Welcome to the Official Singapore Airshow 2010 Website - If there is only one airshow you aim to participate in for 2010, make it the Singapore Airshow. Top 3 in the world and Asia's biggest yet,...
2010 is Here from Windsor International Air Show by Century of Flight - We're getting ready to prepare the Windsor Airport for an all out assault this year. You can expect a bigger, louder and more intense show. We have some regulars coming back and of course our Snowbirds are ready and more than anxious to get back in the air over Windsor. In the next month we will be making some announcements as to who is coming and how you can get involved in this community project. We want and need local vendors and suppliers to get involved as we are promoting our area all across North America. We can only make this show one way, big.
CF-18 Hornets will be flying overhead By Martin van den Hemel - Richmond Review - Fighter jets will be buzzing over the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island this week in preparation for the start of the 2010 Olympics three weeks from now. CF-18 Hornet fighter jets will be conducting exercises to help pilots familiarize themselves with the areas they'll be working. Several flew over Richmond yesterday.
Red Arrows' new formation tribute to Battle of Britain - Lincolnshire Echo | Lincolnshire's famous Red Arrows are to pay an aerial salute to fallen airmen as part of their display this year. In honour of the 70th anniversary of the ...
Remembering Apollo 1 from Bayou Renaissance Man by Peter - On January 27th, 1967, three US astronauts were burned to death when their Apollo 1 capsule caught fire during a ground test. Lieutenant-Colonel Virgil I. 'Gus' Grissom, USAF, Lieutenant-Colonel Edward H. White II, USAF, and Lieutenant-Commander Roger B. Chaffee, USN, were performing a 'plugs-out' test of the capsule, in which it was disconnected from external power and resources and functioned on its own internal systems…Welcome to the 2010 Air Race Classic Official Website! | Air Race ...
from "air race classic" - Google Blog Search by administrator - Welcome to the Air Race Classic Official Website! Transcontinental Air Racing for Women - Be one of the exciting women who fly it! The Air Race Classic, Inc. is a nonprofit 501(C)(3) organization dedicated to: ...
Sky's the limit for women gliders - The annual week of women's gliding for 2010 was held in Narromine from January 16 to 23, and was a great success despite the challenging conditions the recent weather created for the gliders. The numbers of women participating in the gliding event were up in comparison to other years. "This year there were about 30 people taking part, the majority of whom are women of all ages and levels of gliding ability," organiser of the week Leonie Furze said. "Those taking part in the gliding meet have brought their own gliders to Narromine, or hired from their clubs and Narromine's club."
Unlicensed 74 Years Old Pilot Has Landed In Trouble from AvStop - Teddy Ernest Mayfield a 74 years old Oregon man, who some believe is D. B. Cooper, the man who November 24, 1971, hijacked a Northwest Orient Boeing 727 aircraft that extorted $200,000 from its owner. Leaped from the airborne 727 with 21 pounds of $20 bills strapped to his torso and has never been found. Has once again, violated FAA regulations when he piloted his single engine airplane from Eugene Airport to Independence Airport on June 19, 2008, without being properly licensed. Mayfield Has a long history of FAA violations and a criminal past that includes armed robbery and stealing and aircraft and flying it across state lines.
Episode 82 – Rainbows and Unicorns from Airplane Geeks Podcast by thegeeks@airplanegeeks.com (Airplane Geeks) -Guest Martin Rottler talks about aviation education and how exposure to flying affects academic performance by young students. Martin is an airline business junkie, and an FAA licensed commercial pilot for single and multi-engine aircraft, a CFI, and he holds an Instrument Rating. Currently, Martin is a graduate student working on a Master's Degree at the University of North Dakota. He blogs at http://martinrottler.com/...
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