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Sun, Sep 20,2026 05:56:56PM EST
Accident Occurred During The Initial Phase Of A 500 Small Unmanned Aircraft (SUA) Drone Light Show When Multiple SUAs Failed To Achieve Proper Spatial Separation Analysis: The accident occurred during the initial phase of a 500 small unmanned aircraft (sUA) drone light show when multiple sUA failed to achieve proper spatial separation, resulting in midair collisions and subsequent loss of control. Several sUA entered the audience which resulted in a serious injury to a spectator. Drone show software (DSS) revealed that the uploaded show center position was incorrect resulting in an approximate 5-meter (16.4-ft) displacement from the intended location. This error caused the system to assign incorrect aircraft to flight paths. In addition, the show heading had not been entered correctly and was rotated by about 7°. These cumulative errors resulted in crossing paths and collisions during takeoff with flight paths closer to spectators than intended. Furthermore, when the show center location was updated only 498 drones were selected rather than 500, which resulted in 2 drones with different show center positions than the others.
Sun, Sep 20,2026 05:56:52PM EST
Dave Juwel's Aviation Marketing Stories ITBOA BNITBOB ... what does that mean? It's not gibberish, it's a lengthy acronym for "In The Business Of Aviation ... But Not In The Business Of Business."
Sun, Sep 20,2026 05:56:48PM EST
From 2023 (YouTube Edition): The Life, Death, Life, Death, and Life of a Glorious Warbird In 1981, business-owner Jim Tobul and his father purchased a Chance-Vought F4U Corsair. More accurately, the two men purchased three truckloads of parts that, over the following decade, they fashioned into a flying warbird. That Jim Tobul is an FAA certified AMP/IA and pilot was critical to the endeavor, but not so critical as the father-and-son team’s passion for aviation, the Corsair, and the history embodied in the aircraft to which they dedicated vast tracts of their lives. The machine the Tobuls built—and upon which they bestowed the apt nom de guerre, Korean War Hero—is Chance Vought F4U-4 Corsair serial number Bu#97143, registration number N713JT.
Sun, Sep 20,2026 05:56:44PM EST
Aero Linx: Ercoupe Owners Club We fly an airplane that was the peak of pre-World War II development. It took more than a decade and a half before the features of the Ercoupe were the norm in civil aviation. Yet the industry finally followed. The members of the Ercoupe Owners Club provide each other mutual support as we keep these classic aircraft in the air. Along the way, we've found that Coupe people are a little bit special, themselves.
Sun, Sep 20,2026 05:56:40PM EST
“The revolutionary F-117 gave military commanders options they never had before. The Nighthawk could be the tip of the spear, taking out enemy defenses before they knew what hit them or it could destroy selective strategic targets, helping achieve objectives with unmatched precision. Adding this breakthrough aircraft to the national collection will ensure generations to come know its amazing story.” Source: Chris Browne, the John and Adrienne Mars Director of the National Air and Space Museum, discussing the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum welcoming of a Lockheed F-117 Nighthawk stealth fighter, the world’s first true operational stealth combat aircraft, into the national collection.
Sun, Sep 20,2026 05:56:36PM EST
Also: National Aerobatic Championships, Pilot Chooses Cash Over Airplane, Maintenance Rules Rewrite, Paraglider Busted The KFA Safari XL is a rugged two-place aircraft designed for backcountry flying, short-field operations and pilots who need a little more room than conventional light aircraft normally provide. Its wider cabin and additional headroom accommodate larger occupants comfortably, while oversized bush wheels, a robust airframe and STOL-oriented aerodynamics prepare it for operations from grass, gravel, sand and other unimproved surfaces. AFE26 Planning is moving ahead exceptionally well. In fact, we are already considerably ahead of where we were at this point during the development of last year’s inaugural event, and the experience gained from that first effort has allowed us to make this year’s Affordable Flying Expo more organized, more ambitious, and more valuable for exhibitors and attendees alike. We are especially excited about the upcoming MOSAIC Town Hall, which is already attracting substantially greater attention and participation following the strong results and encouraging feedback generated by last year’s program. Ticket sales are now open to the public and available from www.affordableflying.net. The Aeroprakt A32 Vixxen is a factory-built, two-seat Special Light-Sport Aircraft that develops the company’s successful A22LS formula into a faster, cleaner and more refined traveling airplane. Power comes from a 100-horsepower Rotax 912 ULS or fuel-injected 912 iS, giving the A32 a top speed of approximately 133 mph and economical cruise performance. At 109 mph, published fuel consumption is about 3.4 gallons per hour, while slowing to 100 mph with the912 iS can reduce consumption to roughly 2.9 gallons per hour. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne!!!
Sun, Sep 20,2026 05:56:31PM 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, Sep 20,2026 05:56:25PM EST
Handoff An action taken to transfer the radar identification of an aircraft from one controller to another if the aircraft will enter the receiving controller's airspace and radio communications with the aircraft will be transferred.
Sun, Sep 20,2026 05:56:21PM EST
“NBAA is well positioned to continue operating seamlessly and serving members strategically and effectively. I am honored to step in and lead our dedicated team.” Source: Dan Hubbard, who is stepping into the association's day-to-day leadership role while President and CEO Ed Bolen takes a leave of absence for cancer treatment. At the same time, Heidi Williams is moving into a newly elevated operations position that places her closer to NBAA's work with regulators and the wider aviation industry.
Sun, Sep 20,2026 05:56:17PM EST
Aero Linx: International Federation of Airworthiness (IFA) We aim to be the most internationally respected independent authority on the subject of Airworthiness. IFA uniquely combines together all those with responsibility for policies, principles and practices concerned with the continuing airworthiness of civil transport aircraft throughout the world. IFA’s mission is to contribute to the debate and formation of policies, which affect the Airworthiness of civil aircraft worldwide, and to influence Regulators, Airlines, Maintenance Organisations and Governments to constantly improve aviation safety.
Sun, Sep 20,2026 05:56:14PM EST
After Landing, During A “Fast-Taxi Maneuver” (The Pilot) Struck Ground Equipment That Was Obscured Because Of The Tailwheel Airplane’s Nose-High Pitch Attitude Analysis: The pilot reported that he performed four practice landings at the departure airport, to confirm landing performance, then continued to a private gravel airstrip. He overflew the airstrip and observed calm wind conditions, then performed another flyover to verify the runway was clear of obstructions. While on final approach, a gust of wind resulted in a temporary increase in airspeed then a touchdown farther than planned. After landing, during a “fast-taxi maneuver” he struck ground equipment that was obscured because of the tailwheel airplane’s nose-high pitch attitude. The landing gear collapsed, then the airplane then struck another piece of equipment, which resulted in substantial damage to the left wing.
Sun, Sep 20,2026 05:56:10PM EST
Also: 3rd GA Flt School Arrest, Greek Astronaut, King Air Bulletin, Middle Georgia State University Two Oakland, California police officers have been indicted on charges of conspiring with a then-FAA safety inspector to obtain pilot certifications they didn’t earn, allegedly circumventing required test flights and leaving a paper trail of falsified documents. The officers, Brandon Mart and David Mac, and their co-defendant, William Miller, pleaded not guilty at a Thursday court appearance where the seven-count indictment was unsealed. The charges include conspiracy, defrauding the FAA, and falsifying records to obstruct the investigation. The USAF fighter fleet is nearly 50 aircraft short of the number required by Congress, according to a recent Congressional Research Service report. The fighter fleet inventory currently falls short of the statutory requirement of 1,145 fighters, with 1,098 aircraft currently in the fleet. The service also operates an aging and “heavily used” fleet, with aircraft averaging 27.4 years old, according to the report. The FAA has begun shutting down hundreds of remote communications outlets across the United States, with 674 ultimately slated for removal. The first wave began September 3rd, reducing a nationwide network pilots have long used to reach Flight Service. Yet 262 outlets will remain after the agency scaled back it's original plan following public feedback and additional safety assessments. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Sun, Sep 20,2026 05:56:00PM EST
Also: Bonanza Ditching, E-170 Control Yoke Becomes Loose, 35,000 Girls Set For Av-Experience, Air Traffic Control Reforms A restored Grumman Widgeon with a remarkable place in American aviation history is looking for its next caretaker. N44CH once belonged to aerobatic champion Charlie Hillard and was used for an early Young Eagles flight at Oshkosh. Now, decades of history and more than $230,000 in restoration work come together in one rare aircraft. NBC Los Angeles helicopter NewsChopper4 went down Tuesday while providing aerial coverage of a accident involving a bus and an SUV, leaving three dead. The Los Angeles Fire Department said more than 70 firefighters responded just before 7 p.m. Tuesday to the helicopter accident scene between two commercial buildings at 9151 N. Mason Ave. in Chatsworth, Calif. The helicopter, a Eurocopter AS 350 B2 Ecureuil, was maneuvering at a low altitude to film the scene of a fatal car/bus collision at the time of the accident. The Air Force is on track to reach its annual goal of graduating 1,500 new pilots that had proved elusive to this point, one year after the service launched a sweeping overhaul of its undergraduate pilot training program, Air Education and Training Command (AETC) said Sept. 14. Reaching the milestone under the new Future of Undergraduate Pilot Training, or FUPT, program, will help “support the Air Force’s broader effort to address a pilot shortage,” AETC stated. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Sun, Sep 20,2026 05:55:52PM EST
Also: RISEN SV 916 Record, Blackwing Heading To US Mkt, Nat'l Aerobatic Championships, Texarkana College & MOSAIC An Aero-News team made its way to the Midwest Aviation Expo in Mount Vernon, Illinois, this past week, and while the event has certainly seen better days, its underlying potential remains obvious. Thursday’s weather complicated arrivals, exhibitor participation was down from previous years, and several manufacturers—including some once considered regular attractions—failed to appear. Inadequate marketing appears to be a significant part of the problem. DirectFly USA’s Alto NG is a Czech-built, all-metal, two-place light-sport aircraft developed from more than 15 years of experience with the original Alto in flight schools, aeroclubs, and private ownership. The NG replaced the earlier configuration in 2022, bringing several structural and operational refinements. Powered by the 100-horsepower Rotax 912 ULS, the low-wing Alto NG has a maximum takeoff weight of 1,320 pounds and an empty weight beginning around 705 pounds, depending upon equipment. Published performance includes a 97-knot cruise speed, 140-knot VNE, 41-knot landing-configuration stall speed, and approximately 1,000 feet per minute of climb. King Schools has introduced a redesigned, user-focused interface intended to make its aviation training products easier to navigate and use across multiple devices. The update applies to educational programs for pilots and aviation maintenance technicians, bringing ground-school lessons and FAA knowledge-test preparation into a more cohesive training environment. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne!!!
Sun, Sep 20,2026 05:55:36PM EST
From 2024 (YouTube Edition): Developing STC For Fly-By-Wire In R-66 Rex Alexander spoke with Warren Curry of Skyryse about the Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) SkyRyse is developing that it anticipates will be certified in 2025. The STC is for a fly-by-wire system named SkyOS, in this instance for the Robinson R-66 helicopter. SkyOS is very different from what helicopter pilots are used to. Instead of using a collective, cyclic, and pedals to control the aircraft, SkyOS combines all of those parameters into one side-mounted stick that the pilot uses to control all the same flight parameters. In fact, the Skyryse One helicopter is an adaptation of the R-66 with all the modifications done to the interior and control systems: sidestick for control but no collective, no cyclic, and no pedals.
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