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Monthly Archives: March 2018
Airbus Weighs New A330 Cargo Model, Spurred by Amazon …
Airbus SE is considering building a freighter version of its slow-selling A330neo widebody, spurred by requests from potential customers Amazon.com Inc and United Parcel Service Inc., according to people familiar with the matter. The interest from Amazon and UPS could … Continue reading
Coast Guard to Upgrade Kodiak Air Fleet with Newer Model
KODIAK, Alaska — The Coast Guard is upgrading its fleet of multipurpose airplanes at an air station in Alaska to a newer model, officials said. The current fleet of five C-130H airplanes at Coast Guard Air Station Kodiak will be … Continue reading
Are Airplanes Really a Microbial Playground?
(credit: Matej Kastelic/Shutterstock) Crying babies, chronic snorers — they’re the usual targets of our displeasure when we fly. But, the real villains of the sky might be germs. Flyers are packed into a cramped metal tube for hours on end where … Continue reading
Model citizen: Richard Marriott continues to pursue lifelong passion for model building
Richard Marriott is one of Harahan’s most model citizens. When you enter his quaint shotgun style home, located about three blocks from the Mississippi River levee, you at once notice a three foot scale model of the Titanic perched atop … Continue reading
Coast Guard to upgrade Kodiak C-130H fleet with new model
KODIAK, Alaska — Officials say Coast Guard Air Station Kodiak is upgrading its fleet of multipurpose airplanes to a new model over the next two years. Article source: https://www.navytimes.com/news/2018/03/17/coast-guard-to-upgrade-kodiak-c-130h-fleet-with-new-model/
Coast Guard to upgrade Kodiak air fleet with newer model
A Coast Guard Air Station Kodiak HC-130 Hercules aircraft crew refuels the aircraft after landing in Kotzebue on Jan. 7, 2010. The Coast Guard aircrew delivered the eight remaining pallets of silver salmon fillets to Kotzebue to conclude a humanitarian … Continue reading
Boeing moves to keep 777X on track after engine snag
By Tim Hepher SEATTLE (Reuters) – Boeing Co BA.N has scrambled to reorganize testing of its new 777X to avoid being delayed by engine snags, while robots and mechanics are starting work on the fuselage, the executive who heads efforts … Continue reading