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Materials Used in Aircraft Fuselages
By Brett Smith British Airways Airbus A321-231 taking off from Boryspil airport, Ukraine Image credit: turbo83 / Shutterstock.com The fuselage is the principal structure of an aircraft and the part to which all other units attach. It supplies room for … Continue reading
Frontier Airlines continues growth with $1.3 billion order for new airplanes
Enlarge Kathleen Lavine | Denver Business Journal Some of Frontier’s current airplane fleet is seen at Denver International Airport.
Boeing Starts Assembly of 737 Max Jet — Update
By Jon Ostrower RENTON, Wash.– Boeing Co. said Tuesday that it has started assembling the first major parts of its first 737 Max jetliner, a key milestone in the upgrade of its best-selling single-aisle jetliner. Keith Leverkuhn, vice president and … Continue reading
Model-aviation enthusiasts hope sport will take off
Arend Schuurman’s wife could only grin and shake her head when the 37-year-old Elkton man revealed on Sunday how many remote control model aircraft he keeps in his revered collection. Flying the model machines for 25 years now, Schuurman, a … Continue reading
Additive manufacturing of plane parts could swap in and make planes 7% lighter …
A Northwestern University team has confirmed a new way to help the airline industry save dollars while also saving the environment. And the solution comes in three dimensions. By manufacturing aircrafts’ metal parts with 3-D printing, airlines could save a … Continue reading
Trapeze Asset Management: Q1 2015 Investor Letter
The ultimate question for investors. Is the glass half full, that is to say are economic backdrops improving to support attractive valuations, or to the contrary, half empty, deteriorating and threatening full valuations? In the half empty diagnosis, economic growth … Continue reading
GTA 5’s Multiplayer Mode Getting Solid Gold Airplane, Other Luxury Items
New, luxury-themed vehicles and accessories will be available in Grand Theft Auto V’s multiplayer mode starting next week, developer Rockstar Games announced on Monday. The items include all manner of over-the-top things such as solid gold airplanes and helicopters, as … Continue reading