Fear and Flying, Then and Now
• bretigne.liberty.meIn 1988, I fled college without having graduated, saved a little bit of money and got on an airplane for Taiwan.
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In 1988, I fled college without having graduated, saved a little bit of money and got on an airplane for Taiwan.
America is on high alert for terrorist threats after a spate of safety scares including two flights to Paris being diverted by bomb threats, a Muslim family being ejected from a Baltimore plane and a bomb squad being called to a Chicago airport.
The five-day extravaganza is the industry's biggest players show off their latest technology and broker epic deals. The last show, in 2013, drew more than 60,000 people who placed more than $162 billion worth of orders on the first day alone.
Aerion, the supersonic-jet maker backed by Texas billionaire Robert Bass, plans to choose a manufacturing site during the first half of next year as it targets delivering the first faster-than-sound business aircraft in 2023.
On Terrorists. The world may have moved on from the tragic terrorist attack that took place just three weeks ago above Egypt's Sinai peninsula, which killed all 224, but for some inexplicable reason Russia refused to admit what was obvious to most fr
Valkyrie is super sleek and built for speed. It's the fastest in its class (single piston engines), with the ability to travel up to 260 knots, as opposed to the typical 242 knots.
Agents posing as passengers were able to smuggle weapons and mock explosives through 67 out of 70 TSA checkpoints -- a failure rate of 95 percent.
The Icon A5 seaplane glides over the George Washington Bridge connecting New Jersey with Manhattan, high enough to keep drivers from getting nervous, but low enough that I can distinguish the colors of license plates.
Exclusive video of the world's only real JetPack flown in New York around the Statue of Liberty. Website: http://jetpackaviation.com/
It's a bird, it's a plane, it's two dudes with jetpacks and a plane!
Over the course of the last several days, it's become increasingly clear that an explosion was the likely cause of the disaster that caused a Russian passenger plane to abruptly stall and then plummet to the ground at 300 miles per hour last weeken
It's 6:30 AM in Mojave, California. Hundreds of windmills normally churning the air are still, a silent audience as pilots Elliot Seguin and Justin Gillen pull out their experimental airplanes from private hangars.
Flight of fancy
China revealed their first large passenger plane which seats 174 passengers and is scheduled to enter service in 2019.
Defence giant BAE Systems to buy a stake in Britain's Reaction Engines, which is developing revolutionary SABRE engines for ultra-fast aircraft
Defence giant BAE Systems to buy a stake in Britain's Reaction Engines, which is developing revolutionary SABRE engines for ultra-fast aircraft
Mystery and confusion surrounded the final moments of a Russian jetliner that plummeted suddenly from high altitude to the Egyptian desert, killing all 224 people aboard.
A Russian airliner that crashed in Egypt's Sinai peninsula killing all 224 people on board appears to have broken up in midair, scattering debris over several kilometers of rugged terrain, according to senior aviation officials who visited the cras
Is this proof ISIS shot down Russian plane killing all 224 on board? Terror group releases chilling video as experts say jet did NOT lodge SOS call or have 'any faults' that would have caused crash
Dr. Peter N. Steinmetz (Brain Researcher) talks about the TSA hassling those who protest them. Also, TSA “BIRTHDAY PARTY” - NOV 21, 2015 1 PM - Larken Rose (Author, Activist) on his new project, 'The Mirror'
The stratospheric tourism company is setting its sights high
United Continental has hit another rough patch...The airline said Thursday that sales in the third quarter were down from a year ago and profits missed forecasts.
What a gorgeous, improbable plane
The next time you're thinking of throwing away a used boarding pass with a barcode on it, consider tossing the boarding pass into a document shredder instead.
The next time you're thinking of throwing away a used boarding pass with a barcode on it, consider tossing the boarding pass into a document shredder instead.
Planes will change a lot in the next 50 years. This is look at the developments in airplane technology that are likely in the future of aviation.
The federal government will announce a new plan requiring anyone buying a drone to register the device with the U.S. Department of Transportation, NBC news has learned.
Any masochists who think spending just under 17 hours on a flight from Dallas/Fort Worth to Sydney just isn't long enough are set to get a chance to test their endurance further.
To fly on domestic flights. A decade ago, the U.S. government issued stricter standards for state-issued IDs, including drivers licenses. But four states have refused to comply: Louisiana, Minnesota, New Hampshire and New York.
A teenager hunting for birds in the jungle of a Philippine island claims to have stumbled upon a fuselage "full of skeletons" and a Malaysian flag, and authorities believe it could be from missing Flight MH370.