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Monthly Archives: March 2014
NASA Teams Up To Better Understand Supersonic Flight
Since the Concorde’s final landing at London’s Heathrow Airport nearly a decade ago, commercial supersonic air travel has been as elusive as a piece of lost luggage. However, this hasn’t stopped NASA from continuing the quest to develop solutions that … Continue reading
Experts Suggest Flight MH370 Could Have Fallen Victim To Hackers
A former scientific adviser to the government has suggested that the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 could have been hijacked by hackers on the plane breaking into the plane’s in-flight entertainment system. Dr Sally Leivesley told the Daily Express that … Continue reading
Passengers, Crew on Board Missing Malaysia Plane
There were 12 crew and 227 passengers on the Malaysia Airlines jet that disappeared about 40 minutes into a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8. They were from far-flung parts of the world: 14 nationalities that included … Continue reading
Interview With Paul Clawson Aircraft Developer
Interview With Paul Clawson FSX Aircraft Developer Development When did you start developing for flight simulators and what got you interested in it? I have been an aviation enthusiast all my life. I learned how to fly when I was … Continue reading
Fly with the big boys in Kingsport March 22
KINGSPORT — Doug Lindauer of Roan Mountain, Tenn. crashed his F-18 jet airplane at the airport in Kingsport on blustery Thursday afternoon. Sheered off pieces of the plane, including the nose, littered the nearby grass. Lindauer smiled a sheepish smile. “I … Continue reading
US Won’t Let Commercial Drones Fly
Email Print Washington — A small, four-rotor drone hovered over Washington Nationals players for a few days during spring training in Florida last month, taking publicity photos impossible for a human photographer to capture. But no one got the Federal … Continue reading
Love of flying still endures for Dixon Veteran of the Year
All Bob Ikelman ever wanted to do was fly. Small planes, big planes, it didn’t matter — as long as it was skybound he’d be happy. Recently, nearly 52 years after he earned his wings, the retired Air Force pilot … Continue reading