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Wed, Aug 26,2026 06:26:59PM EST
One Video Showed The Airplane Departing Runway 17 And Then Initiating A Turn Back To The Airport On July 16, 2026, at 0701 Pacific daylight time, an experimental amateur built Vans RV-4, N98GB, was substantially damaged when it was involved in an accident near Yuba City, California. The pilot was fatally injured. The airplane was operated as a Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 91 personal flight. A review of recorded video from the Sutter County Airport, Yuba City, California, and a neighboring business, captured the airplane at various portions of the accident flight. One video showed the airplane departing runway 17 and then initiating a turn back to the airport. The airplane overshot runway 35 and traveled out of the frame of the camera. As the airplane traveled into view of a neighboring business’s video, it appeared the airplane was on the ground traveling in a northerly direction before it rotated along its vertical axis to the left about 270° and came to rest upright in an open field.
Wed, Aug 26,2026 06:26:55PM EST
“As we surpassed 2.5 million Young Eagles flown less than a month ago, having more than 200,000 of them enrolled in Sporty’s Learn to Fly Course showcases that the program is a true pathway to future aviation participation...” Source: David Leiting, EAA’s Eagles Programs manager, commenting as more than 200,000 young people nationwide have taken advantage of the Sporty’s Learn to Fly Course available free of charge following EAA Young Eagles flights.
Wed, Aug 26,2026 06:26:50PM EST
Aero Linx: Soaring Safety Foundation (SSF) The Soaring Safety Foundation (SSF) is the Training and Safety arm of the Soaring Society of America (SSA). Our mission is to provide instructors and pilots with the tools needed to teach/learn both the stick & rudder skills and the Aeronautical Decision Making skills needed to safely fly a glider. We also provide information and analysis of incident and accident trends in order to develop better training tools.
Wed, Aug 26,2026 06:26:45PM EST
There's A Lot To Like On ANN's Latest Social Media Site We all know how important Social Media is to a lot of people, particularly those under 30. We also know how important those folks are to the future of aviation. In so many forums and at so many events, we talk about how to attract the next generation of pilots, mechanics, and enthusiasts to our industry, and social media is certainly critical to getting the message out to those who practically live online.
Wed, Aug 26,2026 06:26:40PM EST
From 2024 (YouTube Edition): Aircraft is a WWII Era Dream Come True William Presler, owner of Volar Avionics and Restorations, was given the opportunity to showcase his Uncle's homebuilt P-38 on day three of the 2024 EAA Oshkosh AirVenture. The aircraft, built by Jim O’Hara, is a ? scale replica of the Lockheed P-38 Lighting. This is a World War II era single-seat, twin piston-engined fighter developed for the U.S. Army Air Corps. It has a distinct twin boom design and served several combat purposes, including bombing, strafing, photo reconnaissance and long range escort. The replica received its first EAA recognition in 2009. Tom Poberezny, then EAA President, wrote that O’Hara was the “epitome of an EAA-er: creativity, innovation, cand-do-spirit, and realizing a dream.” Poberezny was excited to welcome the aircraft to Airventure, where it was made a centerpiece.
Wed, Aug 26,2026 06:26:35PM EST
Also: Heli Routes For Las Vegas, MQ-25 Stingray Report, Skyryse Robinson Model R66, Microwave Drone Defense Heart Aerospace has announced the successful first flight of the company's X1 demonstrator aircraft which the company says is the largest battery-electric aircraft ever flown. The aircraft spans 106 feet, measuring 76 feet nose to tail, and weighing more than 25,000 pounds at takeoff. The X1 is a full-scale demonstrator representative of Heart's ES-30 production aircraft. The FCC’s Covered List is beginning to redraw the boundaries of the U.S. drone market. Previously approved models can remain available, but new foreign-made aircraft without FCC certification face a closed door. The change could make the next drone release a very different proposition from the last. The FCC requires wireless-equipped devices to receive authorization before they can be marketed in the US. By placing foreign-made drones that have not already received FCC certification on its Covered List, the agency has effectively blocked numerous international manufacturers from bringing future uncertified models into the American market. President Trump has directed the Navy to tear out a complex system for launching jet fighters from its aircraft carriers and instead go back to using steam catapults, a move Navy official has fought for years and will likely cost billions of dollars. U.S. officials say Trump signed a national security memorandum Thursday directing the change, which would involve removing the electromagnetic catapult system used by the ships in the Gerald R. Ford class of carriers. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Innovation!!!
Wed, Aug 26,2026 06:26:30PM EST
Also: More Drone Tariffs, Louisiana Mosquito Control & USAF, NASA Announces MAX POWER, Wildfire Fightfighting TFR Violation Louisiana has joined a growing effort to limit how ADS-B data can be used by airports. A new state law now prohibits certain landing fees derived from aircraft tracking data. The move puts renewed attention on the balance between airport revenue and aviation safety. Effective August 1st, Louisiana Act 828, originating as H.B. 730, prohibits ADS-B derived landing fees for Part 91 aircraft weighing 12,500 pounds or less. The legislation makes Louisiana the third state, after Montana and Florida, to prohibit the practice. A legendary racer is back in the city where it's story took shape. The builders behind the project will share its story during an upcoming museum speaker series. Steve Wittman’s Buster began as Chief Oshkosh, one of Wittman’s original racers, before a 1939 forced landing left the aircraft damaged and grounded through World War II. Wittman and protégé Bill Brennand later rebuilt and modified it, eventually transforming the airplane into a formidable racer. After more than nine months, Kevin Rideout is finally on his way home. The SIM International missionary pilot was abducted in Niger’s capital last October. His release closes a long chapter of uncertainty for his family and brings an aviation story with an extraordinary human dimension to a welcome turning point. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Wed, Aug 26,2026 06:26:24PM EST
From 2025 (YouTube Edition): SR-71, Probably The Last Thing You Might Expect At PlaneTags Dave Hall, CEO of MotoArt PlaneTags, spoke with AERO-TV at the Sun ‘n Fun in April. First he talked about securing a stabilizer from a Lockheed Martin SR-71. It was from the first Blackbird that was manufactured and Hall said it came to them, they weren’t looking for it. But then Lockheed Martin contacted him and asked, “How did you get this?” Although he didn’t say where or how he got it, Hall did say that the launch was delayed until Lockheed approved it. Lockheed did subsequently approve PlaneTags’ offering and they are officially licensed by the manufacturer.
Wed, Aug 26,2026 06:26:19PM EST
Hold For Release Used by ATC to delay an aircraft for traffic management reasons; i.e., weather, traffic volume, etc. Hold for release instructions (including departure delay information) are used to inform a pilot or a controller (either directly or through an authorized relay) that an IFR departure clearance is not valid until a release time or additional instructions have been received.
Wed, Aug 26,2026 06:26:15PM EST
Negative Contact Used by pilots to inform ATC that: 1) Previously issued traffic is not in sight. It may be followed by the pilot's request for the controller to provide assistance in avoiding the traffic. 2) They were unable to contact ATC on a particular frequency.
Wed, Aug 26,2026 06:26:11PM EST
Also: Virgin Galactic Seeks Name, Hydrogen Powers Rolls Royce, C150/Bell 407GX Collision, Supersonic Challenges Whisper Aero has moved its electric propulsion technology off the test stand and into crewed flight, completing the first flights of its eQ250 electric ducted-fan system aboard a modified Swift 3 glider in Crossville, Tennessee. Test pilot Zac Majors completed three planned flights totaling more than 130 minutes, with the Swift powered by a pair of eQ250 propulsors producing up to 85 pounds of static thrust each. Five Electric Power Systems Epic 1.0 Energy modules provided electrical power. CubCrafters is celebrating one heck of a delivery flight after Australian pilot David Green flew his brand-new Carbon Cub UL from the company’s factory in Yakima, Washington, all the way home to Port Macquarie, New South Wales. Rather than dismantling the aircraft and stuffing it into a shipping container, Green apparently decided that was far too conventional, departing Yakima July 22 in his new Carbon Cub UL, appropriately nicknamed “Dusty.” A Southwest Airlines flight from Philadelphia to Orlando became the setting for one of the more bizarre lapses in cockpit professionalism when the aircraft’s captain intentionally disrobed and viewed pornography during the flight. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Wed, Aug 26,2026 06:26:04PM EST
Aero Linx: Youth Aviation Adventure In 1997, Steve Wathen and Dan Kiser founded the Youth Aviation Adventure Program (YAA) in Columbus, Ohio as a way to help Steve’s son and other scouts from their troop earn their Boy Scout Aviation Merit Badges. The two men enjoyed sharing their love of aviation with the boys so much they began recruiting scouts from other nearby troops and offering their Aviation Merit Badge program twice a year. As the program became more popular, Dan and Steve enlisted other pilots and aviation enthusiasts as volunteers to expand and upgrade the content of the program, and it has since expanded to include Girl Scouts, youth from other organizations, and anyone from the ages of 12-18 with an interest in aviation.
Wed, Aug 26,2026 06:26:00PM EST
“When a substantial portion of a unit’s membership is located outside the community where the squadron is based, it can create challenges in maintaining consistent day-to-day leadership, accountability, and oversight...” Source: Rocky Mountain Region Commander Col. John Rhoades, who oversees the Wyoming Wing, commenting in part on the news that the Wyoming Wing of the Civil Air Patrol has deactivated the Teton Civil Air Patrol Squadron after several months of disputes with new leadership of the statewide organization.
Wed, Aug 26,2026 06:25:54PM EST
Also: Embry-Riddle Airstrip Plan, New Generation Of CVRs, Chelan Runway Concerns, Bangor Runway Closure The Airplane Farm has announced a trio of flight platforms engineered for personal transit, elite competition, and tactical security operations. Known for blending advanced aerodynamics with high-strength structural engineering, the manufacturer's latest lineup highlights a major push toward high-performance personal flight and adaptable, optionally piloted defense systems, the company says. The City of Boulder is now moving to pursue new federal and state grant funds to maintain the airport, ensuring it will continue to play a key role in the community. Last month, the city council voted 8-1 to continue operating the airport and seek federal and state funding for its upkeep. A key airport opponent on the council who sought avenues to close the airport and redevelop the land then resigned after the vote. Textron Aviation has announced the 500th delivery of a Cessna Citation CJ4 series business jet, the company’s largest light jet, setting the stage for the next chapter of the aircraft with the upcoming Cessna Citation CJ4 Gen3. The milestone aircraft, a Citation CJ4 Gen2, was delivered to a customer based in the Philippines. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Wed, Aug 26,2026 06:25:46PM EST
Also: Amazon Drone Delivery, NASA’s Swift Rescue... NOT, Army Resumes Apache Training, USAF To Antarctica Turnback The FAA has proposed a rule to exempt military pilot trainees from the requirement to hold an FAA third-class medical certificate, provided they already meet U.S. military pilot medical examination standards. “FAA has determined that U.S. military pilot medical examinations meet or exceed the level of safety established by FAA third-class medical certificate standards. Therefore, it is redundant to require military pilot trainees to meet both standards. The proposed rule would support streamlining the U.S. military use of civilian flight schools. The intended effects are to reduce administrative burdens and costs while maintaining safety standards,” the agency says. The EAA has announced six inductees for its 2026 Sport Aviation Halls of Fame class, recognizing individuals whose work has helped define distinct corners of recreational aviation. The inductees will be honored November 11th in the Eagle Hangar of the EAA Aviation Museum. The recognition reflects the breadth of EAA’s community, where innovation, craftsmanship, competition, preservation, and the freedom to fly remain closely connected. Business aviation salaries continue to increase, in some cases by nearly 7% in certain categories, such as personnel who manage, fly, repair and schedule these aircraft. That was just one of the main findings of the 2026 NBAA Compensation Survey, which annually provides a comprehensive review of aviation department personnel salaries and benefits to help member companies better evaluate their own flight departments. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
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