Monthly Archives: April 2019

©iStock/den-belitsky Engineers at MIT are flying the first ever plane without moving parts, powered by an ionic wind instead of propellers or turbines. MIT have created the first ever plane without moving parts, using the ionic wind, also known as … Continue reading →

But one recreational activity the community lacks space for, especially in the winter, is flying model airplanes. That’s why Crosslake’s Paul Dorweiler is working to establish a local micro airplane club. This group would allow members to fly small planes … Continue reading →

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The air traffic controllers were so doubtful that the plane would even get off the ground that they notified police and fire departments to be on alert. But the Super Guppy proved them wrong. On September 19, 1962, the bizarre … Continue reading →

While America’s elected officials of both political parties obsess over a nothingburger political scandal, meanwhile on the other side of the Pacific Ocean our warfighting capabilities and that of our allies are seriously threatened. A Japanese F-35A fighter aircraft has … Continue reading →

CLOSE Navy museum restoration plan National Naval Aviation Museum leaders hope obsolete Navy aircraft and parts can help them save rapidly vanishing pieces of World War II history.  In a recent meeting at the museum, retired Rear Adm. Sam Cox, … Continue reading →