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Tue, Apr 28,2026 08:20:34PM EST
Under The Hood Indicates that the pilot is using a hood to restrict visibility outside the cockpit while simulating instrument flight. An appropriately rated pilot is required in the other control seat while this operation is being conducted.
Tue, Apr 28,2026 08:20:30PM EST
“We applaud the Virginia General Assembly for holding firm and rejecting Gov. Spanberger's proposed amendment to House Bill 5. By sending the original, inclusive legislation back to the governor's desk, Virginia lawmakers stood up to the governor’s blindsided approach and reaffirmed what they recognized from the start: that airline pilots and flight attendants are Virginia workers, and they deserve the same protections as every other Virginian. The Virginia General Assembly heard from its constituents and did the right thing. Airline crew members get sick just like everyone else. Now, the governor has the choice to heed the call of the General Assembly so that pilots and flight attendants will have the same basic protections their colleagues in every other industry already hold. We thank the legislators who stood firm against airline industry pressure and kept faith with the workers they represent. Airline crew members are Virginia workers. They deserve nothing less.” Source: Capt. Jason Ambrosi, president of the Air Line Pilots Association, Int’l (ALPA) issued a statement after Virginia’s General Assembly rejected Governor Abigail Spanberger’s proposed amendments to HB5, which attempted to strip airline pilots and flight attendants of the paid sick-leave protections that the legislature deliberately extended to them.
Tue, Apr 28,2026 08:20:27PM EST
"This technology enables aircraft to communicate not only with ATC, but also with each other... it was meant for safety..."Source: Fla. State Representative Doug Bankson (R-39) in a satments to the FL House committee that the FAA required ADS-B equipment in 2020 for safety and traffic awareness, but third-party services now use that same data to generate automated invoices that can penalize flight schools and discourage training. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has signed Senate Bill 422, which prohibits airports from using information derived from automatic dependent surveillance broadcast (ADS-B) systems emitted from certain aircraft as a means of collecting fees from owners.
Tue, Apr 28,2026 08:20:24PM EST
Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) For aviation reporting purposes, a UAP may be airborne objects or other detected/observed objects that are not immediately identifiable, such as balloons, aircraft, or natural known phenomena, that demonstrate behaviors that are not readily understood by sensors or observers. A UAP may consist of one or more unidentified anomalous objects and may persist over an extended period of time. The full definition of UAP may be found on the All?Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) website at https://www.aaro.mil.
Tue, Apr 28,2026 08:20:20PM EST
Also: Navy Trainer Jet Competition, Integral S Order, Tecnam P2008JC NG, DHS No-Fly Regs Abandoned SpaceX is lowering its prices and changing the names of its Starlink Aviation low-earth-orbit satcom service plans for small general aviation plane owners, but it might not be enough to win back the aviation community. A new email blast titled "More Data. Lower Price"touts Starlink's Aviation 300MPH plan, which SpaceX introduced in March for $250 per month alongside a $1,000 Aviation 450MPH plan. The Aviator College of Aeronautical Science & Technology flight school in Fort Pierce, Fla., permanently closed April 15, leading to dozens of layoffs. The college operated at Treasure Coast International Airport. Reports said the campus was in the midst of appealing its accreditation loss. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has signed Senate Bill 422, which prohibits airports from using information derived from automatic dependent surveillance broadcast (ADS-B) systems emitted from certain aircraft as a means of collecting fees from owners. This rule is limited to aircraft with a gross weight of 12,499 pounds or less operating under FAA rules, and applies to fees charged for departures, landings (including touch-and-go), and for simply entering the airport’s airspace. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Tue, Apr 28,2026 08:20:13PM EST
Also: Emergency Notice for Embraer, 7 Organic Molecules On Mars, Drone Interferes w/Rescue, Piper Diode Cooler The Air Force is extending the life of the A-10 Thunderbolt II attack plane until at least 2030, pausing the service’s plan to retire the close air support aircraft amid active combat in the Middle East. The move spares the aging but beloved close air-support aircraft, which has played an important role in Iran, from an earlier retirement deadline of 2026. Elixir Aircraft introduced the Elixir+ at the opening of AERO Friedrichshafen April 22, which introduces modifications designed to improve the flight trainer, alongside further modifications to make it more suitable for launch into the U.S. market later this year. The Elixir+ marks a new milestone in the development of the 4th generation aircraft, dual-certified by EASA and the FAA. Blue Origin has been forced to put flights of its New Glenn rocket on pause after a launch that mostly worked… up until it didn’t. The issue came during the upper stage portion of the mission, where the vehicle failed to push its payload into the intended orbit. The FAA quickly stepped in, classifying the event as a mishap and grounding the rocket until an investigation proves the rocket is ready to return to flight. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Tue, Apr 28,2026 08:20:02PM EST
Aero Linx: Short Wing Piper Club Short Wing Piper Club members share a common dedication to the enjoyment, flying, preservation, restoration and maintenance of five of Piper?s finest aircraft – the Piper Vagabond, Clipper, Pacer, Tri-Pacer and Colt. SWPC Members enjoy the use of a free lending library offering technical information, books, videos, an extensive collection of tools, plus the ability to take advantage of discounted parts and even free product drawings for such items as LED Landing and Taxi lights, Vortex Generator kits, and aircraft batteries, to name but a few. Our members participate in online forums dedicated to sharing social, technical, safety, and general aviation related information...
Tue, Apr 28,2026 08:19:58PM EST
Also: Another No-Drone Zone, 8,004 ATC Applications, Roswell Air Races, VA v Airline Workers Lockheed posted a job for a U-2 pilot for their Skunk Works division in Palmdale, CA, noting, “As the U-2 Pilot - Skunk Works you will be responsible for testing and operating advanced aircraft to validate performance and support mission readiness.” They add that the pilot “will test aircraft to determine compliance with specification and operational suitability. Also, will operate models of test aircraft during engineering flight tests, production acceptance, and flight-test support through specifically prescribed tests and maneuvers... Paramount Pictures has finally confirmed that Top Gun 3 is in development, with a script apparently well underway and Tom Cruise ready to step back into his role as Pete “Maverick” Mitchell. The official announcement was delivered at CinemaCon by Paramount leadership. It follows the massive success of Top Gun: Maverick, which pulled in $1.49 billion globally, won the Academy Award for Best Sound, and became Cruise’s highest-grossing film. The beloved unofficial kickoff to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh is returning for the 28th time, with the AirVenture Cup Cross-Country Air Race set for takeoff on July 19. The expected route will fly pilots in a more than 400-mile cross-country loop starting in Wausau, Wisconsin, and ending just north of it in Merrill. Last year’s event had a great turnout, setting high expectations for the 2026 edition. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Tue, Apr 28,2026 08:19:48PM EST
04.17.26: Microair SkySuite, Spirit SE-1 Grabs Attention, Tarragon Tandem Speedster The U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron, the Blue Angels, have announced the commanding officer for the 2027 and 2028 seasons at the Naval Aviation Museum at Naval Air Station Pensacola. “It’s an incredible honor to take on this role and represent the men and women of this team. Every day, I’m focused on leading in a way that reflects that responsibility, and making sure we continue to perform at the highest level,” said Commander Logan Peck. We’ve been flying different versions of the Bristell two-seat cruiser for over a decade. The latest model builds on an already solid, stable airframe, but now with more power. It’s also designed with MOSAIC in mind, meeting expected requirements, and comes in both fixed and retractable gear options. At the 2026 SUN ’n FUN Innovation Preview, Nighthawk introduced its Guardian modular glass cockpit. It’s designed to improve situational awareness, reduce pilot workload, and bring modern avionics to both fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters. What sets it apart is its scalability. Instead of replacing the whole system, operators can start with what they need and expand over time, protecting their investment long term. Microair Avionics has announced the planned release of its T4000 certified skySuite avionics range, expected later this year to bring its next-generation avionics platform to certified aircraft owners. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne!!!
Tue, Apr 28,2026 08:19:42PM EST
04.16.26: Tecnam & MOSAIC, Mental Health In Aviation Bill, ALERT Act Progress Luke Wippler, new chairman of the board of trustees for AOPA, told a membership town hall at SUN ’n FUN that he is committed to increased visibility of AOPA leadership at events around the country. “We need a strong AOPA and every member matters. We will be showing up and leading differently,” Wippler told the tent full of members at the town hall. “It means a lot to be part of this organization and I will push initiatives and objectives. I am ready to get to work for you.” One of our favorite airplanes, the Christen Eagle is back... CEO Chuck Therriault is close to having the full assortment of sub-kits ready so that there will be plenty of future Eagles ready to fill the skies. ANN checked in with Chuck to get a timeline for what to expect next... magniX is making a big push for the sustainable general aviation market, launching a brand-new fully electric engine designed for trainers, light sport aircraft, and kitplane builders. The so-called magniAIR powertrain is being shown off at this year’s SUN 'n FUN Aerospace Expo alongside its primary flight test platform: the Van’s RV-10. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne!!!
Tue, Apr 28,2026 08:19:31PM EST
The Promise of An Aviation Life Is Being Systematically Abused News/Analysis/Opinion by Jim Campbell, ANN CEO/Editor-In-Chief There are moments in aviation when a single event forces us to confront a larger, uncomfortable truth. The collapse of Piston Aviation in Missouri is one of those moments. At first glance, this looks like a localized business failure. A flight school shuts down. Students are left scrambling. Money is owed. Lawyers will sort it out. But that interpretation is not only incomplete — it’s dangerously complacent. Because what appears to have happened in the Piston Aviation case is not just a business failure with strong hints of fraudulent conduct. It is a failure of structure, oversight, and industry responsibility. And unless we address it directly, it will happen again. And again.
Tue, Apr 28,2026 08:19:23PM EST
With The eSPRG Only Weeks Away From Its Start Date, A-AF Will Help To Support Sport Flyers, Worldwide With the all-new and all-digital SportPlane Resource Guide getting ready for publication early next year, the Aero-News Network is pleased to announce yet another addition to the Airborne video news programming roster… Airborne-Affordable Flyers. Dedicated to keeping people up-to-date on the most affordable aspects of sport and general aviation, Airborne-Affordable Flyers is one of our most exciting offerings yet. A-AF will delve into more than just the current LSA community, but look at all aspects of aviation to examine and evaluate the most enjoyable, and most affordable, solutions to flying, operating, and owning aircraft in the 21st century.
Tue, Apr 28,2026 08:19:15PM EST
Third-Edition Resource Guide is Getting Ready… But It’s Waiting on You The third edition of the SportPlane Resource Guide—soon to launch as the expanded, fully digital eSPRG—is almost ready for release. The layout is there, dozens of instructional chapters are written, and hundreds of aircraft write-ups are complete. This edition will be bigger, more detailed, and easier to update than the previous 1,100-page print version (probably settling in at more than 2000 pages!), with the potential to far exceed even our own anticipations with S-LSA, E-LSA, ultralights, avionics, and accessories. The only major thing slowing it down is one simple piece: more data from manufacturers.
Tue, Apr 28,2026 08:19:07PM EST
An Aero-News Network Industry Briefing Series The FAA’s MOSAIC initiative represents one of the most significant regulatory shifts in modern sport and general aviation. Its implications will affect aircraft design, certification pathways, pilot access, training models, and the economic future of multiple market segments. Yet despite its importance, the MOSAIC conversation remains fragmented — often driven by speculation, incomplete information, or promotional messaging rather than experience-based analysis. To address this gap, the Aero-News Network is launching a new long-form webcast and editorial initiative. The FAA’s MOSAIC initiative represents one of the most consequential regulatory shifts in modern sport and general aviation. Its impact will be felt across aircraft design, certification pathways, pilot access, training models, and long-term industry sustainability. Yet much of the current dialogue surrounding MOSAIC remains fragmented, speculative, or driven by marketing narratives rather than operational reality.
Tue, Apr 28,2026 08:19:00PM EST
Revisiting 04.15.26: Jamail Larkins & AviationStart, Adjustable Av Mechanic’s Chair, WWII Vets Honored The Viking V-42 is an intriguing project… a twin offering 182 performance with 182 fuel specifics. Powered by Two Viking 175 Honda platforms. Jan Eggenfellner is forecasting 1000 mile range, 1200 fpm climb and 160 mph cruise speed. He hopes to have the basic machine flying by Oshkosh. The TBM series continues its evolutionary process with the latest upgrades, focusing on the operational side of the equation along with creature comforts. It’s been a popular breed, as TBM aircraft have accumulated more than 2.6 million flight hours, with repeat customers accounting for nearly half of the total… We caught up with Michael Goulian alongside Aura Aero’s aerobatic Integral R, two-seat, hotrod. Mike has been flying the bird quite a bit and has one on order for his own flight school.. Aura Aero is building US manufacturing facilities here in Florida to support the Integral program as well as some future transport aspirations. One of the more intriguing presentations at Monday’s Innovation Preview was the unveiling of the updated AeroCreeper. The Power-Lift G2 maintenance-oriented chair began out of necessity to help pilots and aircraft mechanics who suffer from hours of crouching, kneeling, bending and contorting to clean and maintain all areas of their aircraft. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne!!!
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