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Sat, Aug 15,2026 07:18:37PM EST
Eyewitnesses By Curlew Pond Reported That As The Airplane Flew Over The Pond, The Engine Started To Sputter On July 16, 2026, about 0740 eastern daylight time, a Dakota Cub Super 18 airplane, N84AJ, was substantially damaged when it was involved in an accident near Plymouth, Massachusetts. The pilot was fatally injured. The airplane operated under the provisions of Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 91 as a personal flight. ADS-B data obtained from the FAA and data extracted from the airplane’s Garmin G3X showed that the airplane departed from Plymouth Municipal Airport (PYM), Plymouth, Massachusetts, about 0632, and flew south towards Katama Airpark(1B2), Edgartown, Massachusetts, and then flew back towards PYM, generally staying below 1,000 ft above ground level. The airplane flew a path similar to a straight-in for runway 33 until it was about 1.4 miles from the departure end of the runway.
Sat, Aug 15,2026 07:18:33PM EST
Aero Linx: Commercial Aviation Safety Team (CAST) CAST’s initial goal was to reduce the commercial aviation fatality risk in the United States by 80 percent from 1998 to 2008. By 2008, CAST was able to report that by implementing the most promising safety enhancements, the fatality risk of commercial air travel in the United States was reduced by 83 percent. CAST’s goal over the next decade is to transition to prognostic safety analysis. CAST aims to reduce the remaining U.S. commercial fatality risk by 50 percent from 2010 to 2025 and continue to work with our international partners to reduce fatality risk in worldwide commercial aviation.
Sat, Aug 15,2026 07:18:29PM EST
From 2023 (YouTube Edition): Very Cool and Highly Collectable An offshoot of MotoArt, the first and only concern to handcraft one-of-a-kind articles of furniture from the salvaged structures and components of decommissioned aircraft, PlaneTags is an ever-broadening line of aviation mementos fashioned—hand-cut, stamped, shaped, and individually etched—from the skins of retired aircraft. Cognizant of the innumerable stories preserved figuratively and literally throughout the forlorn carcasses of once-proud aircraft relegated to the world’s boneyards, PlaneTags’s personnel scour the globe in perpetuity, seeking out and salvaging vintage military and commercial aircraft.
Sat, Aug 15,2026 07:18:25PM EST
“We found that fuel prices were generally available online, but information about service fees was sometimes missing. While some businesses are working to improve their online information, others have said that it is difficult to do so because there are many services, and fees vary for different types of planes... In our review of the availability and consistency of fuel prices for 45 selected FBOs, we conducted covert calls and compared the fuel prices we obtained by phone with those we found on the FBO’s website and three flight-planning websites.” Source: Statements made by the GAO in a report about FBO pricing and related disclosure policies and practices.
Sat, Aug 15,2026 07:18:21PM EST
“We are seeing increased activity from California counties—particular Los Angeles, Ventura and San Diego—issuing property tax assessments to aircraft who were merely visiting California airports... ” Source: Aviation Tax Consultants, commenting on why California pilots are fighting back against local governments using FAA-mandated ADS-B aircraft tracking data for tax collection.
Sat, Aug 15,2026 07:18:17PM EST
Also: Nearly 20 Years Of Airborne, Little Blue Cloud, EAA Gathering Raises $2.85M, Solairus Acquisition The Mesa City Council has voted 6-1 to delay Falcon Field Airport’s landing fee program amid an ongoing lawsuit and an investigation by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). “This delay in the implementation is to give an opportunity for our outside counsel, a national expert, to provide that independent review, and to determine whether to provide confirmation on the fees or to propose and recommend new fees,” said city attorney Jim Smith. The British Royal Air Force (RAF) Aerobatics team the Red Arrows have pulled out of a number of key summer events due to the team being stranded in Canada. The RAF's aerobatics team were due to return to RAF Waddington in Lincolnshire last week following its tour of the U.S., but were grounded due to poor weather predicted for north-eastern regions of Canada. In an update, the team said it now anticipated continuing its multi-leg journey back to the U.K. next week. Boeing and Archer Aviation have announced the companies have signed definitive agreements in which Archer will acquire Boeing's Wisk Aero, SkyGrid and Insitu subsidiaries. The acquisitions, including the drone maker Insitu and airspace-services provider SkyGrid, give Archer access to Boeing's autonomous-flight technology, potentially bolstering its position in defense and commercial logistics. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Sat, Aug 15,2026 07:18:05PM EST
Also: Military Jamming in NM?, Voyager 2 Gets Another Year, Gorge Drones $289,215 Fine, AAL on SAF A drone carrying an explosive device was discovered inside a secure cargo operations area at Leipzig/Halle Airport. The finding temporarily halted flight operations and prompted a major security response involving counter-terrorism authorities. The incident took an additional turn when another unidentified object struck a cargo aircraft attempting to land. An airport staff member discovered the drone near the airport’s south runway shortly before midnight. Fire officials are expressing concerns as more people are using drones in restricted airspace to video wildfires from above, blocking or slowing firefighters’ efforts to save lives and property, and putting pilots’ lives at risk. The latest incident came Saturday night In Iron County, Utah where Iron County Emergency Management announced angrily, writing in all caps, under the headline “Urgent” that someone was flying a drone nearby the firefighting and police were looking for the pilot. “AIR ASSETS WILL BE GROUNDED UNLESS THIS DRONE STOPS FLYING!!!, Merlin has reached Stage of Involvement 3 with New Zealand aviation regulators. The milestone advances certification of its autonomous flight system for Part 23 aircraft. More importantly, it brings AI driven flight technology another step closer to operating within the tightly controlled framework of civil aviation. Aerospace and defense technology company Merlin has achieved Stage of Involvement 3, or SOI 3. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-NextGen!!!
Sat, Aug 15,2026 07:17:59PM EST
Also: Burke Airport Defense, SkyTrax Hydraulic Prop, Diamond Lil Returns, Drones v Spokane Fires The return of the Blue Angels to Seattle’s Seafair Weekend has sparked a growing conversation about the role of military aviation demonstrations in major public celebrations. A myopic opinion piece from a Seattle parent argues that the Navy precision flight team’s performances create challenges for residents with sensory sensitivities, veterans, and those affected by memories of conflict. The writer describes personal experiences with a child who struggled with the sound of the jets and questions whether a city known for its focus on inclusion should continue hosting the demonstration. An Australian aviation crew has carried out a midwinter mission to rescue a U.S. expedition member from a station in Antarctica. Skytraders said the extraordinary mission took place after a request for urgent help with a medical evacuation from McMurdo Station. After an initial delay due to the weather, the aviation company said it was able to land its Airbus A319 in "extremely challenging conditions"including temperatures of -43C (-45.4F). Among the more than 10,000 aircraft gathered at Oshkosh in July 2026 was an airplane unlike almost anything else on the flight line. Built by France’s Club Aéro des Garrigues, the replica of Alberto Santos-Dumont’s Demoiselle represented a design whose origins reach back to 1907. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Sat, Aug 15,2026 07:17:53PM EST
Hold Procedure A predetermined maneuver which keeps aircraft within a specified airspace while awaiting further clearance from air traffic control. Also used during ground operations to keep aircraft within a specified area or at a specified point while awaiting further clearance from air traffic control.
Sat, Aug 15,2026 07:17:49PM EST
Also: Last Known Living WASP, Coulson C-130H Fleet, AH-64 Apache Down, Ukraine Sends 2000 Drones To US The Bahamas Air Navigation Services Authority (BANSA) recently began retroactive collection of fees to aircraft operators who flew to, from, within or over the Bahamas in a piston twin, turboprop or jet aircraft since May 1, 2021. BANSA exempts single-engine piston powered aircraft on private flights from these fees. “NBAA is launching an advocacy effort with other impacted stakeholders and the U.S. government to highlight the negative economic impact such onerous fees will have on FBOs, airports, the travel industry and surrounding businesses,” said Laura Everington, NBAA’s director of international operations and regulations. A Government Accountability Office (GAO) report says investigators posing as pilots called 45 FBOs at 40 general aviation airports and compared the prices they received by phone against listings on AirNav, various airport directories, ForeFlight and FBO websites. ANN’s Jim Campbell was good friends with the legendary Frank Robinson for many years and remembers the very first R44 very well... now the 5000th is about to come off the line. Robinson Helicopter Company (RHC) has reached a new milestone, selling its 5,000th R44 Raven II helicopter to its dealership ARICA in Ecuador. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Sat, Aug 15,2026 07:17:43PM EST
Aero Linx: Cardinal Flyers Online The Cardinal Flyers are a group of owners, operators and flyers of the Cessna 177 Cardinal. This is our web home, the Cardinal Flyers Online. Our purpose is to bring Cardinal Flyers together around the world, both virtually and physically, while communicating our member's experiences, wisdom and knowledge in creative and effective ways. We are about technical knowledge exchange, but also about building a community of Cardinal owners.
Sat, Aug 15,2026 07:17:36PM EST
Pilot Saw The Photographer Taking Pictures Just Before The Glider’S Wing Contacted Him At The Midspan Of The Left Wing Analysis: The pilot reported that the purpose of the flight was to give an experience ride to a friend of the photographer on the ground. Prior to the flight, the pilot informed the photographer of the runway they would be landing on and that they would roll off onto the south taxiway before concluding the flight in front of the main hanger. As briefed, the glider touched down and rolled onto the taxiway. The pilot saw the photographer taking pictures just before the glider’s wing contacted him at the midspan of the left wing. The glider rotated 90° to the left before coming to rest. The photographer sustained fatal injuries as a result of the accident.
Sat, Aug 15,2026 07:17:32PM EST
From 2024 (YouTube Edition): The Medical Team of SNF Is Prepared For Just About Anything After a little medical incident with the Aero-News team, ANN Editor-in-Chief Jim Campbell stopped by the medical facility for a quick tour at this year’s SUN ‘n FUN 2024.The lovely Margo Wesley, Chairman of Sun ‘n Fun Medical Hospitality, gave everyone a rundown of the human-maintenance facilities that keep the show going year after year. With huge crowds descending upon Lakeland every year, it’s not too surprising that the Aerospace Center for Excellence has created a fairly plush little medial facility, allowing staff on site to take care of a wider spectrum of in-field issues without having to send patients offsite for basic interventions.
Sat, Aug 15,2026 07:17:26PM EST
Also: I Hart Flying Foundation, EAA Gathering Raises $2.85M, Medical Reform, Broward County Aerospace Program A 21-year-old flight instructor declared an in-flight emergency and landed a small plane on Interstate 10 after the aircraft’s engine began failing, according to the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office. No one was hurt. Air traffic control audio from the incident captures pilot Emily Shelton reporting a burning oil smell and dropping oil pressure before telling controllers she did not believe she could reach the airport. “We would like to go ahead and declare an emergency. We’re losing our engine. I don’t know if we’re gonna make it to the airport,” she said. More than 1,000 students have graduated from the Aviation Maintenance Technical program called the SkillBridge program at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. The program helps service members transition into high-demand, well-paying careers in the aerospace industry through professional certifications and engagement with industry partners, the university has announced. Dragon Flight Training Academy, a South Florida flight school based at North Perry Airport in Pembroke Pines, has been acquired by Alpha-Tech Aviation Services. The transaction carries special significance following the passing of Dragon Flight Training Academy co-founder Anh-Thu Nguyen in July 2025 while attempting to circumnavigate the globe in her Lancair IV-P aircraft, Amelia. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne!!!
Sat, Aug 15,2026 07:17:19PM EST
Also: Sun Country Pilot Pay, Heli Hoists Horse, Helldiver Reunion, Door Breaks Off DA42 Several prominent general aviation organizations sent a letter to the FAA, urging the agency to limit the disclosure of the personal information of aircraft owners. The letter was signed by EAA, NBAA, and VAI, among others. The organizations point out that Section 803 of the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2024 already requires the FAA to allow aircraft owners to opt in to limiting the release of aircraft registration information and the owner’s or operator’s personally identifiable information—a provision that the letter states provides “clear direction regarding aircraft owner data protection.” With more than 3,400 Ebola cases reported in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) says its pilots are continuing to fly life-saving aid into isolated communities where access to medical care remains limited. While flying into zones where people have Ebola, MAF has protocols in place to keep their pilots safe. They don't transport patients who are sick with the disease, but they do bring healthcare workers into isolated areas, as well as deliver medical supplies. Investigations are underway into how a commercial jet full of passengers got too close to the military helicopter carrying President Donald Trump. Marine One took off from theEllipse just south of the White House on Tuesday afternoon, but air traffic at Reagan National Airport continued for a couple of minutes afterward. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
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