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Tag Archives: hobbies
North Pole teen heads to remote control aeronautics camp – Fairbanks Daily News
When North Pole High School student Seth Rupe flew to Muncie, Indiana, this week to attend a special remote control aeronautics camp, he did not go empty handed. He took a 5-foot-long, remote control model helicopter with him. The 16-year-old … Continue reading
What A Hollywood Insider Can Teach Companies About Great Storytelling
Storytelling. It’s one of the hottest topics right now. Research has shown that stories can enhance empathy, increase the ability to identify and recall key messages, and improve engagement. It’s powerful. From Hollywood to politics, storytelling has been a tool … Continue reading
Meet the Su-47: This Strange Looking Russian Jet Never Saw Combat (But Made History)
Moreover, while it demonstrated amazing instant turning performance, it was poor at sustained turns as it bled off speed quickly. Though claimed to be Mach 2-capable, the fastest speed Berkut flight speed reported was Mach 1.65. In 1996, the March/April … Continue reading
Beloved hand-crafted model planes part of 1919 transatlantic race exhibit
Dave Williams proudly poses with his favourite model plane, a Hawker Hurricane. The plane was well-known as the Royal Air Force’s main fighter at the start of the Second World War. (Paul Colbourne) To say Dave Williams loves airplanes would be … Continue reading
My Most Important Supplier Burned Through $1 Billion and Went Bankrupt. Here’s How I Saved My Company
I live in Lexington, Massachusetts, right next to Hanscom airfield. In the mid-1990s, I had some time off in between gigs. I had just taken Geerlings Wade, a direct mail wine company, public. One day I said to my wife, “You know, I’ve … Continue reading
Boeing wanted to wait three years to fix safety alert on 737 Max
The sensors malfunctioned during a Lion Air flight in Indonesia in October and an Ethiopian Airlines flight from Addis Ababa in March, causing anti-stall software to push the planes’ noses down. Pilots were unable to regain control, and both planes … Continue reading
Float planes soar above Lake Miola
PAOLA – Shielded from the sun beneath tents and awnings, float plane owners dotted the shoreline of Lake Miola on June 1 and 2 as they tweaked their remote-control airplanes until they were ready to fly. Like pit crew members … Continue reading