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Monthly Archives: August 2018
385 Feet of Crazy: The Most Audacious Flying Machine Ever
Rutan, meanwhile, was thinking about the Brobdingnagian airplane that would eventually become Stratolaunch. In 1992 he had been summoned by Antonio Elias, a senior executive at a commercial space company called Orbital Sciences Corporation, to meet with a small group. … Continue reading
Cars We Remember: Chrysler, Imperial and the war years
Q: Greg, I really enjoy “Cars We Remember” and would like to know more about Chrysler during the war years and also about two cars my grandfather owned, a 1957 Chrysler New Yorker and then a 1958 Chrysler Imperial. … Continue reading
Supersonic planes could change Las Vegas tourism, expert says – Las Vegas Review
ENGLEWOOD, Colorado — Aviation industry leaders attending the 23rd annual Boyd Group International Aviation Forecast Summit got a glimpse of the future Saturday: Boom Supersonic presented a model of a test aircraft expected to lead to the return of speedy … Continue reading
Model Aviation Show held in Carlyss – KPLC
The Lake Area Radio Kontrol Society celebrated their 50th anniversary Saturday with a Model Aviation Day. Those who attended the event, held at at Larksfield Road in Carlyss, were able to see flying demonstrations throughout the day, Model jets, war birds, helicopters were … Continue reading
What planes looked like the year you were born
Piaggio P.180 Avanti EVO.Anna Zvereva When you’re boarding an airplane, you might not notice the subtle differences between an Airbus and a Boeing. But the truth is airplanes come in many shapes and sizes and they’ve changed a lot over … Continue reading
Airbus megaplanes to be broken up and sold for parts
It was designed to become the grande dame of aviation, an enormous modern plane that could seat 544 passengers – 853 if you squeezed people in – on two decks, replacing the venerable Boeing 747 with a new standard of … Continue reading
Trump’s NJ no-fly zone doesn’t pick on kids | Feedback
Regarding the Aug. 10 article, “Thanks to Trump, these NJ 4-H kids can’t fly their model airplanes,” about the cancelation of a model airplane event during the Somerset County 4-H fair, since the location is too close to the Trump National … Continue reading