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Fri, Oct 30,2026 06:14:49PM EST
Will Practice Rescue Procedures, Cockpit Entry And Procedures Associated With Aircraft Egress Systems After spending more than three decades inside Tinker Air Force Base’s historic Building 1, a T-38 Talon is beginning a new chapter as a training asset for Tinker Fire and Emergency Services. The aircraft, housed inside the Tinker Technology Center since approximately 1994, previously supported maintenance training, including aircraft jacking and leveling procedures. With that training requirement ending, the aircraft is being relocated rather than removed from service entirely. Frederick Bennett, an instructor at the Tinker Technology Center, said the aircraft provided students from the maintenance community with hands-on experience before they returned to operational work areas. Now, the T-38 will provide another group of Tinker professionals with realistic training opportunities. “Tinker firefighters will be able to use the aircraft to practice rescue procedures, cockpit entry and procedures associated with aircraft egress systems,” Bennett said. “Those systems can include hazards responders must understand and properly secure before attempting a rescue.”
Fri, Oct 30,2026 06:14:08PM EST
2026 Hall Of Fame Inductees By The Arkansas Aviation Historical Society Six Arkansas aviators who flew with the legendary Tuskegee Airmen during World War II are about to get a hometown moment in the spotlight this fall, when they’re inducted into the Arkansas Aviation Hall of Fame. The Arkansas Aviation Historical Society is holding its 41st annual event, which began in 1980. This year’s class includes six Tuskegee Airmen from Arkansas: Herbert Clark of Brinkley, Shelby Westbrook of Marked Tree, Roy Lagrone of Pine Bluff, William Mattison of Conway, Dr. Richard Caesar of Lake Village, and Clarence "Jamie"Jamison of Little Rock. Jerry Chisholm and Richard Holbert of the Arkansas Aviation Historical Society said the annual induction is meant to recognize Arkansans who helped advance aviation not only in the state, but nationally and worldwide.
Fri, Oct 30,2026 06:13:19PM EST
Free Completely Virtual Forum Broadcasted By Live Online YouTube Stream The Upset Prevention and Recovery Training Association (UPTRA) is presenting the 2026 Safety Summit for Pilots Worldwide November 17, 2026 at 1800Z. This important global forum brings together pilots, aviation safety professionals, instructors, operators, maintenance specialists, and industry leaders to examine critical lessons, operational risks, and ongoing efforts to prevent Loss of Control In-Flight. Through expert-led presentations, real-world case studies, and practical safety discussions, participants will gain valuable insights that can strengthen decision-making, improve risk awareness, and support safer flight operations across general, business, commercial, and military aviation. The summit features seven sessions outlining priorities across science, regulation, safety management, and operations, and concludes with a live, interactive Q&A discussion with UPRTA leaders.
Fri, Oct 30,2026 06:12:24PM EST
Textron Aviation Revenue Grew 14% To $1.7 Billion Driven By 51 Citation Jet Deliveries Textron Inc. has reported third quarter 2026 income from continuing operations of $1.56 per share, compared to $1.31 in the third quarter of 2025. "Textron delivered a strong quarter with $3.8 billion of revenue and $1.76 of adjusted EPS (earnings per share), as well as $418 million of manufacturing cash flow before pension contributions,” said Textron CEO Lisa M. Atherton. "Higher jet deliveries at Textron Aviation and program execution at Textron Systems drove double-digit revenue growth at each of these segments. Bell continued to make significant operational progress on the MV-75 Cheyenne program."Textron Aviation’s revenues were $1.7 billion, up 14%, or $201 million from last year's third quarter, reflecting higher aircraft revenues of $152 million and higher aftermarket parts and services revenues of $49 million. The increase in aircraft revenues was primarily due to higher volume and mix, largely reflecting higher Citation jet volume, partially offset by lower commercial turboprop volume. The increase in aftermarket parts and services revenues was due to higher volume and pricing.
Fri, Oct 30,2026 06:11:26PM EST
Funding To Support In-Flight Measurements Of Top-Mounted Engines On JetZero's Full-Scale Jet1 Demonstrator JetZero has been selected by the FAA to receive $5.3 million under Phase IV of the FAA's Continuous Lower Energy, Emissions and Noise (CLEEN) program. The award will fund engine and nacelle instrumentation that will collect data for top-mounted engines in an all-wing configuration. Under the CLEEN IV award, JetZero will capture and share airflow data at the engine inlet and fan exit across takeoff, climb, cruise, and crosswind ground operations in a representative operational environment rather than on costly engine rigs or simulated ground-plane tests. JetZero’s design has the engines mounted on top of the fuselage, reducing noise for airport communities.
Fri, Oct 30,2026 06:10:21PM EST
Work Alongside Conservation Organizations, Scientists, Journalists, Tribes And Agencies LightHawk has announced its 2026 Volunteer Pilot Award honorees, recognizing five volunteers whose dedication and generosity help put conservation missions within reach across the country. LightHawk volunteer pilots donate their time, expertise, aircraft and fuel to transport endangered wildlife, help researchers and journalists document changing conditions, and bring conservation partners above landscapes they are working to protect. This year’s honorees demonstrate the skill, flexibility and sustained commitment that make those missions possible. Volunteer pilot Jamie Gamble receives LightHawk’s highest honor, recognizing exemplary skill, contagious enthusiasm and volunteer service that goes above and beyond.
Fri, Oct 30,2026 06:09:25PM EST
One Of The First Airplanes Designed For The New MOSAIC Rules The Affordable Flying Expo was created around a fairly straightforward premise: affordable personal aviation deserves an event where it isn't relegated to a corner of somebody else's show. So that is a reason to join Aero-News.net in Lakeland, Florida November 13–15 at the SUN ’n FUN Aerospace Expo campus so you can see the Ranger and many others. Come see Vashon Aircraft at their booths N-53 and N-54 in the regular exhibit area, and see Rangers on display in the Affordable Flying section. Both Rangers on display will be owner aircraft based in Florida. Kurt Robertson, Vashon's sales customer experience and training manager, invites Ranger owners to the show every year. Many of them spend time in the booth talking with prospects, so visitors can hear about the airplane straight from the people who fly it.
Fri, Oct 30,2026 06:08:40PM EST
Foundation Pays The Federal Income Tax For The Winners The Jim Richmond Backcountry Aviation Foundation's 2026/2027 fundraising raffle is giving away three Piper J-3 Cub aircraft. There will be three airplanes and three lucky winners in the raffle. “We chose the Piper J-3 because it is simple, iconic, and guaranteed to put a smile on your face every time the wheels leave the ground. The J-3 Cub is the classic grassroots airplane that helped America fall in love with backcountry aviation, and it remains one of the purest and most rewarding flying experiences ever created,” the foundation said.
Fri, Oct 30,2026 06:07:55PM EST
19-Seat Aircraft Intended For Short And Medium Passenger Transportation New images appear to show a full-sized demonstrator of China’s CE-25A, an unorthodox 19-seat all-electric aircraft being developed by the state-owned Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC). The photographs offer a fresh look at a program the company publicly outlined in 2023, although the aircraft’s current testing status remains unclear. The images appear to have first been shared by Chinese automotive blogger Han Lu on October 28 and show a red and black colored aircraft with a silver cheatline bearing COMAC and CE-25A markings TWZ reported. Its Chinese civilian registration is B-0EFH. TWZ reported it should be noted that we cannot establish with certainty that the imagery is legitimate, but examination using multiple AI image-analysis models has found no major indications that they were artificially generated. The program overall reflects COMAC’s interest in distributed electric propulsion, an approach that could help inform future aircraft development even if the CE-25A itself never enters commercial service.
Fri, Oct 30,2026 06:07:13PM EST
Rotorcraft Will Explore Saturn’s Largest Moon Titan NASA is inviting the public to send their names aboard the agency’s Dragonfly rotorcraft and be part of the first science mission to fly and explore the surface of another world. You may never soar under the clouds or over the organic sands of Saturn’s moon Titan, but your name can, NASA says.To have your name included on a microchip aboard Dragonfly and receive a personalized digital boarding pass commemorating your place on this historic mission, visit: https://go.nasa.gov/dragonfly-names. “NASA’s Dragonfly mission will simply blow your mind,” said Nicky Fox, associate administrator, Science Mission Directorate, NASA Headquarters in Washington. “By flying the first-ever rotorcraft science mission, NASA will explore Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, as we search for signs of habitability on a distant world that is most similar to our own."
Fri, Oct 30,2026 06:06:22PM EST
Makes It Easier For Pilots To Navigate The References Sporty’s now includes free organizer tabs with its editions of two essential FAA publications: the Pilot’s Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge (PHAK) and the Airplane Flying Handbook (AFH). For pilots learning to fly there is a lot of information but finding it quickly in the books can be a different story. So that is why Sporty’s created the tabs. The tabs make it easier for pilots to navigate these comprehensive references, quickly locate important topics, and organize material for flight lessons, study sessions, and checkride preparation. Each set includes numbered chapter tabs, blank tabs for personal organization, and a positioning guide. The tabs come included with the books, ready for pilots to apply themselves.
Fri, Oct 30,2026 06:05:39PM EST
Collision Between Robinson R22 And Airbus H125 Two helicopters collided and went down into a farm field Thursday near a small airport I McMinnville, southwest of Portland, Oregon, killing all three people on board, authorities said. The FAA said the collision was between a Robinson R22, a two-seat aircraft, and an Airbus H125, which can carry up to six passengers depending on the configuration. The accident killed 38-year-old Tyler Sturdevant, a pilot from Oregon, 22-year-old Maddie Aasbo, a flight instructor from Texas, and a student pilot from the United Kingdom, whose name has not been released, Yamhill County Sheriff Sam Elliott said during a news conference. Aasbo and the U.K. student pilot were on one aircraft, while Sturdevant was on the other, according to the sheriff's office. One of the aircraft came from the aviation school Jerry Trimble Helicopters, which is located at the airport.
Fri, Oct 30,2026 06:04:49PM EST
Company Points To 45% Year-Over-Year Revenue Growth In Gas Turbines Howmet Aerospace reported first-quarter profit and revenue above Wall Street ?estimates and significantly raised its annual forecast on strong growth in its aerospace and gas turbine businesses. However, the U.S. maker of parts like castings and fasteners used on airplanes, urged caution due to uncertainty from the Iran war, which has disrupted transport and ?driven up fuel costs, weakening some carriers'balance sheets. Howmet Aerospace Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer John Plant said, “Howmet’s performance was solid in all dimensions, with third quarter results exceeding the high end of guidance. Revenue grew 29% year over year and 25% organically, the strongest quarterly growth rate on record for Howmet."
Fri, Oct 30,2026 05:45:22PM EST
Also: Swift Space Telescope Mission Ends, Preowned Aircraft, Six Arkansas Tuskegee Airmen Set For HoF, Global Medical Response The Board of Directors of ALPA has reelected Capt. Jason Ambrosi to a second four-year term as president and set the union’s priorities for the years ahead. Ambrosi, a Delta Air Lines captain first elected in 2022, has led ALPA through one of the most consequential periods in its 95-year history. Under his leadership, ALPA pilots negotiated 24 new contracts, beat back efforts to reduce the number of pilots on the flightdeck, and returned more than $150 million in dues to members for the first time in the union’s history. NASA test pilot Mike Lippert put months of simulator training and ground preparation into practice, before completing his first flight in the agency’s X-59 quiet supersonic research aircraft. Lippert took off Oct. 21 from NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California, and landed one hour later. During the flight, he reached a maximum speed of Mach 1.4 and an altitude of 55,000 feet. Two people, three dogs, and two cats were saved from the trapped RV after it flipped on its side in the flood waters, according to the Colorado National Guard helicopter crew. The National Guard posted a video showing an RV flipped on its side, held in place only by brush and branches while floodwaters rush around it. A Colorado National Guardsman dropped down from the Blackhawk and hoisted those trapped inside the RV. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!
Fri, Oct 30,2026 02:17:26PM EST
Dedicated Freighters To Carry More Than Half Of Global Air Cargo Traffic Boeing projects in its 2026 World Air Cargo Forecast that air cargo traffic will double over the next 20 years, driving the freighter fleet to exceed 4,000 airplanes by 2045. Growth will be fueled by time-sensitive shipments for advanced manufacturing and AI hardware, diversifying supply chains and rising e-commerce volumes as carriers adapt route networks to shifting trade lanes and manage geopolitical disruptions. Boeing released its biannual forecast at The International Air Cargo Association's Air Cargo Forum in Miami. Last year, cargo demand was up by more than 5%, Boeing pointed out.
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