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Reno Jet Racer Donated to National Air and Space Museum
The renowned “American Spirit” Reno jet racer has officially joined the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum collection. After achieving decades of record-breaking success, this highly modified Aero L-39C Albatros will soon be on public display.
Former NTSB Chairman Selected For Wright Brothers Memorial Trophy
The National Aeronautic Association has selected former NTSB Chairman Robert Sumwalt as the 2026 recipient of the Wright Brothers Memorial Trophy for his more than four decades of service advancing aviation safety.
Hope Remains For Tillamook Air Museum
In a June 19, 2026, social media post, museum officials noted that while the board voted not to commit additional Port funds toward the Hangar B repair project, “discussions with potential partners continues actively behind the scenes.”
New Hangars In The Works At KFDK
High Flying Hangars has broken ground on an 11.45-acre hangar development at Frederick Municipal Airport (KFDK), marking the first new hangar construction at the Maryland airport in more than two decades.
Louisiana Governor Signs Bill Banning Use of ADS-B Data to Bill Pilots
HB 730, which goes into effect Aug. 1, 2026, prohibits the use of ADS-B data to charge fees to pilots flying aircraft weighing less than 12,500 pounds under Part 91 (non-commercial operations).
Air Race Classic Takes Off
More than 100 women pilots are taking to the skies for the 49th annual Air Race Classic. Tracing its roots back to 1929, this historic four day competition challenges aviators to navigate a route across eight states.
NTSB Releases Safety Alert on Hazards of Ballistic Parachute Recovery Systems
The NTSB recently issued a safety alert and video highlighting the hidden dangers of ballistic parachute recovery systems at an accident site.
Iowa State Aviation Director Tim McClung Retires
After more than three decades of service, Tim McClung has officially retired from his vital role as the Iowa DOT Aviation Director.