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Home » Airborne 08.11.25: Cessna Stolen Again, World Skydiving Day, 9000 Controllers?
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Airborne 08.11.25: Cessna Stolen Again, World Skydiving Day, 9000 Controllers?

FlyMarshall NewsroomBy FlyMarshall NewsroomAugust 17, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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Also: SkyFest Returns To Arlington, NY Air Show, Lovell Remembered, Virgin Galactic Delays A uniquely painted 1958 Cessna Skyhawk, which had already been reported stolen once this summer, was recovered on the night of August 3 after being taken from Brackett Field in La Verne, California. The plane, owned by 75-year-old Jason Hong of Yorba Linda, was first stolen from Corona Municipal Airport sometime between May and late July. Falling just short of the 30,351-jump record, the 2025 World Skydiving Day counted 26,718 skydives from almost 40 countries. The United States topped the charts this year, with more than 13,000 jumps logged in the 24-hour period. The FAA has unveiled a new workforce plan that aims to hire 8,900 air traffic controllers by the end of 2028, with 2,000 of those hires expected in 2025. The move is part of a larger strategy to address the agency’s persistent staffing shortages, which have contributed to delays, operational strain, and growing concerns about airspace safety. All this — and MORE in today’s episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!

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