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Alumnus Steven Devine receives Outstanding Engineering Alumni Award
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Steven Devine, who received both his bachelor’s degree (1984) and master’s degree (1986) in civil engineering from Penn State, was recently named one of 12 recipients of the 2018 Outstanding Engineering Alumni Award. The award, established … Continue reading
JagFlite club members fly homemade aircraft
Homemade airplanes soared through the skies on Sunday, March 25 as JagFlite club members seniors Zach King and Gage Weber tested the aircraft that they built. With the weather being so nice, the two club members could not pass up … Continue reading
Sales Team Readiness: If You’re Not Assessing, You’re Just Guessing
Shutterstock If you’re like me, you travel from time to time for business, perhaps spending a little too much time on airplanes. Imagine on your next trip, you’re walking up the jetway to board the plane, and you’re greeted by … Continue reading
74 years later, a pilot who crashed in France returns home – News
This file photo shows two Thunderbolt P-47 fighter planes during a test flight in the United States. In May 1944, a P-47 piloted by U.S. Lt. Frank Fazekas was hit by German fire over Buysscheure, northern France. Two boys watched … Continue reading
Boeing faces slowdown in 737 fuselage deliveries from Spirit …
Boeing has been hit by a slowdown in deliveries of 737 fuselages from Spirit AeroSystems in Wichita, Kansas. Although Boeing says it’s a short-term problem, the supply-chain glitch is threatening to stem, at least temporarily, the flow of cash it … Continue reading
Singapore Airlines Takes First Boeing 787-10
Boeing handed over the newest member of the 787 family—the 787-10—to launch customer Singapore Airlines (SIA) during a ceremony Sunday evening at the manufacturer’s South Carolina production facility. The delivery of 787-10 9V-SCA, celebrated before 3,000 Boeing employees and their guests, … Continue reading
Sedona Pathways Our Daily Journey: March 26, 2018
I was going through all of the February photos making final deletions, adding keywords before committing to closure of the month and the filing of February 2018, when I came across a shoot I did while running the ridge from … Continue reading