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Tag Archives: hobbies
Electric Airplanes Could Remake Aviation
The next sector ripe for electrification: aviation. Electric airplanes could completely make over the regional airline sector — fundamentally changing the way we move around and creating new economic opportunities. On this week’s Energy Gang, we’ll talk with Ashish Kumar, … Continue reading
Why the 747 Is Such a Badass Plane
On August 3, 1970, Pan Am 747 “Clipper Victor,” lifted off from JFK for San Juan, carrying 359 passengers and 19 crew. Flight 299 was a “redeye,” one of the first regularly scheduled routes since Pan Am inaugurated Boeing 747 … Continue reading
Young family in favor of Brewer-Young Mansion rezoning in Longmeadow
LONGMEADOW — Todd Young, part of the Young family of Absorbine fame that gave the Brewer-Young mansion its name, remembers how much fun it was growing up in and around the “big house” on Longmeadow Street. There were epic hide-and-seek … Continue reading
Commentary
Lompoc should regulate drones By RON FINK The Lompoc City Council was scheduled to discuss a proposed city ordinance concerning unmanned aerial vehicles on Jan. 16. To some, these are toys much like model airplanes, to others they are tools, … Continue reading
Adient expands into aircraft seating with Boeing JV
Boeing is moving into making aircraft seats to try to reduce costly delays to deliveries by plane manufacturers, forming a joint venture with car seating leader Adient. Adient Aerospace will develop and sell seats to airlines and leasing companies, both … Continue reading
As temps fall, small aircraft soar at SAC Museum’s indoor air show – Omaha World
Barnes and Noble Crossroads, 7400 Dodge St., Suite 325, hosts a storytime every Friday morning at 9:30 a.m. More. The Crossroads location and Barnes and Noble Oakview, 3333 Oakview Drive, host storytimes at 11 a.m. Saturday. Activities and coloring will follow. … Continue reading
Obituary: Albert Wilhelmson, 90, Of Killingworth
Written by Guilford Funeral Home Albert Wilhelmson, formerly a longtime resident of Killingworth, passed away peacefully at St. Raphael Hospital in New Haven after a brief illness. Albert was born in Jamaica, NY on May 13, 1928, son of the … Continue reading