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November 16, 2016

Airborne 11.16.16: More City Drone Regs, EAA Sweepstakes, Unmanned UH-1H

Also: P2012 Traveller, Bob Hoover LiveStream Update, Textron Layoffs, Next ISS Crew, JetBlue, Naval Aviation Museum, American Airlines Pilot Instructors

The city of Hawthorne, California passed new regulations for the operation of UAVs in the city that are stricter than federal regulations imposed by the FAA. Once again, a municipality initiates regulations that may be in conflict with the FAA rules regarding the use of the national airspace system, and with the new FAR 105 section C and FAR 107 applying to non-recreational use of a small UAS. Everyone looks forward to what EAA chooses as their AirVenture grand prize, and for the year 2017 it’s going to be a great little airplane that anyone could enjoy. EAA has announced that the grand prize for the 2017 EAA sweepsta

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NASA Updates 2017 International Space Station Crew Assignments

Shuffles Personnel For Expeditions 51-55

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Dr. Igor Ashurbeyli Says Symbols Of The Nation Such As An Anthem, Flag And Insignia Are To Be Created And Chosen By Asgardian Citizens

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Weather Instrument And Ground System Key To US Government Next-Generation Weather Mission

A new Advanced Baseline Imager (ABI) weather instrument and enterprise ground system developed by Harris Corporation will be key components of the GOES-R system, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) next-generation weather satellite scheduled to launch Nov. 19.