Nathan Ciprian submitted this photo and note: “My 4-year-old son, Levi, wanted to dress up as the Wright Brothers’ airplane for Halloween 2026, so instead of purchasing a costume, I decided to build him one. I transformed a Radio Flyer wagon into a miniature replica of the Wright Brothers’ 1903 Flyer. I designed and constructed the wings, wooden supports, tail assembly, and other details to bring the airplane to life while allowing my son to sit inside and enjoy it.”
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Cirrus Breaks Ground on New Engine Run-Up Center
Cirrus Aircraft has broken ground on an $8 million, 15,000-square-foot Engine Run-Up Center in Duluth, Minnesota.
Inflight Loss of Control Focus of Upcoming at Safety Summit
Industry leaders, instructors, and operators will address critical inflight loss-of-control risks and maintenance check flight safety strategies during the free Nov. 17, 2026, virtual event.
NBAA Reelects Five Leaders to Board of Directors
Corporate flight department leaders secure three-year terms as the organization updates its governance and advisory rosters during its annual convention.
Broken Torque Arm Causes Landing Gear Collapse
Probable Cause: The failure of a landing gear torque arm, which resulted in a landing gear collapse and runway excursion.
TVA Deploys Tecnam P2012 for Power Grid Surveys
Airborne LiDAR technology cuts transmission line inspection costs while mapping more than three acres of utility infrastructure every second.
AERO 2027 Expands Helicopter and Rotary-Wing Showcase
Europe’s major general aviation trade fair will highlight corporate, utility, and ultralight rotary aircraft alongside emerging eVTOL technology next spring.
SkyWay Group Secures FAA PMA for SkyFlush Lavatory
Citation CJ operators can now install an externally serviceable flushing system designed to eliminate cabin odors and ground handling mess.