Monthly Archives: July 2014

A TransAsia Airways (復興航空) plane crashed on Penghu yesterday, killing at least 47 people, the Civil Aeronautics Administration (CAA) said last night. The flight from Greater Kaohsiung crashed near the Magong Airport’s runway with 54 passengers and four crew on … Continue reading →

Amarillo, TX — A group of West Texas AM students are using new technology to create 3D printers for the School of Engineering and Computer Sciences.  The goal these students had were to build the three dimensional printers using parts … Continue reading →

The amount of unfinished work on the Boeing 787 Dreamliner declined significantly during the second quarter of 2014, a company official said Wednesday during an earnings update. “Traveled work has declined by 30 percent since this time last quarter,” finance … Continue reading →

Dreamliner demand Here’s how the 18 orders for Boeing’s 787-9 break down: MG Aviation Ltd., part of New York-based Jordache Enterprises, which operates Arkia Israeli Airlines, ordered two of the new planes Wednesday. CIT Aerospace, a division of New Jersey-based … Continue reading →

AUSTIN, Nev. — Sven Kraja has seen a lot from the pilot’s seat of a land yacht. The world champion racer has sped along breathtaking European beaches and witnessed bloody collisions. But until recently he hadn’t seen anything like the Nevada … Continue reading →

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Hello,General Electric (NYSE: GE  ) has been a front runner in jet engine production, and has consistently enhanced its powertrain manufacturing capabilities through innovation, for years. GE has always been a true market leader. And now the company is building the … Continue reading →