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  • So There I Was

    Wooden Bullets Episode 237

    Ike returns with F-100 pilots trimming treetops, a nuclear alert eye patch and the Libya raid. Then his first leg flying a 727 nearly ends on top of a commuter.

    Today · 1 hr 57 min
  • UAV News Talk – Drone News, eVTOLs, UAS Policy & Air Mobility

    Amazon Drone Delivery Retreat, FCC Opens 800 MHz, and DJI's 25-Second Battery Swap

    Amazon has withdrawn its application for a drone delivery launch site in Westborough, Massachusetts, following intense community opposition. In UAV News Talk #458, Max Trescott and David Vanderhoof examine what the decision means for the growth of commercial drone delivery—and why Amazon could still return with a revised proposal. The hosts also discuss an FCC rule change allowing drones to operate in 50 MHz of licensed 800 MHz cellular spectrum, and Ericsson's new Integrated Sensing and Communication system, which uses existing 5G network infrastructure to detect and track drones. Small commercial sensing pilots are expected in 2027. Battery endurance is another major focus. Reach Power reports a 10-hour autonomous quadcopter demonstration using electronically steered wireless power beams, while DJI's Dock 4 promises fully automated battery swaps in 25 seconds. ParaZero introduces TillOnAIR, an autonomous counter-UAS system that captures threatening drones with nets. In electric aviation news, photos reveal a possible full-scale demonstrator of COMAC's 19-seat CE-25A, and Joby Aviation and BETA Technologies fly together across Tampa Bay in support of Florida's advanced air mobility program. The Video of the Week features remarkable drone footage of more than ten killer whales near Dana Point, California.

    Today · 28 min
  • The Aviation Show

    Inside the Making of 'Jimmy' with Justin Strawhand and Julian Works

    Hollywood legend James Stewart's remarkable Second World War service and how that affected his performance in Frank Capra's It's a Wonderful Life is the subject of a new biopic, Jimmy, starring KJ Apa. Writer and producer Justin Strawhand and actor Julian Works join me to discuss the making of the film and the responsibility of bringing a lesser known but pivotal aspect of Jimmy Stewart's life to the big screen. Jimmy is out in North America on November 6th 2026. Veterans, Active Duty personel and First Responders can get free tickets to Jimmy via vettix.org or jimmythemovie.com The trailer featured in this episode is copyright Burns & Co., © 2026 JIMMY The Movie LLC ----------------------------------------------------- 🛫 Join us on Patreon! Join from just £3 + VAT a month to get ad-free episodes, chat with Matt, and receive a personalised welcome pack. Click here for more info: https://www.patreon.com/theaviationshow ----------------------------------------------------- ✈️Get the latest from the Pima Air and Space Museum by following their socials! Website: https://pimaair.org/ https://www.facebook.com/PimaAirAndSpace https://www.instagram.com/pimaair https://www.youtube.com/c/PimaAirSpaceMuseum Check out the Tucson Military Vehicle Museum here: https://www.tucsonmilitaryvehicle.org/ 👕Get your aviation on with 909 Apparel today! Check out their website here: https://www.909apparel.com/ ----------------------------------------------------- The Aviation Show © 2026 by Matt Bone is licensed under Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International ----------------------------------------------------- 0:00Meet the Makers of *Jimmy* 2:22 Discovering Jimmy Stewart’s Wartime Story 6:14 Researching the Script and Honouring History 9:26 PTSD, Acting, and *It’s a Wonderful Life* 11:38 Creating the Crew Around Jimmy 14:41 Building On-Screen Camaraderie 17:32 Bringing the B-24 to Life 23:07 War Films, Trauma, and Hollywood Influences 29:48 Audience Reactions and the Film’s Impact 31:10 Making an Epic on an Independent Budget 35:37 Release Plans and Free Tickets for Veterans 36:48 Cast Favourite Scenes and Closing Remarks Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    Today · 39 min
  • The Hangar Z Podcast

    End of an Era: 26 Years on the Perimeter with Jack Schonely | Ep 399

    Welcome to The Hangar Z Podcast, brought to you by Vertical HeliCASTS, in partnership with Valor Plus. In this special episode, Jack Schonely shifts to the guest seat as Jon Gray sits down with him to reflect on the conclusion of an era: Stepping away from teaching his renowned tactical course, “Apprehending Fleeing Suspects,” after 26 years of instruction. Fresh off delivering his final class at Los Angeles Police Department Air Support Division, Jack opens up about the bittersweet closure of his farewell tour, the emotional weight of debriefing fallen officers, and why the time is right to pass the torch. Drawing on decades of lessons from patrol, K9, and tactical flight operations, he dives into the core mechanics of effective perimeter containment, the danger of complacency and expectancy error, and why search teams must maintain an aggressive, proactive mindset from the street to the FLIR. The conversation looks closely at the real-world impact of tactical education, highlighting suspect apprehensions credited directly to these street-tested principles. Jack also outlines how the curriculum will continue through the Shots Fired Podcast Training Group, reflecting on the mentors and family who supported the mission and issuing a challenge to the next generation of public safety professionals to step forward, share their knowledge, and carry the standard. Thank you to our sponsors Becker Avionics, Metro Aviation and Spectrolab.

    Today · 1 hr 16 min

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