CEO shares secret to creating this unique aircraft the Navy is investing over $7 million in to fly parts to broken warships
The unusual Transwing aircraft design has the Navy's interest. The PteroDynamics CEO told BI the trick to creating it came ...
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Rockford exec builds military aircraft parts after serving in combat Air Force
Kaney Aerospace, founded by combat Air Force veteran Jeff Kaney, manufactures components used in the aerospace and medical ...
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Kenya Airways Planes Grounded at JKIA over Engine and Spare Parts Shortages
Three Kenya airways planes are grounded at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi. The airline is struggling to get ...
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Hurricane experts using new tools to better predict rapid intensification. Here's how they work.
Can drones help us better prepare when a strong hurricane threatens Louisiana? It's one of many tools that experts are ...
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Why Is It So Hard to Find a Good Nonalcoholic Wine?
Jon Krause Supported by By Eric Asimov Making a good nonalcoholic wine is hard work. You have to first ... deconstruct the wine into its component parts. You then set aside the alcohol and ...
'Point is to make people safe': After a lifetime as a physician, he became an aircraft mechanic
After 32 years of fixing people, Clarence Clayton retired and jumped into his other love: aviation. He finds the professions ...
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Marine Corps Osprey, F-35 Made Separate 'Precautionary' Landings About an Hour Apart in Japan
After both aircraft received onboard warning indicators on Tuesday, an MV-2B Osprey and an F-35B Lightning II separately touched down in different parts of ... a result of a hard clutch engagement ...
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Why Was The Airbus A380 Discontinued? (And Why It's Coming Back From Retirement)
With specialized parts ... difficult to find and train quality employees en masse. In addition to an insufficient supply of workers, the aviation industry has been struck hard by swings in ...
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Final assembly line in India for current commercial aircraft ‘doesn’t make sense’, says Airbus CEO
Airbus has final assembly lines in India for C295 aircraft for Air Force & H125 helicopters, but not for commercial aircraft.
Canadian Aerospace Groups Warn Fresh Tariffs Could Raise Costs on Engine Repairs, Parts
Existing tariffs, combined with fresh duties, could also raise costs on engine maintenance in North America, at a time when space at Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul shops is constrained by demand, ...