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Maybe the search for the Malaysian Airlines plane needed a chief data officer
The search for an airplane lost on a 2,500-mile international journey requires consolidating information from many organizations, both public and private, from all over the world. It involves analyzing vast amounts of radar, sonar, and satellite data, coming from many … Continue reading
Why 3D printing is an unmissable opportunity for aerospace and defence
Report predicts Europe to become world leader in 3D printing by 2020 Plastic fantastic: why 3D printing is heading to a home near you 10 bits of future tech we wish existed right now The ability to innovate and produce … Continue reading
Embry-Riddle spends $19M on new Cessna planes – Daytona Beach News
The Daytona Beach campus will receive 41 new Cessna Skyhawk single-engine planes over the next couple of years, replacing older training planes in the university’s fleet, said Ken Byrnes, the flight department chair of aeronautical science. An additional 16 planes … Continue reading
Obama Administration Approves Boeing’s Sale of Airplane Parts to Iran…First …
Visit Havana and you might think you had gone back in time. American cars, all built before the United States halted trade with Cuba in the late 1950s, cruise the streets. A trip to an Iranian airport might give you … Continue reading
Monitor Board of Contributors The best pictures are often the ones in your mind
Email Print Comments (1) Gladys was the white-haired lady who lived in the white house on the corner near where I grew up. She had no children, and her husband, Ray, died a couple years after they moved in. But … Continue reading
CPI Aerostructures moves beyond defense work
Tweet Google Pin It Originally published: April 3, 2014 9:14 PM Updated: April 4, 2014 8:43 PM By KEN SCHACHTER kenneth.schachter@newsday.com The new CPI Aero chief executive Douglas McCrosson stands on a manufacturing floor in Edgewood, where leading edges for … Continue reading
Veterans and novices turn out for Kite Flying Day
Font Size: Default font size Larger font size Good weather helps keep kites airborne. Ryan Henriksen/Tribune Buy this photo Jermiah Lambert, 3, runs to get her kite airborne Saturday at Douglass Park during the annual Kite Flying Day sponsored by … Continue reading