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Fri, Nov 06,2026 12:23:56AM EST
Also: Michigan Airport Scraps Landing Fee, Navy's Jet Trainer Competition, Sporty’s 2026 Christmas Ornament, Big Boeing Order Investigators recovered three pieces of the Learjet’s left elevator miles from the Greenacres crash site, a significant clue that at least part of the aircraft separated before impact, says the NTSB. NTSB Board Member Tom Chapman said the pieces were found about 1.3 to 3.8 miles from the crash site. Investigators have not determined whether the elevator’s separation contributed to the accident or whether the forces on the plane caused it to break away. Chapman said the finding will guide further investigation. Federal investigators seized a Chinese-registered private jet after discovering the aircraft allegedly made an unauthorized six-day trip to Iran, violating strict U.S. sanctions and export regulations. According to court documents, the Department of Justice filed a federal forfeiture complaint on October 28 seeking permanent ownership of a 2012 Gulfstream G550 aircraft registered to Deer Jet (Beijing) Co., Ltd., after the FBI seized the plane in Anchorage, Alaska. The Jim Richmond Backcountry Aviation Foundation has announced a generous $100,000 donation commitment from Royce Anderson and Nancy Schatzberg of Wellington, Nevada. The gift will support two of the Foundation’s signature backcountry aviation destinations, helping expand recreational aviation access while preserving important backcountry infrastructure for future generations. A portion of the contribution will establish a matching donation opportunity for the Foundation’s newest project, Meadow View Peak in Plumas County, California. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Fri, Nov 06,2026 12:23:06AM EST
Also: Michigan Airport Scraps Landing Fee, Navy's Jet Trainer Competition, Sporty’s 2026 Christmas Ornament, Big Boeing Order Investigators recovered three pieces of the Learjet’s left elevator miles from the Greenacres crash site, a significant clue that at least part of the aircraft separated before impact, says the NTSB. NTSB Board Member Tom Chapman said the pieces were found about 1.3 to 3.8 miles from the crash site. Investigators have not determined whether the elevator’s separation contributed to the accident or whether the forces on the plane caused it to break away. Chapman said the finding will guide further investigation. Federal investigators seized a Chinese-registered private jet after discovering the aircraft allegedly made an unauthorized six-day trip to Iran, violating strict U.S. sanctions and export regulations. According to court documents, the Department of Justice filed a federal forfeiture complaint on October 28 seeking permanent ownership of a 2012 Gulfstream G550 aircraft registered to Deer Jet (Beijing) Co., Ltd., after the FBI seized the plane in Anchorage, Alaska. The Jim Richmond Backcountry Aviation Foundation has announced a generous $100,000 donation commitment from Royce Anderson and Nancy Schatzberg of Wellington, Nevada. The gift will support two of the Foundation’s signature backcountry aviation destinations, helping expand recreational aviation access while preserving important backcountry infrastructure for future generations. A portion of the contribution will establish a matching donation opportunity for the Foundation’s newest project, Meadow View Peak in Plumas County, California. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Fri, Nov 06,2026 12:18:29AM EST
Also: F-16s To Remote Western Aleutians Island, HADES Reconnaissance Aircraft, St. Louis Police Drones, Joby Heads To FL Tenants at Centennial Airport in Denver have dropped their lawsuit against the Denver location of jetCenters of Colorado after the FAA upheld the FBO’s 82-percent increase in hangar rent, which took effect in April. The Centennial Airport Pilots Association (CAPA) and the Colorado Pilots Association tenants filed a Part 13 complaint with the FAA, saying the jump from $660 to $1,200 a month for a T-hangar was not “fair and reasonable,” which would violate the airport’s federal grant assurances. CAPA also filed a lawsuit in state court, seeking an injunction to block the increase. On August 20, the FAA rejected the complaint. Tenants at Centennial Airport in Denver have dropped their lawsuit against the Denver location of jetCenters of Colorado after the FAA upheld the FBO’s 82-percent increase in hangar rent, which took effect in April. The Centennial Airport Pilots Association (CAPA) and the Colorado Pilots Association tenants filed a Part 13 complaint with the FAA, saying the jump from $660 to $1,200 a month for a T-hangar was not “fair and reasonable,” which would violate the airport’s federal grant assurances. CAPA also filed a lawsuit in state court, seeking an injunction to block the increase. On August 20, the FAA rejected the complaint. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has been briefing the world from West Palm Beach on the Learjet 60 accident in Florida. A Learjet 60 went down in a residential area near Cresthaven, Florida around 12:50 p.m. local time Sunday, Nov. 1. Nine people were aboard and all deceased. Radio transmissions between the pilots of the Learjet and Air Traffic Control captured some of the flight's final moments indicating a rapid descent from altitude. The pilot had radioed ATC to report light-to-manageable clear ice accumulation before the rapid descent. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Fri, Nov 06,2026 12:17:51AM EST
Also: F-16s To Remote Western Aleutians Island, HADES Reconnaissance Aircraft, St. Louis Police Drones, Joby Heads To FL Tenants at Centennial Airport in Denver have dropped their lawsuit against the Denver location of jetCenters of Colorado after the FAA upheld the FBO’s 82-percent increase in hangar rent, which took effect in April. The Centennial Airport Pilots Association (CAPA) and the Colorado Pilots Association tenants filed a Part 13 complaint with the FAA, saying the jump from $660 to $1,200 a month for a T-hangar was not “fair and reasonable,” which would violate the airport’s federal grant assurances. CAPA also filed a lawsuit in state court, seeking an injunction to block the increase. On August 20, the FAA rejected the complaint. Tenants at Centennial Airport in Denver have dropped their lawsuit against the Denver location of jetCenters of Colorado after the FAA upheld the FBO’s 82-percent increase in hangar rent, which took effect in April. The Centennial Airport Pilots Association (CAPA) and the Colorado Pilots Association tenants filed a Part 13 complaint with the FAA, saying the jump from $660 to $1,200 a month for a T-hangar was not “fair and reasonable,” which would violate the airport’s federal grant assurances. CAPA also filed a lawsuit in state court, seeking an injunction to block the increase. On August 20, the FAA rejected the complaint. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has been briefing the world from West Palm Beach on the Learjet 60 accident in Florida. A Learjet 60 went down in a residential area near Cresthaven, Florida around 12:50 p.m. local time Sunday, Nov. 1. Nine people were aboard and all deceased. Radio transmissions between the pilots of the Learjet and Air Traffic Control captured some of the flight's final moments indicating a rapid descent from altitude. The pilot had radioed ATC to report light-to-manageable clear ice accumulation before the rapid descent. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Thu, Nov 05,2026 06:23:15PM EST
Space Force Confirmed Swift Observatory Reentry Near Indonesia One of NASA’s premier space telescopes plunged to Earth on Wednesday, ending its 22-year investigation of the universe’s biggest explosions. The Swift Observatory’s demise came less than three months after a long-shot rescue mission failed. The U.S. Space Force confirmed Swift’s reentry near Indonesia after tracking its sinking orbit, the result of intense solar activity over the past few years. It was not immediately known how much of the 1 ½-ton spacecraft burned up in the atmosphere. NASA anticipated some of the denser pieces would survive.
Thu, Nov 05,2026 06:16:22PM EST
1 Dead, 3 Injured In Collision While Landing At High-Altitude Helipad Two Airbus AS350-family helicopters collided while attempting to land at a high-altitude helipad in Nepal’s Everest region on Tuesday morning, killing one passenger and injuring others. The accident occurred at around 8:12 a.m. local time at Pheriche in Solukhumbu district, according to reporting by Aerospace Global News. Helicopters regularly carry tourists, climbers and supplies between remote Himalayan settlements. The Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) identified the two aircraft as an Air Dynasty helicopter, registration 9N-AOD, and a Fishtail Air helicopter, registration 9N-AJR. In a statement, the authority expressed “deep sorrow” over the accident involving the two helicopters. It also confirmed that 47-year-old Indian passenger Vasanth Kumar Balaramudu, a resident of Chennai, in southern Tamil Nadu, had died.
Thu, Nov 05,2026 06:15:19PM EST
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Thu, Nov 05,2026 06:13:38PM EST
Two Injured And Transported To Hospital Two people were injured and one person was killed when a helicopter went down into Biscayne Bay off Key Biscayne on Wednesday morning. The FAA said a Robinson R44 helicopter went down in the water east of Miami Executive Airport in Florida around 11:15 a.m. local time on Wednesday, Nov. 4. Three people were on board. The FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board will investigate. The NTSB will lead the investigation and provide all updates. According to the Miami-Dade County Sheriff's Office, the helicopter went down as the occupants, who have only been identified as three adult males, were taking photos or videos of boats near Bill Baggs State Park off Key Biscayne.
Thu, Nov 05,2026 06:12:52PM EST
Supports Army’s Effort To Modernize Aerial Intelligence, Surveillance, And Reconnaissance Capabilities The first HADES reconnaissance aircraft prototype completed its maiden flight as part of the U.S. Army’s effort to modernize its aerial intelligence capabilities. The Army marked a major milestone in its aerial intelligence modernization effort with the High Accuracy Detection and Exploitation System, or HADES, Prototype 1 aircraft’s first flight, Sept. 11. The Fixed Wing Project Office, working with industry partner Sierra Nevada Corporation, led the activities for the flight, following completion of a flight readiness review. The event moves the HADES program to the next phase of mission system integration and developmental flight testing. The Bombardier Global 6500 was selected as the basis for the HADES program as Global 6500 can remain airborne for up to 18 hours, enabling long-duration reconnaissance missions far from its home airbases.
Thu, Nov 05,2026 06:12:13PM EST
Agency Cites 42 Accidents From 2015 To 2025 A safety alert on stuck engine valves in piston aircraft states that, from 2015 to 2025, investigators examined 42 accidents in which a stuck valve led to a loss of power and an accident. Those accidents resulted in five fatalities and 12 serious injuries. The FAA says a sticking (or stuck) valve in reciprocating piston engines can interrupt the combustion cycle, causing severe vibration and a partial loss of engine power. Depending on where the valve sticks within the valve guide, pushrods can also bend. Valves stick due to the accumulation of deposits on the valve stem and/or valve guide. Factors that contribute to this accumulation include localized overheating within the engine cowling, infrequent flying, or sudden engine cooling.
Thu, Nov 05,2026 06:10:59PM EST
The Move Replaces Four Systems Dating To the 1980s That Are In More Than 400 FAA Facilities Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy has announced the FAA is continuing its modernization of America’s air traffic control system by replacing outdated floppy disks that contain vital weather and other critical information with a streamlined, 21st-century system.The Enterprise – Information Display System (E-IDS) replaces four systems dating back to the 1980s that are in more than 400 FAA facilities. E-IDS provides a single, secure system that gives air traffic controllers faster access to information they need.It also will reduce costly repairs and workarounds while enhancing safety for the American flying public. E-IDS is a digital display board that puts important operational information in one place so controllers can quickly see updates, status information, and alerts they need to keep air traffic moving safely and efficiently. This information includes notices about equipment issues and disruptions, air traffic conditions, weather impacts, and important advisories.
Thu, Nov 05,2026 06:10:09PM EST
Launches Enhanced Digital Flight Training Solutions Skywise, an Airbus digital services company, has announced a major expansion of its portfolio, bringing Airbus’ digital flight training solutions, including the MATe Suite (Mobile Airbus Training experience), the Virtual Procedure Trainer (VPT), and Flight eLearning into the Skywise portfolio. Building on Skywise’s mission to accelerate digital transformation across aviation, this integration brings pilot training into Skywise’s unified digital ecosystem as part of the strategic reorganization of Airbus's digital business portfolio launched with the creation of Skywise, the unified company born from the merger of Navblue and Skywise Digital Solutions earlier this year. To enhance user access (training managers, operators) to the solutions, Skywise is deploying a highly flexible hosting platform.
Thu, Nov 05,2026 06:09:21PM EST
New Commitment To Nearly $37 Million Joby Aviation has announced that the U.S. Air Force has awarded additional funding to accelerate Joby’s autonomous flight technology, bringing the Air Force’s total commitment to nearly $37 million and raising the ceiling on Joby’s operational testing contract to $50 million. Awarded through AFWERX, the innovation arm of the U.S. Air Force, the funding supports continued development of Joby’s autonomy software and expanded operational testing in the Pacific, as the Air Force moves toward sustained autonomous logistics operations. This additional funding builds on Joby’s long-standing partnership with AFWERX and reflects continued Air Force momentum behind Joby’s autonomous flight platform. It also supports Joby’s broader dual-use mission: bringing autonomous logistics and cargo capabilities to defense, emergency response, and commercial operations.
Thu, Nov 05,2026 06:08:42PM EST
Celebrates 35 Years Of The Pilatus PC-12 Sporty’s Christmas Ornament is an annual tradition for the aviation community. This limited-edition crystal ornament combines the magic of flight with the spirit of the holiday season, making it a thoughtful gift for pilots and aviation enthusiasts and an ideal client gift for flight schools and FBOs. The 2026 edition of the Sporty’s Christmas Ornament celebrates the Pilatus PC-12, a Swiss-designed turboprop that has earned a reputation for versatility and reliability. Capable of operating from remote airstrips, the PC-12 serves a wide range of missions, from executive travel and cargo transport to lifesaving operations around the world. In 2026, the aircraft marks 35 years of service.
Thu, Nov 05,2026 06:08:04PM EST
Collaboration Pairs Silicon Valley Innovation And Midwest Manufacturing Oshkosh Defense and Grid Aero, a Silicon Valley-based autonomous aircraft company, have announced a strategic partnership to bring cutting-edge autonomous modular payload aircraft technology into production-ready reality for America's defense needs. The collaboration addresses the Department of War's urgent need for resilient, autonomous aircraft solutions in contested environments by pairing Grid Aero's innovative approach to aircraft design with Oshkosh's world-class manufacturing expertise, supply chain capabilities, and proven track record industrializing complex defense systems at scale. Under the partnership, Oshkosh Defense will work with Grid Aero on design for manufacturability, production planning, supply chain optimization, and ultimately building Lifter aircraft at scale. The collaboration will leverage Oshkosh's Wisconsin-based manufacturing infrastructure, workforce expertise, and production capacity to establish advanced autonomous systems manufacturing capability.
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