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The audacious plan to bring back supersonic flight — and change air travel forever
One of the odd aspects of modern air travel is that it’s not really getting any faster. Ever since British Airways retired its money-losing supersonic Concorde in 2003, airlines have generally stuck to top speeds of around 615 miles per … Continue reading
Klapmeier-led aviation company in line to get IRRRB loan
IRRRB staff members have asked the agency’s board to approve the loan to Albuquerque, N.M.-based ACC Manufacturing Inc., which makes composite parts for its parent company, One Aviation. The board, which will meet Monday in Eveleth, also is being asked … Continue reading
China teams with Russia in bid to break Airbus-Boeing duopoly
Updated at 7 a.m. Wednesday Even before China’s domestically made C919 single-aisle jet takes flight, the nation already has its sights set on producing a much larger aircraft within a decade. Executives of state-owned Commercial Aircraft Corp. of China Ltd. … Continue reading
G500 Powers Towards Certification With G600 Close Behind
Gulfstream Aerospace this week is unveiling the first full production example of its new G500 large-cabin business jet, featuring an all-new cabin interior. The aircraft’s appearance here in Orlando for the NBAA show comes as the manufacturer prepares to begin … Continue reading
Rise of private-jet ride sharing crimps new aircraft orders
Thanks to new technology, flying in a private jet is no longer just for business titans and the super-wealthy. But in a paradox, that means aircraft manufacturers like Cessna and Bombardier are selling fewer planes. The general aviation industry is … Continue reading
The audacious plan to bring back supersonic flight
One of the odd aspects of modern air travel is that it’s not really getting any faster. Ever since British Airways retired its money-losing supersonic Concorde in 2003, airlines have generally stuck to top speeds of around 615 miles per … Continue reading
Vernon L. Bartlett
var articlecredit = []; var articlecaption = []; var articleimage = []; –> NORWOOD— Funeral Services for 89 year old Vernon L. “Tunk” Bartlett, a resident of 3 Blanchard Ave, Norwood, will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at the … Continue reading