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Aero-News Alert: Pilot's Uniform Stolen From Parked Car

US Airways pilot reports uniform, airport ID and passport stolen from car

James Allen, a US Airways airline pilot, reported that his pilot uniform was stolen while his car was parked at a Harper's Restaurant on Woodlawn Road in Charlotte (NC).

2004 Aero-NewsMakers and Heartbreakers (Part Uno)

While the aviation/aerospace world seems to be all about technology and gadgetry; it's the people (or groups of them) that populate this business, that allow that technology to move around... or come to a grinding halt.

2004 Aero-NewsMakers and Heartbreakers (Part Dos)

While the aviation/aerospace world seems to be all about technology and gadgetry; it's the people (or groups of them) that populate this business, that allow that technology to move around... or come to a grinding halt.

2005 Year Ahead: The WAAS Revolution

WAAS is to GPS what the assembly line was to cars -- they both turned a good product into a fantastic one

If 2004 was the year of the glass panel, 2005 is shaping up to become the year of a little-known acronym: WAAS. Does it rhyme with "gas" or with "boss?"

2004 Year In Review: Ten Aviation Bummers

Rather than looking for the ten worst accidents/incidents, the Hognose digs up the ten worst events or issues of 2004.

Aero-News Quote Of The Day (01.02.05)

"He must have judged it right down to the last turn of the propeller." Source: Michael Mulford of the Royal Air Force rescue service, commenting on the close call suffered by a Cirrus SR-22 ferry pilot who, while flying from Canada to Ireland, noticed his aircraft had a fuel leak, and just barely touched down at Shannon International Airport in Ireland, just as his engine shut down from fuel starvation.