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Monthly Archives: November 2014
Want to Go Back in Time and Fly First Class in a Pan Am 747? Now You Can
click to enlarge Danny Liao Article source: http://www.laweekly.com/publicspectacle/2014/11/20/want-to-go-back-in-time-and-fly-first-class-in-a-pan-am-747-now-you-can
FBI Probes Drones Sighted by Pilots Landing at JFK
The Federal Bureau of Investigation and federal aviation officials are investigating three sightings this week of unmanned aircraft by commercial jetliner pilots who were on final approach to John F. Kennedy International Airport, officials said. In one of the cases, … Continue reading
CK students buzz over to airport for lesson
Central Kitsap Junior High students were treated to an up-close lesson in aviation last week. Fifty students in the Aviation Classroom Experience program viewed several homebuilt aircraft being assembled, spoke with pilots and watched a little stunt flying during a … Continue reading
AIN Blog: Model Aircraft Are Officially Subject to FAA Oversight
It’s official. model airplanes are aircraft, according to the National Transportation Safety Board, which on November 18 reversed the March 6 ruling of NTSB judge Patrick Geraghty. In that ruling, which came about because the FAA assessed a $10,000 civil … Continue reading
Elderly couple survive when plane crashes into home: ‘Not a scratch on them’
Luz Cazares woke Tuesday morning to a loud crash and the sight of a plane’s tail sticking out from the home of her neighbors, a couple in their 80s, just blocks from Midway Airport. “A big part of the airplane … Continue reading
Our readers react: Franklin Township’s Shyanne Roberts and her guns
Shyanne Roberts, a 10-year-old Franklin Township resident, has a hobby that continues to draw national attention — competitive shooting. She has drawn media attention since the first stories about her shooting skills and even more so after she testified before … Continue reading
Lost, 10 years later: Damon Lindelof reflects on the show’s classic first season
Episodes 1 and 2 Originally aired Sept. 22 and 29, 2004. Stream here. Oceanic Flight 815 crashes on a deserted island in the middle of the South Pacific. The survivors of the crash fight desperately to find someone to rescue … Continue reading