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Report: Hamas Drone Engineer Allegedly Assassinated by Mossad for Developing Unmanned Suicide Seacraft to …
Gas drilling off the coast of Israel. Photo: www.drillingcontractor.org via Flickr.com. The assassination of Hamas drone engineer Mohammed Alzoari in Tunisia earlier this month — widely attributed to Mossad agents — was spurred by his work to develop deadly unmanned seacraft … Continue reading
Boeing Stock Could Suffer From 777 Production Cut
As the world’s largest plane maker, Boeing (NYSE: BA) makes a lot of airplanes — but not all airplanes are created equal. Continue Reading Below From the smallish 737 to the jumbo-sized 747 and (perhaps confusingly) highest-numbered but only mid-sized … Continue reading
This plane was lost but now is found — will it fly again?
WATERLOO REGION — A 49-year-old airplane that’s been around the world sits in pieces in a Breslau hangar. It has no engines, seats, instruments, or radio. The paint is faded. Others might see a wreck. Sameer Haqqi sees a dream … Continue reading
New year will challenge Boeing to power through downturn in orders
As 2016 closes, the global airline industry has entered a down cycle, confirming that the new boss at Boeing Commercial Airplanes, Kevin McAllister, will have a rough introduction to the job with no honeymoon period. Slumping airplane sales — especially … Continue reading
Connecticut Lawmakers Plan to Rein in Weaponized Drones – WNPR
When Clinton resident Austin Haughwout uploaded YouTube videos of his pistol and flamethrower-equipped drones last year, he triggered a national debate over the use of weaponized drones that is expected to result in new state legislation. Eight states, including Vermont … Continue reading
Model trains, airplanes and tractors at Galway Christmas Model and Diorama Show at Menlo Park Hotel tomorrow
The Menlo Park Hotel Galway tomorrow welcomes back The Galway Christmas Model Diorama Show which will be held in the hotel on tomorrow Friday Dec 30. The event has grown in size from last year and will show more exhibitors … Continue reading
The world’s new planes in 2017
From all-new airliners made by Russia and China to a trio of twin-aisle jets from Boeing and Airbus, 2017 will bring an unusually large batch of new airplanes. Airbus – Europe ‘; for (i = 0; i 4) { afterParagraphFour … Continue reading