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Ariel Twoslin, an engineer and private pilot based at Whiteman Airport near Los Angeles, owns a 1946 Cessna 140 named Lady Lamarr after the pioneering actress-inventor Hedy Lamarr. After completing her tailwheel…
AirX operates a fleet of 23 owned aircraft including Bombardier Challenger 850s, Legacy 600s, and an Airbus 340 with 100 business class seats, acquiring pre-owned planes and refurbishing them entirely through its own…
Fuel cell propulsion systems for aircraft generate electricity through a chemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen, with the electricity converted through power distribution units and inverters to drive electric…
A Pacific Aerospace 750 XL skydiving aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff from Butler Memorial Airport in Missouri on June 14, 2026, killing all 12 people on board including the pilot and 11 skydivers. The pilot…
A United Airlines Boeing 767 struck a light pole with its landing gear while on approach to Newark Airport on May 3, with the pole subsequently hitting a truck on the New Jersey Turnpike below and injuring the driver.…
A midair collision between two helicopters in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil killed six people on board, including musician and comedian Oliver Tree and YouTuber Gaspar Prim. One helicopter carrying five passengers plus a pilot…
Russia is developing a supersonic luxury business jet designed to compete with the United States in advanced aerospace technology. The aircraft will cruise at Mach 1.7 and features a windowless cockpit where pilots…
Press conference from Edwards Air Force Base just concluded: From KATU News. https://www.youtube.com/live/RJRl_qOn7pI?si=pADDRXxI751HXGuV&t=1 [link]
A photographer captured a rare cockpit equipped with CRT screens aboard British Airways Airbus A320 G-EUUP en route to Frankfurt. The pilot confirmed the rarity and retro appeal of the "Glass Screen" configuration. CRT…
A user questions why B-52 bomber production has not resumed despite expectations that the aircraft will remain in service through 2050 and its apparent utility across support and combat roles.
Harbor protocols for seaplane operations require coordination when large cruise ships dock simultaneously in busy ports like Juneau, Alaska. The concern centers on whether seaplane and ship crews communicate via…
A person interested in aviation careers sought recommendations for entering the industry while expressing concerns about pilot training debt of $80,000-$120,000 and job guarantee uncertainty. Located near Boeing in…
An overhead bin remained open during takeoff on United flight 915 from IAD to CDG on a 777-200ER aircraft and was not closed until crew began service at 10,000 feet. A passenger seated below the open bin expressed…
A 24-year-old software engineer in Egypt decided to pursue pilot training after working in the field for two months and realizing it was not their desired career path. The prospective student had planned to attend…
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