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Tag Archives: model airplane parts
Piece of Marion history destined for flight museum
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Volunteers re-create plane that made historic 1912 flight
By Tom Vogt / The Columbian A legacy of America’s first licensed airplane pilot is slowly taking shape inside a Vancouver warehouse. The project is a full-sized replica of a 1912 Curtiss Pusher biplane — an aircraft that made Northwest … Continue reading
Visit rare prototypes and legendary aircraft at the Western Museum of Flight
At first I didn’t believe it. The largely forgotten stealth aircraft that competed with, and lost to, the YF-22 to become our next fighter was sitting on an apron just a few miles south of LAX. The YF-23, arguably far … Continue reading
Restoration work
SHOW ARTICLE –> Eloise Ogden/MDN Ted Stockert, left, and Larry Linrud, right, were honored for their work and support of the Dakota Territory Air Museum in Minot. Linrud rebuilt the air museum’s biplane shown above. Stockert made a one-eighth scale … Continue reading
The Triangular Theory Model of Cybercrime
Saron Messembe Obia Guest Editorial By Saron Messembe Obia, IACSP South East Asia Region Introduction The internet is a global tool for the transfer of information by individuals, organizations, and governments. The globalization (with focus on the digital economy) has changed … Continue reading
Hero to Zero in Two Months for This CEO
GKN Plc, a key supplier to Airbus SE, took the unprecedented step of dropping its new chief six weeks before he was even due to start the job, saying it had decided he wasn’t the right person to run the … Continue reading
Horizon Additive Manufacturing Leverages 3D Printing for Better Production of Aerospace Components
From model airplanes to drones to jets and rockets, you may be amazed to find out how many aircraft are flying today with 3D printed parts. And this trend will only continue to increase, propelled further by consortiums such as … Continue reading