DoT Secretary Sean P. Duffy notified FAA headquarters staff employees spread among six locations in Washington, D.C. that they’ll be relocating to the department’s building in the southeastern area of the city. Officials of the union, however, have raised concerns about the plan. FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford wrote an email to staff that the timing for each office’s relocation would be finalized soon. Just days ahead of Poland’s largest aviation gathering, the leader of the country’s Tiger Demo Team was behind the controls of an F-16 that crashed, unfortunately costing him his life. Major Maciej “SLAB” Krakowian is remembered as one of Poland’s most talented and passionate pilots. The F-16C fighter jet crashed on August 28, 2025, during rehearsal for the Radom International Airshow. US Air Force leadership recently revealed that the first flight of its second B-21 Raider may come sooner than expected. The service’s first long-range stealth bomber has been airborne since November 2023. Specifically, Lt. Gen. Andrew Gebara, the deputy chief of staff for strategic deterrence and nuclear integration, said that another B-21 would be “here very soon.” All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!

 

 

AFSCME Questions FAA Relocations, Consolidation  

Polish Air Force Pilot Killed in Airshow Rehearsal Accident 

Second B-21 Stealth Bomber Slated to Fly Before Year’s End  

Boeing Pleads for an Extension on 777 Engine Fixes  

Airport Administrator Under Review For Possible Conflict Of Interest  

Huntington Beach Discussing New Air Show Agreement  

Spirit Files for Bankruptcy… This Looks Familiar…

 

 

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