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September 08, 2021

Aero-TV At SnF21: The 915 Bristell Makes A Splash At Sun ‘n Fun

Lou Mancuso Speaks About His Experience With The Aircraft

At the end of Sun ‘N Fun 2021, we had the opportunity to speak with Lou Mancuso about his experience flying the 915 Bristell and what the future holds for the aircraft. Mancuso says that the 915 light sport Bristell was the only light sport that has been able to qualify with the Rotax 915 iS engine. “The last time I flew it I went from 400 feet to 18000 feet in 12 minutes with an average 1500 feet a minute climb all the way up there, and when I was at 18000 I was still getting 1400 feet a minute climb,” Mancuso says.

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Airborne 09.03.21: Virgin Galactic Grounded, G700 Records, Kirby Chambliss

Also: Tamarack Aerospace, Laser Strikes, Sonaca Aircraft, Air Tractor

Virgin Galactic is grounded after a number of inflight issues have become public. The FAA has finally stepped in and grounded Virgin Galactic. This occurred as details about the flight that carried Richard Branson, and others, to a point short of the Karman Line ran into problems that have just recently come to light. A New Yorker story by Nicholas Schmidle was the first to note the hastily rescheduled Unity 22 that carried Branson encountered issues with its attitude and the parameters established for a proper ascent and return to their base. The Gulfstream G700, set its first ever

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ANN's Daily Aero-Linx (09.08.21)

Aero Linx: The Ministry of Civil Aviation (Egypt) The Ministry of Civil Aviation is working to promote the civil aviation facility, helping it reach the worldwide standards. It is also working to insure the safety and security of aviation, serving the local and global community. Further, it is working to prepare the related necessary manpower, and develop the personnel performance, keeping pace with the advancement of the global air transportation industry, so that the facility can achieve the targets assigned to it according to the economic and social development plan, within the framework of the State public policy, keeping pace with the global changes.

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ANN's Daily Aero-Term (09.08.21): Severe Weather Forecast Alerts

Severe Weather Forecast Alerts Preliminary messages issued in order to alert users that a Severe Weather Watch Bulletin (WW) is being issued. These messages define areas of possible severe thunderstorms or tornado activity. The messages are unscheduled and issued as required by the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) at Norman, Oklahoma.

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Aero-News: Quote of the Day (09.08.21)

“When astronauts are doing their launches, we cover down in the Pacific or Atlantic Ocean. That way, if they have an emergency and they need a bailout, we’re the rescue team on-site who would recover them from their capsule... It’s a lot of work being a pararescueman. I’m surrounded by a bunch of great people who are constantly challenging me. We have those who are always trying to improve themselves, whether mentally or physically, and it just drives me to be a better person and reach my potential.” Source: Tech. Sgt. Michael Galindo, 38th RQS pararescueman and Blue Team section chief, chatting about their conducting rescue training of their pararescuemen in the Banana River and Atlantic Ocean near

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