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NTSB Final Report: Piper PA-18-150
Thu, Feb 19,2026 08:06:32PM EST
Pilot Reported That He Landed In A Harvested Soybean Field And Tapped The Breaks “A Little Too Hard.” Analysis: The pilot reported that he landed in a harvested soybean field and tapped the breaks “a little too hard.” The airplane nosed over and came to rest inverted. The airplane sustained substantial damage to the wings, right wing strut, rudder, and fuselage. The pilot reported that there were no preaccident mechanical malfunctions or failures with the airplane that would have precluded normal operation.

Classic Aero-TV: PBY Catalina-From Wartime to Double Sunrises to the Long Sunset
Thu, Feb 19,2026 08:06:29PM EST
From 2022 (YouTube Edition): Before They’re All Gone... Humankind has been messing about in airplanes for almost 120-years. In that time, thousands of aircraft representing innumerable technologies, design philosophies, and aspirations both noble and contemptible have been built and flown. Airshows—the good ones—are lenses into aviation’s past. Events like AirVenture, Sun ‘n Fun, and Frontiers in Flight afford modern audiences glimpses of aircraft that shaped the world in war, and brought it together in peace.

Aero-News: Quote of the Day (02.17.26)
Thu, Feb 19,2026 08:06:25PM EST
“Innovative aircraft like eVTOLs promise to revolutionize America’s aviation system, but the certification process for new entrants to our airspace lacks clarity and efficiency, delaying next-generation advanced air mobility development...” Source: Senator Tedd Budd, one of a bipartisan group of senators and representatives that has introduced the Aviation Innovation and Global Competitiveness Act, taking clear aim at the FAA’s below-par aircraft type certification process. This is a long-standing problem that has stirred legislative efforts before to no avail, but lawmakers seem to think this time is different, thanks to Advanced Air Mobility.

ANN's Daily Aero-Term (02.17.26): Back-Taxi
Thu, Feb 19,2026 08:06:22PM EST
Back-Taxi A term used by air traffic controllers to taxi an aircraft on the runway opposite to the traffic flow. The aircraft may be instructed to back?taxi to the beginning of the runway or at some point before reaching the runway end for the purpose of departure or to exit the runway.

Airborne 02.11.26: SpaceX Lunar Plans, FAA Fed Sues UAL, FAA Academy Audit
Thu, Feb 19,2026 08:06:19PM EST
Also: AEA Keynote, WWII Aircraft Recovery, Air Canda Nixes Cuba, UK SR20 Crash SpaceX has told investors it plans to shift its priority to going to the moon instead of Mars and targets March 2027 for a lunar landing without humans on board. This will be the first step in what founder Elon Musk says will be a "self-growing"city on the moon. The company says Mars will come later, as it focuses on putting Musk's rocket company and his startup artificial intelligence company together. United Airlines is in the middle of an intense legal dispute with an FAA safety inspector who received a lifetime ban after he allegedly reported safety concerns while onboard as a passenger. If the carrier loses, its actions could cost it upwards of $12 million. The DOT Inspector General has launched an audit of the FAA Controller Training Academy in Oklahoma City to reviews delays in training enough air traffic controllers. The DOT memorandum says the academy is facing considerable challenges with training, including a shortage of qualified instructors, training-capacity limitations, an outdated curriculum, and high training failure rates. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!

Airborne-NextGen 02.18.26: Streamlining Cert, UAV Delivery Spike, EAA v UAV Regs
Thu, Feb 19,2026 08:06:12PM EST
Also: NASA Selects Vast, FlightSim v RealWorld, USAF Semi-Autonomous Flight, Crew-12 Restocks ISS A bipartisan group of senators and representatives has introduced the Aviation Innovation and Global Competitiveness Act, taking clear aim at the FAA’s below-par aircraft type certification process. This is a long-standing problem that has stirred legislative efforts before to no avail, but lawmakers seem to think this time is different, thanks to Advanced Air Mobility. According to a recent government watchdog report, more than a million commercial drones were operating in the US by the end of last year. The variety of roles these drones can serve has also grown exponentially, allowing them to tackle infrastructure inspections, disaster response, and, most widely foreshadowed, delivery services. The Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) provided comments to questions asked by the FAA looking deeper into ADS-B and the possibility of "electronic conspicuity"(EC) devices, an alternative to ADS-B contemplated to aid in collision avoidance between manned aircraft and drones. The EAA provided feedback aimed to support portable (or installed), low-cost, low-power, anonymous "alternate EC"devices intended solely to enhance air-to-air awareness and deconfliction. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-NextGen!!!

ANN's Daily Aero-Term (02.18.26): Braking Action Advisories
Thu, Feb 19,2026 08:06:08PM EST
Braking Action Advisories When tower controllers receive runway braking action reports which include the terms “medium,"“poor,"or “nil,"or whenever weather conditions are conducive to deteriorating or rapidly changing runway braking conditions, the tower will include on the ATIS broadcast the statement, “Braking Action Advisories are in Effect."During the time braking action advisories are in effect, ATC will issue the most current braking action report for the runway in use to each arriving and departing aircraft. Pilots should be prepared for deteriorating braking conditions and should request current runway condition information if not issued by controllers. Pilots should also be prepared to provide a descriptive runway condition report to controllers after landing.

ANN's Daily Aero-Linx (02.18.26)
Thu, Feb 19,2026 08:06:04PM EST
Aero Linx: American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) Founded in 1928, we are the largest professional organization for airport employees, committed to delivering results for the dedicated individuals who are the backbone of both our association and the nation’s airport system. Our members lead in crucial roles, from the C-Suite to the terminal and airfield. We provide the resources you need to advance your airport and your career, including dynamic professional development, networking opportunities, cutting-edge training, comprehensive airport solutions, and strong representation in Washington. Our governance structure includes a board of directors, chapter presidents, a policy review council, and an executive committee, led by Chair Rebecca Hupp, A.A.E., alongside senior leadership and staff,

Aero-News: Quote of the Day (02.18.26)
Thu, Feb 19,2026 08:06:01PM EST
“McEwen’s offending showed a blatant disregard for the rules and regulations imposed on those who want to fly a drone. These guidelines are in place to protect everyone’s safety and they must be respected. We appreciate many people will feel that these are minor offences however they can have devastating consequences.” Source: Investigating officer PC Jon Parker, explaining why a UK drone operator has been hit with 17 convictions after repeatedly flying over an active industrial fire and inside restricted airport airspace, giving him the unfortunate title of Britain’s first (but, at this rate, not last) drone pilot to be charged for interference with emergency response.

Airborne Affordable Flyers 02.12.26: RedBull Race, SportPlane Certs, Bristell
Thu, Feb 19,2026 08:05:57PM EST
Also: Letters Of Deviation Notice, Velocity To Partner, Out-Of-Production Kits, Another eXenos First Flight Luke Czepiela traced the full ideal line of the Bahrain International Circuit at low level, including short takeoffs and landings (STOL) on the start/finish straight in a CubCrafters Carbon Cub UL powered by a Rotax 916 iS engine. The flight is documented in the short film Aircraft Meets Racetrack, the first project to emerge fromBRP-Rotax's Brand Ambassador partnership with Czepiela, launched in 2025. The short film premiered during the Bahrain International Circuit's official F1 pre-season press conference. Last week the FAA published Order 8130.2L, which contains new policy for certifying aircraft consistent with changes in the MOSAIC rule. The new order contains an update to standard operating limitations that allows light-sport repair people who have an inspection rating (LSRIs) to conduct condition inspections on all experimental amateur-built aircraft (E-ABs). Czech aircraft manufacturer BRM AERO will deliver its Bristell B23-915 IFR two-seat light sport training aircraft to the Republic of Korea Air Force (ROKAF) as its next-generation training aircraft. The multi-year contract includes cockpit procedure trainers and comprehensive technical support, with phased deliveries scheduled from 2026-2028. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne!!!

Airborne 02.13.26: Lasers v Cartel UAV?, WiFi Prank Scrambles Jets, ATC Dropouts
Thu, Feb 19,2026 08:05:52PM EST
Also: Blended-Wing Aircraft, Free Pilot’s Guide To Airspace, F16 Pilots Earn DFC, Mardi Gras TFR A lack of coordination between the Defense Department and the FAA over the military’s use of a high-energy, counter-drone laser led to the FAA shutting down the El Paso airspace. Military activity and the use of the counter-drone laser raised immediate concerns by the FAA for civilian traffic arriving and departing El Paso International Airport. Fort Bliss and its airfield, Biggs Army Airfield, sit just north of the commercial airport, which serves about 100 flights each day. A Wizz Air flight headed to Tel Aviv’s Ben-Gurion Airport was intercepted by Israeli Air Force fighter jets after a concerning WiFi hotspot name was discovered by the cabin crew. While a full security response was triggered, the event turned out to be nothing more than a kid’s ill-conceived prank. While announcing a new audit of the FAA Academy in Oklahoma City, the DoT IG gave some behind-the-scenes numbers that show how the controller shortage got as bad as it is today: a trainee failure rate of more than 30% in 2024. This has left current controllers working overtime and six-day workweeks to keep the system moving amid growing travel demand. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!

Airborne 02.17.26: Epic Downed By CFIT, Long-Delayed 777X, Osprey Troubles
Thu, Feb 19,2026 08:05:46PM EST
Also: Canada Expected To Certify Gulfstream, Vista Spends $4.7B, Warbird Reg Update, Daher AD An Epic E1000 impacted terrain near Steamboat Springs, Colorado, just after midnight on February 13. Authorities confirmed that all four people were lost in the crash and that the NTSB is involved. ADS-B data shows the final recorded position at approximately 00:19 local time near the summit of Emerald Mountain, about 0.8 nautical miles left of the extended centerline and 3 nm south of the threshold for runway 32. Boeing is reportedly hoping to finally get its first production-standard 777X airborne this April. If this schedule holds, the flight could get Boeing back in the long-range widebody competition… only six years behind its intended timeline. The aircraft preparing for flight is built for launch customer Lufthansa and is currently undergoing fuel system testing at Boeing’s Everett facility in Washington. After a blunt GAO report and nearly 20 serious mishaps across the services in about two years, the Marine Corps has confirmed that it is making five major safety updates to its MV-22 Osprey fleet. The changes were outlined in the 2026 Marine Aviation Plan. The GAO put the numbers into perspective, finding that the Marine Corps and Air Force recorded 18 serious, non-combat Osprey accidents in fiscal years 2023 and 2024. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!

Airborne 02.13.26: Lasers v Cartel UAV?, WiFi Prank Scrambles Jets, ATC Dropouts
Thu, Feb 19,2026 08:05:36PM EST
Also: Blended-Wing Aircraft, Free Pilot’s Guide To Airspace, F16 Pilots Earn DFC, Mardi Gras TFR A lack of coordination between the Defense Department and the FAA over the military’s use of a high-energy, counter-drone laser led to the FAA shutting down the El Paso airspace. Military activity and the use of the counter-drone laser raised immediate concerns by the FAA for civilian traffic arriving and departing El Paso International Airport. Fort Bliss and its airfield, Biggs Army Airfield, sit just north of the commercial airport, which serves about 100 flights each day. A Wizz Air flight headed to Tel Aviv’s Ben-Gurion Airport was intercepted by Israeli Air Force fighter jets after a concerning WiFi hotspot name was discovered by the cabin crew. While a full security response was triggered, the event turned out to be nothing more than a kid’s ill-conceived prank. While announcing a new audit of the FAA Academy in Oklahoma City, the DoT IG gave some behind-the-scenes numbers that show how the controller shortage got as bad as it is today: a trainee failure rate of more than 30% in 2024. This has left current controllers working overtime and six-day workweeks to keep the system moving amid growing travel demand. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!

The Go-to Guide for Affordable Flying Is (Finally) Returning
Thu, Feb 19,2026 08:05:28PM EST
SportPlane Resource Guide (NG) Volume 3 is Bigger, Bolder, and a Whole Lot Easier to Carry The SportPlane Resource Guide has, like many old kit builds, been collecting dust for years. Over the next year, the book is finally getting a third edition…and this time, it's going digital -- uit HAS to... its simply too big to carry around. Aero-News Network is well on its way to debuting the new e-book with a renewed focus on affordable, entry-level flying machines. The last edition clocked in at nearly 1,100 pages and featured more than 800 sport aircraft from around the world. This new ‘eSPRG’ is expected to blow past that, with over 2000 pages of specs, analysis, and directories.

Airborne Affordable Flyers 02.12.26: RedBull Race, SportPlane Certs, Bristell
Thu, Feb 19,2026 08:05:20PM EST
Also: Letters Of Deviation Notice, Velocity To Partner, Out-Of-Production Kits, Another eXenos First Flight Luke Czepiela traced the full ideal line of the Bahrain International Circuit at low level, including short takeoffs and landings (STOL) on the start/finish straight in a CubCrafters Carbon Cub UL powered by a Rotax 916 iS engine. The flight is documented in the short film Aircraft Meets Racetrack, the first project to emerge from BRP-Rotax's Brand Ambassador partnership with Czepiela, launched in 2025. The short film premiered during the Bahrain International Circuit's official F1 pre-season press conference. Last week the FAA published Order 8130.2L, which contains new policy for certifying aircraft consistent with changes in the MOSAIC rule. The new order contains an update to standard operating limitations that allows light-sport repair people who have an inspection rating (LSRIs) to conduct condition inspections on all experimental amateur-built aircraft (E-ABs). Czech aircraft manufacturer BRM AERO will deliver its Bristell B23-915 IFR two-seat light sport training aircraft to the Republic of Korea Air Force (ROKAF) as its next-generation training aircraft. The multi-year contract includes cockpit procedure trainers and comprehensive technical support, with phased deliveries scheduled from 2026-2028. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne!!!

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