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Last week, two teenage boys were arrested near the Vernal Regional Airport after landing a small plane they had stolen from a private airstrip in Jensen, Utah. At this time, investigators believe the boys, ages 14 and 15, left a group home on the Wasatch Front earlier this week and made their way to eastern Utah, where they have been staying with friends in the Jensen area. This morning the teens gained access to a tractor and drove it to the air strip in Jensen, where they stole a fixed-wing, single engi

Providing A Platform To Develop Previously Untapped Technologies And Ways Of Working In The Aerospace Sector

Airbus has selected twenty-four new startups to join its BizLab for the launch of the fourth accelerator program, providing a platform to develop previously untapped technologies and ways of working in the aerospace sector.

Brings More Than 31 Years Of Cargo Experience To The Position

Drone Delivery Canada has announced that Air Canada Cargo's, Mr. Tim Strauss, has joined DDC's Advisory Board to assist the Company to execute its commercial strategy.

Supports More Than 20 Canadian Charitable Organizations Helping Children

To mark Giving Tuesday, the Air Canada Foundation will donate more than $1.6 million (Canadian) by year's end to support programs or projects by eligible registered charities that contribute to the health and well?being of children and youth in Canada.

Pratesh Gandhi Will Serve As Director Of India Strategic Development

General Atomics today announced the opening of a new office in New Delhi, and that Pratesh Gandhi will serve as Director of India Strategic Development with responsibilities for directing business and strategic outreach efforts for General Atomics in India.

Passenger Survives The Accident With A Broken Leg

The pilot of a paraglider flying with a passenger in Kalimpong, West Bengal, India on November 25 was fatally injured after the aircraft appeared to suffer an in-flight structural failure and spun into the ground. But the piloting skills of 22-year-old Purushottam Timsina are being credited by some with saving the life of 32-year-old passenger Gaurav Choudhary.

The Only Spitfire Aircraft To Return To The U.K. After Having Crashed On The Russian Tundra

In the Spring of 1945, a Spitfire aircraft went down on the Russian tundra during a dogfight. Her incredible story is captivated in the RJM mechanical timepiece. The RJM is the worlds' first timepiece that combines authentic salvaged Spitfire aircraft material with both the design of the aircraft itself and the watches worn by the pilots of the WW2 era – making the RJM utterly unique in design and limited in nature.

Will be part of National Science Foundation’s Large Synoptic Survey Telescope

Harris Corporation has shipped its largest mirror ever for a ground-based observatory that will produce the deepest, widest, views of the universe. Harris is part of the National Science Foundation team assembling the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope (LSST) on the Cerro Pachón ridge in Chile. The company is providing the 3.5 meter, 3,500-pound secondary mirror and associated ground support equipment. In addition, Harris is delivering the cell assembly that stabilizes the mirror to offset the effects of gravity during operation.

Working To Help Restore The Region To Normalcy After The Storm

KBRwyle, the government services business of KBR Inc., is helping the U.S. Air Force (USAF) recover in the wake of Hurricane Michael in Panama City, Florida. KBRwyle is assisting with the recovery efforts at Tyndall Air Force Base which sustained catastrophic damage from Michael's 150 mph winds. In addition, KBRwyle has donated to the Air Force Aid Society's (AFAS) hurricane relief fund to help Airmen and their families who have been impacted.

DVFR Flight Plan A flight plan filed for a VFR aircraft which intends to operate in airspace within which the ready identification, location, and control of aircraft are required in the interest of national security.

Aero Linx: Hope Air For many Canadians, a trip to see a medical specialist is usually a short car or bus drive away. But for thousands of Canadians (over 20% of the population), who live in small and rural communities where specialized medical care is not available, a trip to see a medical specialist might involve an 16 hour car or bus ride.  Healthcare coverage starts at the door of the doctor’s office. How you get to the doctor and any related travel costs fall to you.  For patients living in small and rural communities, travelling long distances to their specialist medical appointments comes at a cost of time and money. Low-income families can afford neither. This lack of acce

Aero-News Quote of the Day “This achievement marks the successful conclusion of a great joint effort between LSST and Harris. Numerous challenges due to the mirror’s large size and convex shape were overcome with novel and custom fabrication and metrology solutions. The Harris team successfully completed and is delivering the world’s largest active secondary mirror system. We look forward to its delivery to the summit site in Chile and future telescope integration.” Source: William Gressler, LSST Telescope and Site Manager, referencing the fact that Harris Corporation has shipped its largest mirror ever for a ground-based observa