So this is a way to get people out here to see the small General Aviation Aircraft that fly in […]
Month: September 2017
Museum adds Fighting Falcon to its collection
HONOLULU — Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor has added an F-16A Fighting Falcon (serial number 80-0498) to its collection of […]
Search crews discover Avro Arrow in Lake Ontario
TORONTO — Sonar imagery and underwater video footage confirms a free-flight Avro Arrow model has been discovered on the floor […]
Passenger Drone Enters Race For Aerial Taxi Service
When you’re a company attempting to get noticed in a market quickly filling with competitors, choosing a name is important. […]
GCA hosts special aviation training for UAE women
Saif Mohammed Al Suwaidi, the director general of GCAA, said: “The aviation industry is one of the main contributors … […]
Damaged A380 Diverts to Goose Bay
Air France is facing a daunting technical challenge to repair an extensively damaged A380 at one of Canada’s most remote […]
Southwest Removes Passenger Over Dog Allergies
A Southwest passenger travelling from Baltimore to Los Angeles earlier this week was removed from her flight after telling flight […]
Weaponized drones prompt flight restrictions
The Statue of Liberty, Hoover Dam, and Mount Rushmore are among 10 popular landmarks and attractions ruled off-limits to drones […]
Giving Kids Wings aviation camp soars
A California educator and pilot wants to transform traditional high school curriculum by making “aviation as commonplace as algebra and […]
CX-3 Flight Computer debuts
New from ASA is the CX-3 Flight Computer. The CX-3 performs a multitude of aviation functions and may be used […]