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June 09, 2008

Museum Of Flight To Host Major Aerospace Art Exhibit, Bomber Tour

Exhibit Opens June 13, Runs Through Mid-September

The Museum of Flight at Seattle's Boeing Field (BFI) has a busy summer in store. A major showing of new aerospace art, the American Society of Aviation Artists 2008 International Aerospace Art Exhibit, opens at the museum on Friday, June 13.

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Lightning Lives: Famous P-38 Takes Flight After Seven Years

Now Owned By Red Bull, "White Lightnin’" Back In The Sky

The world population of flying Lockheed P-38 Lightnings increased by one last week, as P-38 N25Y took to the skies over Breckenridge, TX after a three-year restoration by warbird restorers Ezell Aviation.

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Klyde Morris (06.09.08)

All Their Hard Work... All For Nothing...

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ANN's Daily Aero-Linx (06.09.08)

Aero-Linx!

The purpose of EAS is to improve aviation safety and the safety of space operations by combining our understanding of human learning and performance and our knowledge of emergency, abnormal, and off-nominal situations and the operational contexts in which they occur, with the intent of informing the design, evaluation, and implementation of procedures and the training of crews to respond in the most effective ways possible to these situations. 

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ANN's Daily Aero-Term (06.09.08): Wash-In

Aero-Terms!

Built in twist of a wing or rotor, featuring an increasing angle of incidence towards the tip, compared to the root.

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Aero-News: Quote of the Day (06.09.08)

"People get hurt from time to time, we try to regulate and keep them safe. I just felt horror."

Source: Pilot Bob Rawlins, owner of the Duanesburg (NY) Skydiving Club. Authorities are still investigating why an observer aboard a skydiving plane piloted by Rawlins exited the airplane without a parachute Saturday, falling to his death.

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