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Sun, Aug 23,2026 06:08:59PM EST
Aero Linx: South Carolina Aviation Association (SCAA) The South Carolina Aviation Association is the only state-affiliated group for aviation professionals and enthusiasts. ere are three other reasons why you should be part of this organization: 1) Become a part of an all inclusive group of airport executives, airport consultants, federal and state officials, FBOs, pilots and other aviation enthusiasts who are interested in the continued growth of airports and aviation in South Carolina. 2) Gain access to events and information which provide a platform for facing industry-related challenges and issues. As a member of SCAA, you will receive the quarterly newsletter Palmetto Aviation as well as timely updates about the organization and other pressing aviation industry news via e-mail. 3) Be part of a collective voice, representing airports and the aviation industry in the state and promoting their importance to state leaders and the general public.
Sun, Aug 23,2026 06:08:55PM EST
Navigation Reference System (NRS) The NRS is a system of waypoints developed for use within the United States for flight planning and navigation without reference to ground based navigational aids. The NRS waypoints are located in a grid pattern along defined latitude and longitude lines. The initial use of the NRS will be in the high altitude environment. The NRS waypoints are intended for use by aircraft capable of point-to-point navigation. FMI: www.faa.gov
Sun, Aug 23,2026 06:08:51PM EST
Have A Story That NEEDS To Be Featured On Aero-News? Here’s How To Submit A Story To Our Team Some of the greatest new stories ANN has ever covered have been submitted by our viewers and readers! We are very proud of our viewers and readers, as they are some of the most active and influential individuals in the aviation industry. We rely on them to share their knowledge and updates with us, so we can keep the entire community up-to-date through our various programs and platforms. The ANN staff scours theweb for the latest info and intel... but we're just a few folks with only so many hours in the day... so YOUR eyes and ears may be REALLY helpful in making sure we don't miss a thing!
Sun, Aug 23,2026 06:08:48PM EST
From 2023 (YouTube Edition): New Owners Look to Revitalize Popular Ultralight Marque Kolb Aircraft Company is a Kentucky-based manufacturer of kit-built ultralight aircraft. Founded in 1980 by Homer Kolb—who flew his initial design, the Kolb Flyer, in 1970—the company has marketed a dozen models of ultralight and experimental flying-machines, selling and delivering over 3,500 specimens in the last 43-years. In 1999, the company was sold to a group of investors; moved to London, Kentucky; and renamed The New Kolb Aircraft Company. Re-mastered, relocated, and rebranded, the New Kolb concern introduced several fresh models to the legacy Kolb lineup, to include the Pelican and the Super Sport.
Sun, Aug 23,2026 06:08:44PM 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!!!
Sun, Aug 23,2026 06:08:38PM 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!!!
Sun, Aug 23,2026 06:08:32PM EST
“We don’t have enough airspace capacity for the future as it is... The FAA is against closing airports across the country,” he added. “We need to talk about how do we open new facilities. Not how do we close existing, valuable real estate. So, I will tell you, the FAA is not in favor of closing Burke field.” Source: FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford, citing anticipated demand from drones and battery-powered aircraft that take off and land vertically, like helicopters.
Sun, Aug 23,2026 06:08:28PM EST
Aero Linx: KC-10 Extender Mission The KC-10 Extender is an Air Mobility Command advanced tanker and cargo aircraft designed to provide increased global mobility for U.S. armed forces. Although the KC-l0's primary mission is aerial refueling, it can combine the tasks of a tanker and cargo aircraft by refueling fighters and simultaneously carry the fighter support personnel and equipment on overseas deployments. The KC-10 is also capable of transporting litter and ambulatory patients using patient support pallets during aeromedical evacuations.
Sun, Aug 23,2026 06:08:24PM EST
Pilot's Discretion When used in conjunction with altitude assignments, means that ATC has offered the pilot the option of starting climb or descent whenever he/she wishes and conducting the climb or descent at any rate he/she wishes. He/she may temporarily level off at any intermediate altitude. However, once he/she has vacated an altitude, he/she may not return to that altitude.
Sun, Aug 23,2026 06:08:20PM 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!!!
Sun, Aug 23,2026 06:08:16PM EST
(Nearby Pilot) Reported That Conditions Were Worse Than Forecast, And He Had To Divert To Avoid Instrument Meteorological Conditions On July 24, 2026, about 1422 central daylight time, a Zenith Zodiac 601HDS experimental airplane, N27601, was destroyed when it was involved in an accident near Sioux City, Iowa. The pilot was fatally injured. The airplane was operated as a Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 91 personal flight. The multi-leg visual flight rules (VFR) cross country flight departed from the Wittman Regional Airport (KOSH), Oshkosh, Wisconsin, with a final destination in Colorado. At 1236 on the day of the accident, ADS-B data showed the airplane departed the Pocahontas Municipal Airport (KPOH), Pocahontas, Iowa, on a southwesterly flight track. Upon reaching the vicinity of Holstein, Iowa, the airplane then flew west parallelling U.S. Highway 20 in the direction of Sioux City, Iowa.
Sun, Aug 23,2026 06:07:51PM EST
From 2023 (YouTube Edition): Flying Motorcycle, That Is… "First Flight was achieved under cloudy skies but calm winds. The Samson Sky team, positioned along the runway, watched in anticipation as the Switchblade smoothly lifted off and flew to an altitude of 500 feet. Flying high above the expansive airport and surrounding foothills, the Switchblade remained airborne for nearly six minutes, then lightly touched down completing its maiden flight."Developed by Redmond, Oregon-based Samson Sky, the Switchblade is a flying car 14-years in the making. On 15 July 2022, the FAA granted approval for flight-testing of the machine to commence, and Samson Sky got eagerly about the business of vetting its creation.
Sun, Aug 23,2026 06:07:47PM 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!!!
Sun, Aug 23,2026 06:07:41PM EST
Also: NTSB Says Fan Blade Broke Off, Surface Movement Radar System, APS Jet Transition, UT NG Fights Fire California pilots are fighting back against local governments using FAA-mandated ADS-B aircraft tracking data for tax collection. Los Angeles County Assessor Jeff Prang said he uses ADS-B for tax collection. “If you have an aircraft and it’s here in LA county, it’s assessable for the period of the time it’s in the county,” Prang says. California Pilots Association Vice President Eve Lopez calls the policy a Big Brother approach. An in-flight failure of a Bell 222 tail rotor pitch horn has prompted the FAA to act immediately. The component may develop premature fatigue cracks in areas exposed to elevated stress. Now, affected helicopters face mandatory replacement before they fly again. The Arizona Pilots Association (APA) and the Aviation Safety Advisory Group of Arizona (ASAG), among others, have submitted comments to the FAA pushing back on the City of Mesa’s defense of its financial methodology and rationale behind the implementation of landing fees at Falcon Field. The filing comes as part of the FAA’s ongoing review of FAR Part 13 complaints challenging the city’s landing fee program. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Sun, Aug 23,2026 06:07:34PM 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!!!
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