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The Display Line
TheDisplayLine - Season 3
We are back after a busy few weeks, dont worry tho we arent going anywhere! Podcasts, promos and photography all to return soon.
Today · 37 min
PropHatCat Purrsents
ATC Debrief, Nov 2-Nov 8, 2026
The conversation discusses the FAA's rollout of new information displays and digital towers at various airports, highlighting the improvements in air traffic control systems and their operational significance. Takeaways FAA upgrades enhance air traffic control Digital towers improve airport visibility Chapters 00:00 Introduction to FAA Upgrades 00:28 Enterprise Information Display System (EIDS) 01:51 Digital Towers: A New Perspective Sources | November 2–8, 2026E-IDS rollout U.S. DOT: E-IDS deployment announcement Published November 5, 2026. Identifies the first five locations and the target of installing E-IDS at 435 sites by the end of 2028. FAA: Enterprise Information Display System Updated October 28, 2026. Describes the program, the four systems being replaced, and planned improvements to pilot-report capabilities and operational-information distribution. GAO: Air Traffic Control Systems modernization report Published September 2026. Figure 6 identifies IDS-4 equipment and its reliance on floppy disks, using material supplied by DOT and FAA. Airlines for America: Nick Calio’s Aero Club remarks Delivered January 17, 2024. Page 26 specifically describes floppy disks being used to upload data to IDS-4. Industry-source context: These remarks do not establish the exact maintenance procedure or demonstrate that every system being replaced uses floppy disks. Digital towers FAA: Digital towers operational in Florida and Alaska Published November 6, 2026. Confirms operational systems at Bartow Executive and Kenai Municipal airports, explains the camera-and-display technology, and identifies five planned additional locations. Individual opening dates for those locations are not provided. Reporting cutoff: November 8, 2026, at 2:25 p.m. CST. Deployment targets are plans, not guaranteed completion dates. Connect with PropHatCat Socials: Official accounts on Linktree Etsy shop: PropHatCat Submit a question: Visit Linktree and select “Ask PHC a Question.”
Today · 2 min
Winged Victory w/ Rob and Scott
Joining up: Winged Victory Episode 60
Rob and Scott are back together after a short hiatus to discuss current happenings around the museum including the installation of the new library in the new pavilion and Rob talks about what goes into presenting at our flyways. Stay tuned at the end for a personal tour with Scott of the new library and pavilion. If you would like to support the museum and "Keep 'em flying!" please consider donating to The National Museum of WWII Aviation in Colorado Springs CO. Website: Worldwariiaviation.org You can support the National Museum of World War II Aviation just by shopping at any Kroger store, King Soopers or City Market in Colorado, or at any other Kroger brand such as Ralphs, Fry's, Fred Meyer, Smith’s, Food 4 Less, or Harris Teeter! To support the museum, shop online or at your local store, swipe your Loyalty Card, and funds will be donated to the museum at no added cost to you. Sign up today to transform your everyday shopping into museum support: 1) Visit https://www.kingsoopers.com/signin or https://www.citymarket.com/signin 2) Sign in if you have an account, or click “Create an Account” and enter your name, email, and password. If you have an existing loyalty card, enter your card number or “Alt ID” (usually a phone number) 3) Once logged in, go to the user icon toward the top right corner of the window. From the drop-down menu, click “My Account” 4) Scroll the menu options and select “View Community Rewards” 5) When prompted to “Find an Organization,” use the search bar to look up "National Museum of World War II Aviation" or "BH543." 6) When the "National Museum of World War II Aviation" option appears, click “Enroll." It's that easy! Please do not hesitate to call the museum at 719.637.7559 if you need any help linking your shopper's card. Thank you for taking the time to register and support the museum! Help us keep them flying. Listen to and watch this episode on most podcast platforms such as Apple and Spotify. This Saturday, Nov.14 is the first of our winter series presentations: The Bombing of Japan by Docent Matt Ouding. Doors open at 9am- Presentation at 10am Our socials: Rob Gale: Mewe@robertgale.69 Scott Klaers: @scottklaers Insta/Facebook Produced by: Scott Cronk. Catch him on Facebook and Instagram National Museum of WWII Aviation on Facebook NationalWWIIAviation on Instagram As always leave some comments, like, subscribe and share!
Today · 43 min
FlightGlobal Focus
New PT9 turboprop, SyberJet returns and eVTOL regulatory review
This week, FlightGlobal's aerospace team breaks down developments from the recent NBAA business-aviation exhibition in Las Vegas, where Pratt & Whitney Canada revealed a clean-sheet surprise, SyberJet returned to the spotlight and Beta talked eVTOL market-survey flights – while FAA officials downplayed the likelihood of pre-certification air taxi revenue flights. Plus, Gulfstream pushes forward with G300 and G400 certification.
Today · 19 min

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