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October 15, 2024

Special Air Traffic Procedures For NBAA-BACE

Las Vegas Area Airports Affected During Major U.S. BizAv Event

The FAA has announced special air traffic procedures for airports in the Las Vegas, Nevada, area October 18-25, 2024, to ensure safety and minimize delays in the high-traffic period associated with the National Business Aviation Association’s Business Aviation Conference & Exhibition (NBAA-BACE).

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Airborne 10.15.24: SpaceX Catches Booster!, Nat'l Air Race Dates, EXP Safety

 Also: More Supply Chain Scrutiny, 3rd Annual DPE Symposium, Microsoft Flight Sim, Air Canada Pilots Ratify

 
 
It was one of the most stunning sites in all of aerospace... the capture of a rapidly descending booster in two  large “Mechazilla” arms at the conclusion of Sunday’s 5th test flight of the SpaceX Starship Main Booster. Starship’s fifth flight test lifted off on October 13, 2024, with the most ambitious test objectives yet for the program... with a launch weight in excess of eleven million pounds. The dates have been announced for the 2025 National Championship Air Races in Roswell, New Mexico. They will be held beginning Wednesday September 10 through Sunday September 14, and all seven classes of ai

Tuskegee University Honors History With New Aviation Program

Marks Alabama’s First HBCU to Offer an Aviation Degree Pathway

Tuskegee University recently received accreditation and opened applications for its new aviation degree program. This will make it the first historically Black college or university (HBCU) in Alabama to offer an aviation pathway. The program is an addition to Tuskegee University’s existing aerospace avenue.

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Wright B Flyer Replica Executes Emergency Landing

Aircraft Experiences Engine Fire During Anniversary Flyover

A Wright B Flyer replica aircraft was forced to execute an emergency landing after experiencing an engine fire in flight. The pilots, fortunately, were able to walk away unharmed. The aircraft took off from Wright Patterson Air Force Base (AFB) at around 4:47 pm. It was performing an aerial flyover as part of Wright Field's 97th anniversary celebration. Then, at approximately 5:07 pm, it experienced a malfunction that led to the engine catching fire. 

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3rd Annual DPE Symposium To Be Held As Scheduled

FSANA Confirms Orlando Venue For Confab

The Flight School Association of North America (FSANA) has confirmed that the 3rd Annual DPE Symposium will be held as originally scheduled on Wednesday and Thursday October 23-24, 2024, at the Rosen Plaza Hotel in Orlando, Florida.

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Boeing Laying Off 17,000 In Coming Months

Execs, Managers, And Employees Included In Cuts

Boeing continues to bleed money due to the strike hurting production of aircraft. As a result, the manufacturer plans to lay off about 10% of its workforce in the coming months. Of the company’s 170,00 employees worldwide, the job cuts will amount to about 17,000 and will be across the board to include executives, managers, and employees, according to a memo the company’s new CEO Kelly Orgberg sent to staff on October 11. 

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Airborne 10.07.24: Heli-Rescuers Threatened, Buried WWII Bomb, Dynon Upgrades

Also: Textron's 180 About NBAA, NetJets Prevails In Suit, Cebu Pacific A321neo, Mackay Trophy 

After seeing a Facebook post about a family stranded on a mountain, Jordan Seidhom and his son set out on a rescue mission with their R44 helicopter -- at their own expense. After some successful efforts, local authorities intervened, inexplicably threatening to arrest Seidhom if he proceeded with rescue operations. Seidhom, the former head of Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Office narcotics unit and a 1,400-hour pilot, knew that he could help locate and rescue them. He found a safe place to land, loaded up on supplies, and got clearance from AT

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Haul for Hope Plane Pull Raises Over $100,000

Community Rallies and Exceeds Goals Supporting Hope Air

The count is in for the second annual Haul for Hope plane pull at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, revealing over $100,000 donated to support Hope Air. The charity provides travel assistance to Canadians in need of medical care away from home. This year's event featured 17 teams, including both new and returning participants.

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Air Canada Pilots Ratify Contract Agreement

Major Improvements In Pay And Working Conditions

Air Canada Pilots have ratified a collective bargaining agreement that includes a new four-year contract with significant improvements to their compensation as well as quality of life. The pilots are represented by the Air Line Pilots Association, Int’l (ALPA).

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Airborne 10.07.24: Heli-Rescuers Threatened, Buried WWII Bomb, Dynon Upgrades

Also: Textron's 180 About NBAA, NetJets Prevails In Suit, Cebu Pacific A321neo, Mackay Trophy 

After seeing a Facebook post about a family stranded on a mountain, Jordan Seidhom and his son set out on a rescue mission with their R44 helicopter -- at their own expense. After some successful efforts, local authorities intervened, inexplicably threatening to arrest Seidhom if he proceeded with rescue operations. Seidhom, the former head of Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Office narcotics unit and a 1,400-hour pilot, knew that he could help locate and rescue them. He found a safe place to land, loaded up on supplies, and got clearance from ATC befor

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Trimec Aviation Developing STC For Gogo Galileo HDX

Strong Demand For Gulfstream G200 Connectivity Solution

Trimec Aviation announced it is developing a Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) based on strong demand for the Gogo Galileo HDX for the Gulfstream G200 aicraft. Trimec is a certified FAA Part 145 Repair Station and an authorized Gogo Business Aviation dealer based in Fort Worth, Texas.

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AMAZING! Coast Guard Rescues Man In Water After Hurricane Milton

Man Rescued A Second Time After Returning To Repair Boat Left Adrift

A Florida man who is an experienced mariner and fishing boat captain was very fortunate to be rescued by the U.S. Coast Guard out of St Petersburg the morning after enduring 75-90 mph winds and 25-foot seas overnight by clinging to a large fishing cooler.

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Classic Aero-TV: Going Pro Drone-Style--Building A Career From An Exciting Hobby

From 2017 (YouTube Edition): So You Wanna Fly Commercial Drones…

What does it take to move from a drone hobbyist to a professional drone operator? That was the question posed by ANN CEO and Editor in Chief Jim Campbell of Harold Sweet, Rental Manager for Samy’s Camera. Sweet said that first thing a potential commercial drone operator needs to consider is how they will be using their aircraft. The choices run the gamut from aircraft that would be appropriate for a photographer documenting a wedding or real estate venture to f

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NTSB Prelim: Cessna 207

The Airplane Impacted Rising Terrain In A Right Wing Low And Nose Low Attitude On A Northwest Heading

On September 15, 2024, about 2204 Alaska daylight time, a Cessna 207 airplane, N90193, was destroyed when it was involved in an accident near St. Mary’s, Alaska. The pilot and three passengers were fatally injured. The flight was operated as a Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 91 personal flight. According to the operator, Yute Commuter Service, the airplane was reportedly being used by two employees for a personal flight at the time of the accident. Management personnel reported that the accident airplane was currently only being used for Part 91 operations since the engine had exceeded the manufacturers time before overh

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ANN's Daily Aero-Linx (10.15.24)

Aero Linx: Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre Whether you’re a seasoned aviation enthusiast or a curious newcomer, prepare to be inspired by the stories of skyborne adventurers who have shaped the course of history. Visit the Bushplane Museum and delve into the wonders of bushplane flying through our exhibits. Join us as we journey through the incredible accomplishments of bushplane aviation and fly high with the pioneers who have mastered the wilderness skies.

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ANN's Daily Aero-Term (10.15.24): Sectional Aeronautical Charts (1:500,000)

Sectional Aeronautical Charts (1:500,000) Designed for visual navigation of slow or medium-speed aircraft. Topographic information on these charts features the portrayal of relief and a judicious selection of visual checkpoints for VFR flight. Aeronautical information includes visual and radio aids to navigation, airports, controlled airspace, restricted areas, obstructions, and related data.

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Aero-News: Quote of the Day (10.15.24)

“We have responded to the demand for pilots. There are more than 10,000 to 15,000 pilots that are needed here in the US.” Source: S. Keith Hargrove, Tuskegee provost and senior VP of academic affairs, explaining the rationale for Tuskegee University having recently received accreditation and opened applications for its new aviation degree program. This will make it the first historically Black college or university (HBCU) in Alabama to offer an aviation pathway.

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