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Airworthiness Directives
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Outside the Box: Nature Rebounds
The common meme in todays world is that we are slowly (or perhaps even rapidly in some instances) destroying our global environment. Not just by way of global warming, but pollution, over-farming, water usage, and increasing use of all sorts … Continue reading
Self-driving cars nearly collide in California, raising questions about the …
A self-driving Google SUV similar to this one was reportedly involved in a near collision with another robotic car on Tuesday. (AP/Eric Risberg) Call it a close encounter of the third gear. For the past six years, tech companies — led … Continue reading
Scared of Flying? 25 Explanations for the Strange Sounds You Hear in a 747
What is a legitimate cause for worry when flying in a passenger airplane?: originally appeared on Quora: The best answer to any question. Ask a question, get a great answer. Learn from experts and access insider knowledge. You can follow … Continue reading
Illegal 4-Foot Drone Shut Down Aerial Firefight Over Lake Fire: Forest Service
An unmanned aerial vehicle — better known as a drone — shut down evening aerial firefighting operations over the Lake Fire, which in turn burned more than 3 1/2 additional square miles overnight, authorities said Thursday. Fire crews battle the … Continue reading
Boeing’s new CEO has some tough decisions to make
One week after logging new aircraft orders worth $50.2 billion at the Paris Air Show, Boeing—the world’s largest airplane manufacturer—is tapping new leadership to help the company keep pace with spiking demand. Boeing BA president and COO Dennis Muilenburg will … Continue reading
EUNAVFOR: Switching from pirates to migrants?
A human disaster is currently happening in the Mediterranean Sea where more than 10,000 migrants have been picked up as they attempted to enter Europe from Libya. The International Organization for Migration estimates that nearly 1,830 migrants have died on … Continue reading