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January 28, 2019

Airborne 01.28.19: SpaceX 'Test Hopper', Super Bowl TFR, Great Yarmouth AirShow

Also: Textron 4Q, Bombardier Global 7500 Aircraft Wing Program, Homebuilt Aircraft Council, Passenger Sues United

High winds at the SpaceX launch complex in Texas blew over the "test hopper" rocket that is a prototype of the spacecraft the company hopes will one day carry people to Mars. Winds gusting to more than 50 miles per hour blew the upper section of the rocket to the ground. SpaceX founder Elon Musk says the damage will take "weeks" to repair. The prototype was never intended to be launched into orbit, but rather to conduct a series of test flights to altitudes of up to 16,400 feet. The portion

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Newark 'Drone' May Have Been Another False Alarm

FAA Has Been Unable To Independently Confirm Sightings

Reports of a drone flying near Teterboro airport on Tuesday caused delays at Newark Liberty International Airport for about 20 minutes. But it may have been just another false alarm.

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Aero-TV: Camp AMA - Where Tomorrow’s Aviators Get Started

A Week-Long Program Open To Young People Ages 13-19

The Academy of Model Aeronautics offers a lot of programs designed to foster interest in model aviation. One of those is Camp AMA, a week-long summer camp program at the organization's headquarters in Muncie, IN. According to the AMA website, the cost of the camp includes instruction time, meals, lodging, and nighttime activities. Campers will get the chance to work personally with some of the best RC pilots in the world, including Nick Maxwell, Andrew Jesky, AC Glenn, and RJ Gritter.

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Aviore Returns In 'Angles Of Attack'

More Adventures For The Superhero Donated By The Stan Lee Foundation To EAA Young Eagles Program

Aviore, the aviation superhero unveiled in 2017 by the late Marvel Comics legend Stan Lee, is back for more aviation thrills in The Adventures of Aviore, now available through the Experimental Aircraft Association at Aviore.org and through the January edition of EAA’s Sport Aviation magazine.

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Klyde Morris (01.28.19)

Klyde Talks Damage Control and Elon's BFR...

FMI: www.klydemorris.com

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Airborne 01.25.19: Blue Origin Launches, Piper Responds, NTSB Feeling Pinch

Also: UAL Passengers Stuck, Firefly Plans Rocket Factory, Bell Will Build 25 AH-1Zs, GAMA Scholarship

Blue Origin has made its 10th successful test flight with its New Shepard rocket, launching multiple payloads, including eight NASA experiments, to an altitude of 66 miles on Wednesday. The rocket lifted off at the company's West Texas launch complex at 10:05 a.m. local time. The flight lasted 10 minutes and 15 seconds, and the New Shepard touched down on its landing pad as designed. The capsule returned to Earth under a parachute, landing on the Texas plains. The FAA recently proposed a

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ANN's Daily Aero-Linx (01.28.19)

Aero Linx: WASP on the WEB Welcome to WASP on the WEB! During World War II, a select group  of young women pilots became pioneers, heroes, and role models...They were the Women Airforce Service Pilots, WASP, the first women in history trained to fly  American military aircraft. In memory of those we have lost and in honor of those we still cherish... WELCOME. Our mission is to let the voices and the stories of the WASP inspire and encourage our visitors to fly higher than they've ever flown. And one thing you should know right up front, WASP ALWAYS TELL THE TRUTH. They don't need to make anything up! WASP LIVED their history, one checkride, one heartbreak and one triumph

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Aero-News: Quote of the Day (01.28.19)

In his latest adventure, titled “Angles of Attack,” Aviore and the T.A.L.O.N. team face off against the evil schemes of Drag and Turbulence, who are involved in a plot to steal a laser on behalf of an even more menacing foe. Throughout the adventure, readers will learn more about aviation and the history of flight. Each Aviore comic book is drawn and written in the style made famous by Marvel Comics. Each volume also contains links to more information and fun activities for young aviation enthusiasts. Along with the print version, every Aviore volume will be available online at Aviore.org. In the series, Aviore’s everyday identity is Jake Peregrine Howard — Perry to his friends — a young high school student living on a farm just outside of Wichita,

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