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Monthly Archives: July 2016
Long time model airplane collection back in public view
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station’s FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the … Continue reading
‘Shunpike’ to see Tuckers, Rolls-Royces and Camaros at car museums in Central Pennsylvania
Shunpiking is “use of a side road to avoid the toll on (or the speed and traffic of) a superhighway,” according to Merriam-Webster. To fans of road trips, shunpiking is a celebration of the joy of driving – and of … Continue reading
Black box data from EgyptAir flight MS804 shows smoke alarms sounded
Data from one of the black boxes of a crashed EgyptAir plane showed smoke alarms had sounded on board, while soot was found on the wreckage, an Egyptian-led investigative committee has said. Related: Egypt says flight 804 ‘black box’ fixed … Continue reading
Advocates sharply disagree on solutions to airplane noise
More than 675 people turned out for the meeting Wednesday night of The Select Committee on South Bay Arrivals, which is comprised of county and city officials from the San Francisco Peninsula and tasked with addressing the airplane noise issue … Continue reading
Boeing Advancing Toward Developing New Midsize Jetliner
EVERETT, Wash.—After a year of meetings with potential customers, Boeing Co. is advancing toward developing an all-new jetliner with up to 270 seats that would target midrange flights of up to 10 hours. The proposed plane would enter service around … Continue reading
Abu Dhabi Merger to Build Oil Producer Dwarfing OPEC’s Libya
Abu Dhabi’s proposed merger of two of its largest sovereign investment funds would create a global energy business that produces more oil than OPEC member Libya and with more assets than ConocoPhillips. The Persian Gulf emirate with about 6 percent … Continue reading