Monthly Archives: August 2016

The day before this year’s LABACE show opened, Marco Túlio Pellegrini, president and CEO of Embraer Executive Jets, told AIN that Embraer’s aircraft offer Brazil a powerful facilitator of economic development. His statement came on the day that the Brazilian … Continue reading →

PLATTSBURGH — The first Norsk Titanium 3D machine is expected to arrive here on Friday, Sept. 23, and renovation of a building as a training center has begun. “Our New York team is excited and ready for the arrival of … Continue reading →

Don and Jonna Bradway recently cashed out of the stock market and invested in gold and silver. They have stockpiled food and ammunition in the event of a total economic collapse or some other calamity commonly known around here as … Continue reading →

It began at the fringes.  And almost at warp speed, the campaign for a $15 an hour federal minimum wage has taken center stage.  The Democratic Party has made it part of its platform.  Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton all but … Continue reading →

Unmanned flying vehicles (UFVs), such as drones, have become increasingly visible in parks and open spaces across America. Stanford faculty and students are among those working on the effective design and deployment of these aircraft. But UFV flights can pose … Continue reading →

PENTAGON: A sleek little model sits on the desk of Lt. Gen. Jon “Dog” Davis, Marine deputy commandant for aviation. What is that, we asked? The next tiltrotor Bell Helicopter Textron hopes the Marine Corps will buy. But it’s not … Continue reading →