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Monthly Archives: May 2017
Piaggio Renews Focus on Business Aviation
Renato Vaghi, who was appointed Piaggio Aerospace’s CEO nine months ago, said the Italian aircraft manufacturer is refocusing on business aviation. “Last year, we restructured as a clearer [more focused] company,” he told AIN. “We’re going through a big transformation.” … Continue reading
VERIFY: Has Boeing met obligations to create jobs?
A Boeing employee drives a lift near a GE engine for a Boeing 777 airliner June 13, 2012 at the Boeing Factory in Everett, Washington. Photo: Stephen Brashear/Getty Images (Photo: Stephen Brashear, Custom) In December 2013, the Washington legislature granted … Continue reading
Spotlight on Dave Mason – A ‘model’ citizen – The Daily Post
You could call Dave Mason a “model” citizen. Mason was recently asked to construct a 1/350th scale model of the USS Texas, which was the first ship served on by Charles R. Ware. The model was unveiled on May 12 … Continue reading
Symposium presents cutting-edge research in math and computing
Faculty of Stanford’s Institute for Computational and Mathematical Engineering (ICME) shared their cutting-edge research at Friday’s ICME Xpo, the department’s annual research symposium. Margot Gerritsen Ph.D. ’97, associate professor of energy resources engineering and director of ICME, and Gianluca Iaccarino, … Continue reading
IMF offers 3-pillared prescription for African growth
Countries in sub-Saharan Africa need to get their budgets in order, diversify their economies and look after their poorest people, the IMF said. According to the IMF’s regional economic outlook, tf they do that, there is no reason why the … Continue reading
Ferrari FAQ
How much is a Ferrari? A new Ferrari starts at $202,723. The Ferrari California T is the most affordable model. It has a twin turbo V8 and a convertible hard top. They are capable of going 196 mph with the … Continue reading
Stratos Is Serious About Single-engine 714
In 2008, the market hype about single- and twin-engine very light jets was at a peak, with what seemed like dozens of projects under way, and talk of VLJs darkening the skies prompting concerns among aviation authorities about how all … Continue reading