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Klyde Morris (10.30.23)

Klyde's Pals Fall Victim To The Agonizers...

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Classic Aero-TV: ERAU’s Matthew Gailey-2019 Bob Hoover Presidential Scholarship

From 2019 (YouTube Version): One Of Four Winners Of A 2019 Bob Hoover Legacy Foundation Scholarship

The recipients of the 2019 Bob Hoover Legacy Foundation scholarship were announced at AirVenture 2019. One of those to be recognized was Matthew Gailey, an EARU Junior, Aeronautical Science Fixed Wing major with Applied Meteorology minor. He is studying at the Prescott Campus. Gailey will receive a $25,000 scholarship presented through the Foundation and The Citation Jet Pilot's Association (CJP). In partnership with EARU and the CJP, the Bob Hoover Legacy Foundation has annually presented Embry-Riddle students with scholarships to pursue

Airborne-Flight Training 10.26.23: F-35 Make-A-Wish, CA Flt $$$, CAE Master Tech

Also: ATI Pilots, Aircraft Upset Prevention, Student Pilot Trashes A/C, Delta Donation

The USAF’s 56th Fighter Wing welcomed young Isaac ‘Axe-Man’ Salinas who, by virtue of the efforts put forth by Make-A-Wish Arizona, became pilot-for-a-day at the Grand Canyon State’s Luke Air Force Base. The Pilot-for-a-Day program is a Make-A-Wish initiative by which children are afforded an experience that might be referred to half-punningly as uplifting, yet very genuinely as a break from oftentimes excruciating daily challenges. Canada issued a statement in which an assortment of the nation’s Ministers and managers made

ANN's Daily Aero-Linx (11.04.23)

Aero Linx: Cessna T-50 "The Flying Bobcats" The Birth of the T-50... It was in the later part of 1938 and early months of 1939 that the T-50 twin was developed. Originally designed for feeder line and personal transport use, it has proven itself an ideal training plane for multiengine aircraft. This ship was test-flown on a Sunday and with a handful of Cessna employees present, it was taken aloft for the first time by Dwane Wallace with Bill Snook as co-pilot. Its success is evident by the quantities that were produced for Canada and the United States Army.

ANN's Daily Aero-Term (11.04.23): Local Traffic

Local Traffic Aircraft operating in the traffic pattern or within sight of the tower, or aircraft known to be departing or arriving from flight in local practice areas, or aircraft executing practice instrument approaches at the airport.

Aero-News: Quote of the Day (11.04.23)

“The main application is to map out GPS-denied locations and make a 3D map in a more efficient way... The swarm would spread out and get everything significantly quicker with a lot more data. You are able to get a more accurate map in significantly less time.” Source: Project co-principal researcher and Embry Riddle Mechanical Engineering major Daniel Golan, discussing ERAU research pertaining to drone swarms and the usefulness of such to 3D mapping initiatives within GPS-denied areas.