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Fri, Nov 06,2026 06:04:09PM EST
Charged With Grand Theft, Burglary After Entering Clearwater Hangar And Removing Records And Key A Largo, Florida man is facing multiple felony charges after investigators say he entered a Clearwater aviation hangar without permission and removed records and a key connected to a private aircraft valued at $1.7 million. According to arrest affidavits, Kevin Vance McKamey, 61, was charged with grand theft, burglary of an occupied structure and burglary of an unoccupied conveyance following an incident at Bayside Aviation on Oct. 23. Investigators said McKamey was involved in an ongoing civil dispute with Tour Aviation regarding repair work performed on a 2005 Piaggio Avanti aircraft. Authorities said he relinquished care and control of the aircraft to Bayside Aviation on Oct. 18 and was not authorized to enter the company's hangar.
Fri, Nov 06,2026 06:03:16PM EST
Hinojosa Requests No Action Be Taken On Sale Of Boca Chica State Park To Elon Musk Texas Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa used her first news conference since winning election to spotlight her scrutiny of the potential sale of state park land to Elon Musk’s Space Exploration Technologies Corp, Bloomberg News reported. Hinojosa said she spoke to the head of the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department to “request that no action be taken” during her transition to power regarding the potential sale of Boca Chica State Park. Boca Chica State Park’s 1,100 acres surrounds the SpaceX Starbase in South Texas east of Brownsville, Texas. Texas Monthly reported last month that the state was considering the sale of Boca Chica State Park with SpaceX as the prospective buyer, although Governor Greg Abbott later said no deals would come up for a vote anytime soon.
Fri, Nov 06,2026 06:01:12PM EST
One Of The Nation’s First On-Airport Facilities Supporting Autonomous And Piloted Operations Wisk Aero has announced the completion and operational launch of its new vertiport at Hollister Municipal Airport in California. Now fully operational, the site is one of the nation's first public, on-airport vertiports supporting both piloted and autonomous operations. Located adjacent to Wisk’s existing flight test facilities, the 100-foot by 100-foot vertiport serves as a dedicated testbed for terminal area procedures, precision landing evaluation, and approach and departure profile validation. Built to existing FAA vertiport standards using elevated steel structures, integrated solar panels, power banks, and taxiway connectors, the deployable facility can be easily adapted to future flight-testing sites. The vertiport is equipped with proprietary transceivers installed directly on the pad to enable high-precision navigation testing under reduced- and zero-visibility conditions across all VTOL platforms. The site is prepared to host flight operations with surrogate helicopters and Wisk’s Generation 6 aircraft to evaluate terminal-area maneuvers, nominal landings, missed approaches, and precision touch-downs in GPS-denied environments.
Fri, Nov 06,2026 06:00:32PM EST
Seeking An Additional $30 Billion For Air Traffic Control Towers, Software And Digital Upgrades The head of the FAA will testify next week before the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee on the ongoing $12.5 billion effort to modernize the aging U.S. air traffic control system, congressional aides said on Friday. FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford will update the committee on Tuesday on progress and ongoing challenges as it works to replace ancient equipment like copper telecom lines, floppy disks and paper strips used to track airplanes. Congress approved $12.5 billion over five years in June 2025 for air traffic control reforms but the Trump administration wants another $30 billion for air traffic control towers, software and digital upgrades as well as improving airport facilities.
Fri, Nov 06,2026 05:59:53PM EST
The Company Is Celebrating Three Decades Of Innovation And Global Impact Bell Textron has announced the delivery of the 2,000th Bell 407 to White Saddle Air Services a family-owned and operated helicopter company based at Bluff Lake, near Tatla Lake, in British Columbia’s Cariboo Chilcotin region. The milestone marks a significant accomplishment for a platform that has supported operators around the world for nearly three decades across commercial, utility, corporate, and versatile mission operations. Since entering service in the 1990s, the Bell 407 has earned a global reputation as a proven and versatile light single-engine, multi-mission helicopter. Its combination of performance, reliability, cabin comfort, visibility and operational flexibility has made it a trusted platform for customers operating in a wide range of environments and applications.
Fri, Nov 06,2026 05:59:12PM EST
Future Intercontinental Ballistic Missile System Reentry Vehicle Lockheed Martin and the U.S. Air Force completed a test flight of its unarmed, developmental Mk21A reentry vehicle, launched over the Pacific Ocean from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. The Mk21A is the U.S. Air Force’s next-generation integrated reentry vehicle, serving as the front-end payload for the nation's future intercontinental ballistic missile system (ICBM). Upgrading the legacy Mk21, it modernizes and strengthens the land-based leg of the strategic nuclear triad. The flight test marks a critical step for national security, proving that industry can build reliable new delivery systems to outpace evolving adversary defenses. It also highlights Lockheed Martin’s ability to move rapidly from digital design to operational flight, delivering vital capabilities on a faster timeline.
Fri, Nov 06,2026 05:58:30PM EST
Mike Pharis Took Off For His First Solo From Brunswick, Georgia Air Park In 1970 FAA Safety Team Manager Dwayne Hudson presented Mike Pharis with the Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award on Monday in recognition of that distinction, one of only around 10,000 to ever receive it. It’s among the most prestigious awards the FAA can grant. “It’s not often we get to recognize … such an effective flyer,” Hudson said.The Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award was instituted by the FAA on October 11, 2003, to recognize pilots who have practiced safe flight operations continuously for 50 or more years during the course of their aviation careers. Pharis took off in his first solo flight from Brunswick, Georgia Air Park in 1970. He was one of many pilots who got their start during this era. David and Ricky Manning, owners of Manning Aviation, were among them.
Fri, Nov 06,2026 05:57:33PM EST
The Inspector General For The Transportation Department To Audit FAA’s Safety Oversight of Helicopter Air Tour Operations The U.S. Department of Transportation Office of Inspector General has announced an audit of the FAA’s oversight of helicopter air tour operations in a new memorandum. The announcement points out that helicopter tourism is a multimillion-dollar industry in the United States. The FAA Flight Standards District Offices (FSDOs) across the country are responsible for overseeing commercial helicopter air tours. However, there have been longstanding concerns regarding the industry’s safety and whether the current regulatory framework provides adequate safeguards. Since 2008, there have been at least 58 helicopter accidents involving tourist helicopters across the country; 11 of them were fatal. On April 10, 2025, a Bell 206 LongRanger IV helicopter (on a sightseeing tour went down into the Hudson River, killing all six people on board. Recently, a joint FAA industry rulemaking committee concluded that the framework for commercial air tour operations leaves major operational and procedural requirements scattered across multiple rules and creates overlapping and sometimes contradictory requirements.
Fri, Nov 06,2026 05:56:46PM EST
Order For Six Of The Best-Selling Phenom 300E Light Jets Private jet operator Wheels Up Experience Inc. will buy six new Embraer SA Phenom 300E light jets as the operator of charter flights deepens its partnership with biggest shareholder Delta Air Lines Inc. The order is Wheels Up’s first direct purchase since Delta became its largest shareholder in 2023 and the company expects to receive the first jets in the second half of 2027, Chief Executive Officer George Mattson said in an interview. Wheels Up had previously acquired its fleet from the pre-owned market where prices have surged and supply has tightened. The relatively small order for six of the OEM's best-selling Phenom 300E light jets marks another sign of Delta Air Lines'commitment to private aviation.
Fri, Nov 06,2026 05:55:56PM EST
Closer Coordination With the Air Force And New Opportunities For Cadets Civil Air Patrol is aligning its plans, budget, and partnerships behind a single long-term vision. The Board of Governors approved the 2027 fiscal year budget as the first step toward a spending plan built entirely around Strategic Plan 2035, offered National Commander and CEO Maj. Gen. Regena M. Aye a one-year extension to provide steady leadership during a period of transition, and set a course for CAP to become a national leader in small uncrewed aircraft operations. For members, that means clearer priorities, closer coordination with the U.S. Air Force, and new opportunities for cadets and operators alike. No topic received more of the board's attention than small uncrewed aircraft systems. The board discussed a long-term strategy to make CAP a national leader in this field, grounded in a clear principle: continue to define mission requirements first, then invest, so every future purchase aligns with a validated need.
Fri, Nov 06,2026 05:54:56PM EST
Also: Joby Tours FL, PSA Airlines Secure Contract, USAF Nixes A29s, NASA Space Telescope Plunges The Blue Angels take flight this Friday and Saturday for the NAS Pensacola Blue Angels Homecoming Airshow, as this year marks the 200th anniversary of the base. NAS Pensacola expects around 300,000 people to attend this weekend. Locals and visitors will travel far and wide to watch the Blues at the ‘Cradle of Naval Aviation.’ NAS Pensacola Public Affairs Representative Caitlin Omey said preparations for an airshow as large as it takes all year to plan. A Largo, Florida man is facing multiple felony charges after investigators say he entered a Clearwater aviation hangar without permission and removed records and a key connected to a private aircraft valued at $1.7 million. According to arrest affidavits, Kevin Vance McKamey, 61, was charged with grand theft, burglary of an occupied structure and burglary of an unoccupied conveyance following an incident at Bayside Aviation on Oct. 23. 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... All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Fri, Nov 06,2026 05:54:34PM EST
Also: Joby Tours FL, PSA Airlines Secure Contract, USAF Nixes A29s, NASA Space Telescope Plunges The Blue Angels take flight this Friday and Saturday for the NAS Pensacola Blue Angels Homecoming Airshow, as this year marks the 200th anniversary of the base. NAS Pensacola expects around 300,000 people to attend this weekend. Locals and visitors will travel far and wide to watch the Blues at the ‘Cradle of Naval Aviation.’ NAS Pensacola Public Affairs Representative Caitlin Omey said preparations for an airshow as large as it takes all year to plan. A Largo, Florida man is facing multiple felony charges after investigators say he entered a Clearwater aviation hangar without permission and removed records and a key connected to a private aircraft valued at $1.7 million. According to arrest affidavits, Kevin Vance McKamey, 61, was charged with grand theft, burglary of an occupied structure and burglary of an unoccupied conveyance following an incident at Bayside Aviation on Oct. 23. 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... All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Fri, Nov 06,2026 05:43:00PM EST
Association Salutes His Visionary Leadership And Service Ed Bolen, an industry trailblazer, is retiring after nearly a quarter century as the National Business Aviation Association’s (NBAA) president and CEO. NBAA said Bolen has been a tireless and singularly effective advocate for business aviation since joining NBAA in 2004, and one of the industry’s most inspiring champions for more than 40 years, leading on key priorities including safety, airport and airspace access, workforce development and air traffic control modernization. “It is the privilege of a lifetime to have served NBAA and the aviation community. I am incredibly proud of everything NBAA is, and of what we have accomplished together over the years,” Bolen said. “I regret having to step down because of my health, and I have been touched by the outpouring of your support. Business aviation is at its best when we come together, and I have never been more confident in NBAA’s brilliant future.”
Fri, Nov 06,2026 05:41:35PM EST
National Intercollegiate Flight Association’s SAFECON In Oshkosh For Third Time The National Intercollegiate Flight Association (NIFA) SAFECON flight competition is returning to Oshkosh on May 6-15, 2027, with the premier collegiate flight competition highlighting over 500 competitors from more than 30 schools. Young pilots from across the country will compete for awards in a variety of aviation skills including landing, navigation, preflight, flight planning, crew-based simulations, safety, sportsmanship and more. The entirety of the competition will be hosted on the EAA grounds, utilizing both the convention grounds and the museum including the EAA Education Center. All ground, spot landing, and flying events will be based at Wittman Regional Airport except for the cross-country competition, which will start in Oshkosh and briefly leave the area. While the SAFECON activities are not organized spectator events, the event will make Wittman Regional Airport a very active place beginning with sanctioned practice activities on May 6 and competition on May 10.
Fri, Nov 06,2026 12:08:21PM EST
Perfect Point’s E-Drill Brings Consistency To A Tedious Task At NBAA 2026, we had a chance to talk with Jim Baker, the President and CEO of Perfect Point EDM, to learn about the E-Drill and how the product makes the task of drilling out rivets safer and consistently repeatable. “The problem that we’re trying to solve is”, begins Baker, “fastener removal hasn’t changed, really since airplanes were put together, you take a drill, you take a drill bit, you go to town on the part”. In the past fifty or so years, technology has changed and advanced, and fasteners have become increasingly difficult to drill out, but the drilling process has not kept up with those advances. That’s where E-Drill found its niche. In this video, Jim gives us a hands-on demonstration of how the product works.
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