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Monthly Archives: March 2018
Boeing’s 737 hits historic milestone: 10,000 planes | The Seattle Times
Boeing celebrated Tuesday production of its 10,000th single-aisle 737, putting what is already the best-selling jet of all time on track to become the best-selling large transport airplane in history. Yet when the plane first flew more than 50 years … Continue reading
Why There Aren’t More Female Pilots
Beverley Bass has always wanted to fly. When she was a toddler in a stroller, she’d wave her hands excitedly as an airplane passed overhead. In elementary school, a neighbor’s statue of Icarus inspired her to climb on her mother’s … Continue reading
Wiring likely cause of crash
A new National Traffic Safety Board report points to unsafe electrical wiring near hydraulic lines as the cause of a Cal-Ore Life Flight crash that killed four people after it left Crescent City July 29, 2016. While it doesn’t specifically … Continue reading
Aviation events added to spring break
Will Rogers was undoubtedly aviation’s most enthusiastic booster at the time of his death in 1935. More than eight decades later, aviation will play a role in Spring Break at Will Rogers Memorial Museums next Monday through Friday helping participants … Continue reading
Toys R Us is history, but here are five other places to shop for kids in Fresno
Toys R Us as we know it is history. The West Shaw Avenue Toys R Us store is midway through a going-out-of-business sale, part of a wave of 182 stores the retailer began closing earlier this year. Thursday the company … Continue reading
VSU Hosts Science Saturday March 24
March 15, 2018 18-65 Jessica Pope Communications and Media Relations Coordinator VALDOSTA — The College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Mathematics, and Department of Computer Science at Valdosta State University will present Science Saturday: Adventures in Mathematics and Computer … Continue reading
United Airlines Apologizes After Dog Dies in Overhead Compartment
PhotoThe dog’s death is the latest in a string of alarming customer service incidents for United. Credit ABC News, via YouTube United Airlines apologized on Tuesday after a dog died on a flight during which it was stored in a … Continue reading