gold and navy-blue color scheme, with a presidential seal on its left side and an American flag on the tail. SpaceX's public debut has captured the attention of investors across the country. For FAA employees, however, the opportunity comes with a firm restriction. The policy underscores how closely ethics rules are tied to the agency's oversight responsibilities. The FAA has instructed employees that they are prohibited from buying or holding shares of SpaceX following the company's recent public market debut, reinforcing ethics rules designed to prevent conflicts of interest. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Fri, Jul 03,2026 06:46:22PM EST
From SnF24 (YouTube Edition): Doug Rozendaal Explains The History of The Historic Replica Doug Rozendaal took a moment out of his busy Sun 'n Fun experience to talk about the charm of Mister Mulligan, his classic Howard DGA-6. Rozendaal's aircraft isn't the original one-off, purpose-built race plane, of course, but actually a very convincing replica of the storied aircraft. The design hails back to the golden age of racing, when the 30's economy wrought havoc on budgets around the globe. The DGA-6 design was meant to show just how far aerodynamics and engines had come at the time, and found quick success in the racing scene. Today, it's a throwback to a simpler time, when cutting-edge speed was available to even the average PPL if he could afford it. Rozendaal has quite the interesting little aircraft, too, so he walks us through the history, the legend, and the resume of the original DGA-6 and his spot-on recreation.
Fri, Jul 03,2026 06:46:17PM EST
Also: Advanced Air Mobility Research Facility, Flytrex, Eurodrone Japan Variant, US Space Force A United Airlines passenger jet nearly collided with a drone as it was coming in to land in New Jersey on Friday, its pilot said. "United flight 1513 reported a potential drone sighting prior to arriving in Newark. The flight landed safely, and customers deplaned normally at the gate,"a statement from United said. “We almost hit a drone,” the pilot can be heard saying, in air traffic control (ATC) audio. Moving heavier payloads has long been one of the biggest challenges in unmanned aviation. DARPA believes the next breakthrough may come from an unexpected source rather than an established aerospace giant. A new competition with millions of dollars in prize funding is now inviting innovators to prove just how far vertical lift technology can be pushed. Three aviation leaders are bringing electric flight to one of the world’s most unique regional networks. Over the next several weeks, demonstration flights will gather critical operational data while introducing communities across Hawai'i to a new generation of aircraft. The campaign could help shape how electric aviation enters everyday commercial service. BETA Technologies and Surf Air Mobility have launched a landmark electric aircraft demonstration program across Hawai'i, marking a significant step toward integrating battery powered aviation into regional operations. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-NextGen!!!
Fri, Jul 03,2026 06:46:11PM EST
Class A Airspace Generally, that airspace from 18,000 feet MSL up to and including FL 600, including the airspace overlying the waters within 12 nautical miles of the coast of the 48 contiguous States and Alaska. Unless otherwise authorized, all persons must operate their aircraft under IFR.
Fri, Jul 03,2026 06:46:07PM EST
Aero Linx: Clarence E. “Bud” Anderson’s Website Dedicated to the memory of WWII Triple Ace Brigadier General Clarence E “Bud” Anderson and the 357th Fighter Group “Yoxford Boys.” B/Gen. Anderson was a WWII Triple Ace fighter pilot and a veteran military experimental test pilot. During WW II he served two combat tours escorting heavy bomber over Europe in the P-51 Mustang, Nov 1943 through Jan 1945. He flew 116 combat mission (480 hrs) and destroyed 16 and 1/4 enemy aircraft in aerial combat and another one on the ground. Bud flew in the 357th Fighter Group “Yoxford Boys” and was the highest scoring ace in the 363rd Fighter Squadron.
Fri, Jul 03,2026 06:46:03PM EST
Pilot Stated That Prior To Takeoff He Moved The Fuel Selector Valve From Left Fuel Tank To The Both Position Analysis: The pilot stated that prior to takeoff he moved the fuel selector valve from left fuel tank to the both position. Shortly after takeoff the engine lost all power, unable to return to the runway the pilot performed a forced landing onto a road. The airplane sustained substantial damage to the wings. After the accident, the pilot realized he mistook the fuel selector handle for the indicator and misinterpreted the position the fuel selector was in.
Fri, Jul 03,2026 06:45:59PM EST
Also: Canada 5G Interference, Frontier Prop Boosts Skywagon, AF Venezuelan Relief, JetBlue Drone Strike? A giraffe that escaped her enclosure at Cedar Hollow Ranch in Leakey, Texas, two weeks ago was found by her owner, Vick Jones, with the help of Jeff Hill, a helicopter pilot from Concho Aviation flying his Robinson helicopter in an aerial search on the morning of June 26. Real County Sheriff Nathan T. Johnson said Gracie the Giraffe was difficult to find because of the rugged terrain and dense vegetation in the Hill Country about 90 miles northwest of San Antonio. The 49th Air Race Classic delivered another demanding cross-country test of precision flying, endurance, and strategy across the United States. As final scores were confirmed, attention quickly shifted forward to 2027 with a newly announced transcontinental route stretching from Alabama to Idaho. Aviation firms in China said they have suspended light aircraft operations following a small plane crashing into Beijing’s tallest skyscraper last week. People who answered the phones at Hebei Zhiyuan Airlines and Jianxin General Aviation, which provide pilot-training services, said all of their flying services are grounded, citing the June 26 accident in Beijing. An employee at Zhiyuan Airlines said the temporary prohibition applied nationwide. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Fri, Jul 03,2026 06:45:39PM EST
"...The acceleration was better than expected and climb rate on the VSI read 1,700 feet per minute. All temperatures and pressures stayed well inside the green arcs. The throttles need a little more tweaking to get their position relative to each other together. The airplane felt smooth, solid and a bit quieter than expected. Starting the airplane is extremely easy with the current setup. Turn on the engine preheat for ten seconds, followed by hitting the start button, brings the engines to life. There are no hot, cold or flooded start procedures, but rather just the one start process for all situations. All in all, I am happy to report that it is going to be a great little airplane with the DeltaHawk engines on it."Source: Test Pilot, Victor Taylor, following the first test flight of the DeltaHawk-powered Seminole DX.
Fri, Jul 03,2026 06:45:35PM EST
Also: Father-Daughter SWA Flt, USCG Helo Down, PA Drone Training, Cosford Glider Star The controversy over use of Aeroflex-Andover Airport (12N) involves the New Jersey Forest Service, which owns the airport, taking available hangar space for its aircraft leaving only grass tie-downs available for pilots. Pilots were given 90 days to vacate the hangar space and many are complaining to elected officials about the issue. There is a shortage of hangar space in New Jersey and many vintage aircraft with fabric skin must be kept in hangars and not outside at grass tie-downs. CAE which had provided initial flight training to Air Force pilots in Pueblo will permanently close down its local operations in the fall. “CAE USA has made the difficult decision to wind down operations at the Pueblo Training Center over the coming months due to recent contract and program changes,” said Samantha Golinski, the senior vice president for communications. Burt Rutan and Dan Kreigh will return to the Academy of Model Aeronautics during the 100th National Aeromodeling Championships, reconnecting with the community that helped shape their early inspiration in aerospace. Their visit highlights the enduring link between model aviation and full scale innovation. Rutan, designer of Voyager and SpaceShipOne, will be joined by Kreigh, a structural aerospace engineer with Scaled Composites LLC and AMA Life Member. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne!!!
Fri, Jul 03,2026 06:45:29PM EST
Also: SkyDrive 100km/h, Scalable Hypersonic Glide Body, Thunderbirds Over Hoover Dam, Wing Nuts Flying Circus Paul Breed, EAA member 1140954, is in the midst of a 9,700 mile tour designed to connect the four corners of the United States in his open cockpit Breezy homebuilt aircraft. The adventure began in Breed’s hometown of Oceanside, California, with the first major stop in Brownsville, Texas. While there, he managed to capture footage of SpaceX’s twelfth Starship launch from the unique perspective of his Breezy, recording the event with a 360 degree camera setup. EASA said an airworthiness directive (AD) has been issued for BRP-Rotax engines as a result of a reported occurrence where the oil spray nozzle and the M7 x 16 hexagon screws securing the propeller shaft bearing in the propeller gearbox were missing on a recently manufactured engine. Two U.S. lawmakers are behind new bipartisan legislation that would award the Artemis II astronauts a Congressional Gold Medal. Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Arizona is joining retiring Nebraska GOP Rep. Don Bacon to introduce bills Wednesday, June 24, in both the House and Senate. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Fri, Jul 03,2026 06:45:22PM EST
A Piper Seminole Climbing At 1,700 FPM? That Got Our Attention... The long-awaited first flight of the DeltaHawk-powered Piper Seminole DX took place Wednesday morning, less than three weeks before the opening of Oshkosh, marking a significant milestone for both companies. Piper's new configuration combines a pair of contra-rotating DeltaHawk engines driving three-bladed propellers turning at approximately 2,400 RPM to help minimize noise, while promising fuel flows so remarkably low that they could fundamentally change the economics of multi-engine training. Veteran test pilot Victor Taylor, whose experience spans both experimental and certified aircraft, lifted off at 8:32 a.m. Central Time for the airplane's maiden flight. After four circuits of the airport, Taylor returned for an initial inspection, allowing the engines and installation to experience full-power operation, reach normal operating temperatures, and reveal any issues that might surface during their first real workout. Apparently... they didn't.
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