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June 29, 2019

AEA Educational Foundation Awards More Than $100,000 In Scholarships

Will Assist Student In The 2019-2020 Academic Year

The Aircraft Electronics Association's Educational Foundation announced the names of the individuals who were awarded scholarships worth more than $100,000 for the 2019-20 academic year.

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ForeFlight Adds Track Log Review In Latest Version

Offers Better Post-Flight Analysis Of Data Gathered During Flight

ForeFlight 11.5 brings more great features and enhancements including a graphical Track Log Review for better postflight analysis, Alternate Advisor to help users quickly find a good alternate airport, the ability to select runways on the Maps view, and more.

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Barnstorming: Truth… The Endless Struggle

After 23 Years of HARD Aviation Journalism, We Find It Exhausting To Keep Up Our Best Efforts

News/Information/Commentary by Jim Campbell, ANN CEO/Editor-In-Chief “How many times can a man turn his head, pretending that he just doesn’t see?” – Blowin’ In The Wind, Bob Dylan, 1962 It’s been a turbulent few weeks/months as the ravages of getting past the age of 60 (which some people bet big money I’d never see…) presented me with some pretty obnoxious medical stuff that took a while to deal with, and thankfully would appear to have done no lasting damage, despite the miserable effects of the malady… but the down time hasn’t meant t

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Serbia And Airbus Helicopters Expand Partnership

First H145M Delivered To Serbian Ministry Of Defense

Serbia has received its first H145M helicopter and will become a maintenance hub for SA 341 / SA 342 Gazelle helicopters. ”Both events underline the fact that Serbia and Airbus have entered into a close partnership," said Airbus Helicopters CEO Bruno Even at the Partner Defence Exhibition in Belgrade.

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Don't Miss This! 2019 AirVenture Innovation Preview Is Open To Space Requests

Over Half The Possible Feature Slots For the 2019 AIP Are Already Reserved... DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS?

Important Update: The 2019 AirVenture Innovation Preview roster is filling up FAST and over half the slots are now committed. Slots are parceled out, first come, first served, and we expect to close down this year's eligibility list right after EAA gets their own dedicated mailing out in a few days. Don't miss out on the chance to be included in the FIFTH rendition of this HIGHLY VISIBLE media program. As ANN has done over the course of most of the past decade at AEA, AUVSI, SnF and previous AirVenture events, the ANN/Airborne/Aero-News team will again orchestrate and webcast a “New Product Introduction”

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United Technologies Announces Future Leadership Of Pratt & Whitney

Christopher T. Calio To Succeed Robert Leduc

United Technologies has announced the appointment of Christopher T. Calio as president of Pratt & Whitney, effective upon the retirement of Bob Leduc in early 2020.

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Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron To Receive 'Fat Albert' Replacement

Acquiring A 'Divested' C-130J Super Hercules From The U.K.

The Navy announced award of the Naval Flight Demonstration Squadron’s new “Fat Albert,” the Blue Angels’ logistics cargo plane, June 13.

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Cookies In Space: Chocolate Chip Cookie To Be First Food Baked In Orbit

DoubleTree by Hilton To Partner With Zero G Kitchen And NanoRacks To Bring Its Signature Warm Welcome To The International Space Station

There is nothing quite like a warm, freshly-baked chocolate chip cookie. But if you're in LEO aboard the International Space Station, it's something you have to wait until you're back on Earth to enjoy.

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Drone Malfunction In Florida Is A Mystery

Aircraft Controls And Camera Froze During Flight

A drone operated by a licensed news photographer suddenly became inoperable while the pilot was capturing images of the Tachi Palace World's Strongest Man Competition in Holmes Beach, FL June 16th, and the pilot feels jamming is the culprit.

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Aero-News: Quote of the Day (06.29.19)

“ust as the Navy recognized the imminent need to replace the Fat Albert aircraft, the U.K. MOD was divesting of an American made, C-130J; aircraft allowing us to acquire a suitable replacement aircraft at a major cost savings.” Source: Capt. Steven Nassau, PMA-207 program manager.

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ANN's Daily Aero-Term (06.29.19): Turn-Around Maintenance

Refers to an aircraft maintenance base of a higher category providing line maintenance services for an aircraft maintenance base of a lower category.

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ANN's Daily Aero-Linx (06.29.19)

FAA Fact Sheet – Supersonic Flight

Acting FAA Administrator Daniel Elwell announced at the Paris Air Show a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) that modifies and clarifies existing regulatory procedures to obtain FAA approval to test supersonic aircraft.

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AD: Piper Aircraft, Inc.

AD NUMBER: 2019-12-12

PRODUCT: Certain Piper Aircraft, Inc. (Piper) Model PA-46-600TP (M600) airplanes.

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