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Monthly Archives: November 2015
The Dubai 2015 Air Show Has Plenty of Glitz, Metal, and Sunshine
Adam Senatori used to fly airplanes for a living. Now he photographs them. He’s spent the past decade shooting anything that flies, and just returned from the 14th Dubai Air Show, an industry trade show that highlights some of the … Continue reading
Materialise 3D prints flight-ready parts for Airbus; unveils Magics20 AM software
Nov 17, 2015 | By Kira Materialise has made two big announcements at this year’s Formnext, which in its first day has already proven to be a hotbed of industry innovation. First, the company has announced that it will be … Continue reading
Bemidji shop resurrects WWII planes, flaws and all
Listen Story audio 2min 22sec The P-47 Razorback fighter plane in Erik Hokuf’s shed is in terrible shape. Missions over the South Pacific during World War II wore the hefty plane out by 1944. It was decommissioned by the U.S. … Continue reading
The Wrong Way for China to Take Off
China’s grown tired of being a low-tech manufacturer of things that other people design. So it’s throwing money and resources at an industrial upgrade. On Tuesday, the government proudly announced one of the fruits of that effort: The country’s first … Continue reading
Craftsman donates model airplanes to local airport
All of these models were built by Escanaba native and retired carpenter Melton Demerse, who began making them as a hobby about 25 years ago. He donated them to the airport this spring, Airport Manager Kelly Smith said. “This was … Continue reading
Amateur hour
I THINK I WENT out too fast. But that’s okay. I can’t go back. Just look forward. The data says this is sustainable. I believe that. God, this doesn’t seem sustainable. That point of horrendous pain that everyone talks about is … Continue reading
WWII Journal: Marlborough veteran flew 29 bombing missions across Europe
Posted Nov. 15, 2015 at 7:43 PM Updated at 7:44 PM Article source: http://www.metrowestdailynews.com/article/20151115/NEWS/151116934