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October 06, 2019

Airborne 10.04.19: B-17 Tragedy, Stratolaunch Reborn?, Praetor 500 Cert

Also: Crewed Blue Origin Hold, Perlan II Mission, Cathay Pacific Employees Fired, Global 6500 Jet EOS

It's a tragedy that has stunned the historic aircraft community, if not all of the aviation world. Seven people were fatally injured when a Collings Foundation B-17 went down Wednesday at Bradley International Airport (KDBL) in CT. The plane went down while trying to make an emergency landing shortly after the plane took off just before 10 a.m. It impacted a building which contained several tanks of deicing fluid. The aircraft was largely consumed by fire. Seven others sustained injuries ranging from mi

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Industry High-level Group Launches Second Aviation Benefits Report

Charge Is To Promote And Safeguard The Socio-Economic Benefits Of Air Transport

On the sidelines of the International Civil Aviation Organization’s 40th Assembly last week, the second edition Aviation Benefits Report was launched by the global air transport Industry High Level Group (IHLG).

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NASA Designing Shapeshifting Robots For Saturn's Moons

Mini Robots Can Roll, Fly, Float And Swim, Then Morph Into A Single Machine

Mini robots that can roll, fly, float and swim, then morph into a single machine? Together they form Shapeshifter, a developing concept for a transformational vehicle to explore treacherous, distant worlds.

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Board Now Leads The Way Towards Sustainable Flying

SkyNRG Accounts For 85 Percent Reduction Of Emissions As A Result Of Sustainable Aviation Fuel, Company Says

Dutch company SkyNRG, a producer of sustainable aviation fuel, has officially launched its "Board Now" program together with its launching members. By committing themselves to Board Now, companies reduce their own business air travel emissions and at the same time contribute to the development of a new production facility for sustainable aviation fuel.

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ASL Group Partners With PAL-V For The Future Of Air Mobility

ASL Will Become The Official And Exclusive Dealer Of PAL-V In Belgium

Belgian private jet company ASL Group and Dutch flying car manufacturer PAL-V have established a formal partnership making ASL the exclusive dealer and service provider of PAL-V in Belgium.

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Martin-Baker Receives 2019 Spirit Of Flight Award

Recognizes Organizations That Serve A Special Need Of The Nation

Martin-Baker Aircraft Co., Ltd, received the 2019 Spirit of Flight Award at the 57th Annual National Aviation Hall of Fame Enshrinement Dinner and Ceremony.

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Drone Aviation Delivers Upgraded Real-Time Video Distribution Technology

Field Upgradable Video Kit For U.S. Army WASP Aerostats Now Available

Drone Aviation has successfully completed the customer-requested development, testing and delivery of an advanced video distribution upgrade kit for currently fielded Winch Aerostat Small Platform ("WASP") systems.

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Naval Academy Displays NRL's Enduring Presence In Space Research

Unveils 'Sea, Sun And Space' Exhibit At Preble Hall In Annapolis

The U.S. Naval Research Laboratory and the U.S. Naval Academy Museum combined resources to tell the story of how the Navy ushered in our nation’s presence in space. The USNA exhibit “Sea, Sun and Space” displays, through visual artifacts and curated narrative, the pioneering role NRL and its collaborators and sponsors played in the future of space exploration.

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Drone Helps Chinese Authorities Capture Fugitive

Man On The Run For 17 Years Was Living In A Cave

A human trafficker who escaped from a Chinese prison camp in 2002 was captured recently by Chinese authorities who used a drone to help locate the fugitive.

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ANN's Daily Aero-Term (10.06.19): ILS PRM Approach

ILS PRM Approach An instrument landing system (ILS) approach conducted to parallel runways whose extended centerlines are separated by less than 4,300 feet and at least 3,000 feet where closely spaced independent approaches are permitted. Also used in conjunction with an LDA PRM, or RNAV (GPS) PRM approach to conduct Simultaneous Offset Instrument Approach (SOIA) operations. No Transgression Zone (NTZ) monitoring is required to conduct these approaches. When the runway spacing is less than 3,600 feet, the NTZ must be monitored by a Precision Runway Monitor (PRM) or other high update rate surveillance system.

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ANN's Daily Aero-Linx (10.06.19)

Aero Linx: Rose Parrakeet Aeroplane Home Page Originally designed by Jennings W. "Jack" Rose in 1929, the Rose Parrakeet is a single place small bi-plane, it has an unmistakable profile and design.  It uses a classic wood truss rib, spruce spar wing construction with a fabric covered steel tube fuselage and tail surfaces.  It was certified for commercial production by the CAA (predessor to current FAA) under Type Certificate 2-514 in 1935.  The Model A-1 was originally certified with a 37hp Continental A-40-3 engine. Subsequent models were tested with Scott 40 hp, Menasco 50 hp and Franklin 50 & 60 hp engines. Model A-4 was powered by Continental A-65 & A-85 fuel injected

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Aero-News: Quote of the Day (10.06.19)

"We have very limited information about the composition of the surface. Rocky terrain, methane lakes, cryovolcanoes - we potentially have all of these, but we don't know for certain. So we thought about how to create a system that is versatile and capable of traversing different types of terrain but also compact enough to launch on a rocket." Source: JPL Principal Investigator Ali Agha, where his Shapeshifter team is testing a 3D-printed prototype of an unusual explorer. A contraption that looks like a drone encased in an elongated hamster wheel rolls across the yard, then splits in half. Once separated, the two halves rise on small propellers, effectively becoming flying drones for aerial exploration. These 3D-printed parts are only

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