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Tag Archives: model airplane parts
LSA Weight Increase: Pop The Champagne Cork?
Text size: A A A Tweet By Paul Bertorelli | October 7, 2018 Is the FAA about to go all-in and all but remove the weight restriction on light sport aircraft? Here, key the ecclesiastical music, insert the visual of … Continue reading
From barf bags to dinnerware, airline memorabilia shows have it all – FirstCoastNews.com WTLV
Article source: https://www.firstcoastnews.com/article/news/nation-now/from-barf-bags-to-dinnerware-airline-memorabilia-circuit-has-it-all/465-0a6c261f-438e-4550-82f4-84d4de6b914f
Reflections On The Grumman G-111
Reflections On The Grumman G-111 Written by David H. Marion – After Seaplanemagazine.com published Part 3 of my Spotter’s Guide for the Grumman Albatross, I received a very nice e-mail from Ray Wolfe, who in addition to his day job … Continue reading
A final descent for one of the state’s oldest airports
MARLBOROUGH — “There is an anecdote: ‘How do you make a small fortune in aviation? You start with a larger one,’” said Sandra Stetson, sitting in the light blue office of her airport. “I used to laugh, but I don’t … Continue reading
TX: Rusk County Air Show Takes Off Saturday
Oct. 03–Fun will take flight this weekend at the 2018 Rusk County Celebration of Flight. The annual event is in its fifth year and will feature a fly-in by an expert flight team, live music and free “Young Eagles” flights … Continue reading
Forest Service relying more on Call When Needed air tankers
(Originally published at 8:40 a.m. MDT October 4, 2018) Air tanker 23 testing over McClellan, August, 2018. Photo by Sergio Maraschin. This year the U.S. Forest Service reduced the number of large air tankers on exclusive use (EU) contracts from … Continue reading
TX loss casts shadow over South Korean arms exports
Years in the making, Leonardo finally cracks the US market It’s sweet, if belated satisfaction for the Italian firm. Article source: https://www.defensenews.com/industry/2018/10/04/t-x-loss-casts-shadow-over-south-korean-arms-exports/