The National Park Service (NPS) and the FAA are rewriting the regulations by which air tours over U.S. national parks are conducted. Extant drafts of the agencies’ Air Tour Management Plans (ATMPs) call for radical and reactionary measures the likes of eliminating air tours in their entirety in some U.S. parks and, in others, cutting such undertakings by as much as 86-percent. Founded in 1992 under the guiding premise “You don't quit skydiving because you get old; you get old because you quit skydiving,” Skydivers Over Sixty (SOS) has evolved into an international organization comprising upwards of 2,650 members hailing from thirty nations. No... we’re not making this up... Attendees of July's AirVenture (and anyone visiting the nearby Fox Valley) can get a taste of some limited-run ale in celebration of the EAA's 70th anniversary. As part of a larger celebration, the group okayed their local watering hole, the Stone Arch Brew Pub of Appleton, Wisconsin, to produce a special commemorative beer. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!

 

 

 

Green New Deal Threatens Air Tour Industry 

Skydivers Over Sixty to Receive Path of Excellence Award  

Say Again? AirVenture Celebrates 70 Years of EAA with Celebratory Beer

China’s C919 Airliner Makes First Revenue Flight 

Sierra Space Trains NASA and JAXA Astronauts

Ameriflight Receives FAA Exemption to Operate Drones 

First Responder Recounts Bizarre Utah Aircraft Mishap

 

 

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