It appears the Relentless NXT Reno racer was destroyed following an emergency landing in New Mexico on its way to Palmdale, Calif. from Sun ‘n Fun. An FAA preliminary report says the unidentified pilot radioed a Mayday that the aircraft was on fire and then put it down on a dirt strip near Glenwood, N.M. The pilot wasn’t injured…
Floor plan of Air Force One revealed for the first time…
Liberty Aerospace has received FAA Production Certificate for its Liberty XL2 two-seater…
Improved descent procedures could save fuel, reduce noise…
The Smithsonian received a record $15 million donation from Boeing for the National Air & Space Museum…
Phoenix will spend $9 million to acquire aircraft for a museum at Sky Harbor Airport…
The Ninety-Nines will hold their annual convention in Washington, D.C., July 5-9.
On The Fly…
Key Takeaways:
- A Relentless NXT Reno racer was destroyed following an emergency landing in New Mexico, though the pilot was uninjured.
- The floor plan of Air Force One has been publicly revealed for the first time.
- Liberty Aerospace received its FAA Production Certificate for the Liberty XL2 two-seater aircraft.
- The Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum received a record $15 million donation from Boeing.
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