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Mug of John Andrew Prime, reporter for The Times(Photo: Val Horvath Davidson/The Times) When Secretary of the Air Force Deborah Lee James took questions from the crowd during her visit to Barksdale Air Force Base and Bossier City earlier this … Continue reading →

Highly anticipated federal rules on commercial drones are expected to require operators to have a license and limit flights to daylight hours, below 400 feet and within sight of the person at the controls, according to people familiar with the … Continue reading →

That flight inspired Nooe to create an airport event, rounding up volunteer pilots to give rides to people with disabilities. That first event at John Bell Williams Airport in Raymond, Mississippi, drew 143 people. There were people with disabilities who had never … Continue reading →

Like many industries, the aerospace industry is increasingly adopting 3D printing and rapid prototyping technologies to develop aircraft parts in the pursuit of trimming down manufacturing costs. As a matter of fact, one of the major players in the aerospace … Continue reading →

They have been used to make everything from pizzas to prosthetic hands to guns. But can 3-D printers churn out entire satellites? That’s the goal for some aerospace contractors, who think this technology is poised to revolutionize the way expensive, … Continue reading →

‘Population Health’ shifting healthcare’s focus upstream By Ed Lane Dr. Robert J. Esterhay, chair of the Department for Health Management and Systems Sciences in the University of Louisville School of Public Health and Information Sciences, has been involved with healthcare … Continue reading →

         When I was a kid, my father always used to take me to the model airplane track to see small prototypes tested. These prototypes were led by a guide, and were able to do takeoffs, stunts, flips and … Continue reading →