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Bauer Beaten by Cubs Instead of Bloodied by Drone
Trevor Bauer had hoped to pitch a bloody good game. Instead, he had trouble finding the plate and his pitch count rose rapidly. Nine days after he walked off the mound with his stitched-up right pinkie dripping blood as if … Continue reading
THE AMERICAN DREAM TO THE AMERICAN NIGHTMARE
Continued below… Damning indictment: Ongoing support, through ignorance, apathy, gullibility, willful blindness or their tragic adherence to the sinister and toxic Progressive ideology With the possible election of Hillary Clinton as President, the Democrats will pull out all of the … Continue reading
Community encourages aviation appreciation
Photo Courtesy of Gianna Ciaglia Gianna Ciaglia, freshman in aerospace engineering, poses with a rocket she built in her Aerospace 100 course. Kayla Guo, Contributing WriterOctober 27, 2016 Seventy-five years ago marked the formation of the 99th Pursuit Squadron at … Continue reading
The Five Biggest Mistakes You Can Make When Buying an Aircraft …
Robb Report’s private aviation advisors identify the costly errors and tell you how to prevent buyer’s remorse. You’ve decided to buy an airplane instead of continuing to use charter services. Now what? The market offers an overwhelming number of choices … Continue reading
Bob Hoover, 1922-2016: Sky was the limit for legendary South Bay pilot
Bob Hoover arrives for the 11th Annual Living Legends Of Aviation Awards in Beverly Hills, California. 2014 file photo. (Photo by Gabriel Olsen/Getty Images) Growing up in Nashville in the 1920s and ’30s, Bob Hoover spent hours putting together model … Continue reading
12 O’clock High model aviation event takes off Oct. 20-22
Paul Catala LAKELAND — It’s a scaled-down way to take a time-traveling trip back to the skies of World War II. Beginning today, Oct.20 and running through Saturday, Oct. 22, the war birds of yesterday will take to the sky over … Continue reading
Airbus Pushing to Meet Production Goals After Profit Falls 21%
After a slow start to the first three quarters of 2016, Airbus Group SE (AIR.PA) is aiming to bolster production considerably to end the year strong. The European manufacturer has promised shareholders that it will significantly increase production levels in … Continue reading