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‘Like every true Briton I wanted to fly a Spitfire’: How one man built …
Like many other small boys, Alan James’s childhood passion was to build aircraft models, inspired in his case by the ones he watched take off at the RAF base near his home in Reading. As a grown up, he’s gone … Continue reading
Boeing (BA) 787-10 Ready for Next Phase, Final Assembly On
The Boeing Company BA has recently commenced the final assembly of the first 787-10 Dreamliner jet – the third and largest member of the Dreamliner family – at the company’s North Charleston, SC facility. This marks the company’s entry into … Continue reading
John Glenn, American hero: ‘I never got tired of flying’
John Glenn’s extraordinary life was defined by flying — whether in a propeller-powered Corsair, a ground-hugging F-9 Panther jet or the single-seat Mercury spacecraft that he named Friendship 7. By Jack Torry and Marion Renault The Columbus Dispatch To know … Continue reading
FAA-certified drone pilot gives tips before you fly
Related Coverage SUAMICO, Wis. (WBAY) – If it’s on your Christmas wish list, you’re not alone. The Federal Aviation Administration predicts 2,500,000 drones will be sold this year, more than doubling sales from 2015. Bill Bongle is an FAA-certified drone … Continue reading
My favorite laptops of 2016
Our favorite laptops of 2016 Dan Ackerman picks his favorite laptops for 2016, from slim hybrids to gaming systems. by Dan Ackerman While 2016 may not have had a lot of highlights for many people, it was at least a … Continue reading
‘Like every true Briton I wanted to fly a Spitfire’: How one man built his own plane with a little help from BC
Like many other small boys, Alan James’s childhood passion was to build aircraft models, inspired in his case by the ones he watched take off at the RAF base near his home in Reading. As a grown up, he’s gone … Continue reading
Propeller to be donated in Collier thought to be from World War II airplane
x Embed x Share Dave Dyke and his WWII propeller Dorothy Edwards Buy Photo Dave Dyke, 80, with a propeller from what is believed to be a WWII-era Fairchild Forwarder in his Naples home on Thursday, Dec. 8, 2016. Dyke … Continue reading