Officials Say They Have A "Solid Contingency Plan" In
Place
Ash from the eruption of an Icelandic volcano, which
is limiting European air traffic, has forced the U.S. military
to reroute some American troops wounded in Afghanistan through Iraq
instead of Germany, a military official said Tuesday.
WAI Conference Attendees Offer Their Perspectives on Military
Careers
On February 25th through February 27th, 2010, the Women in
Aviation International organization held their 21st annual
conference; over 3,000 women and men gathered at Disney’s
Coronado Springs Resort to celebrate the 2010 WAI Conference theme,
“Aviation – It’s a Small
World.”
Expresses Concerns About EADS "Subsidies" From European
Governments
Boeing responded predictably to the EADS announcement Tuesday
that it plans to re-enter the competition for the U.S. Air Force
KC-X Tanker contract through its subsidiary, EADS North America.
The Air Force has said that EADS' announcement of intent will
extend the proposal deadline by 60 days.
Latest Lighting II Will Test Weapons-Carrying Ability
The seventh F-35 Lightning II flight test aircraft flew for the
first time Tuesday, with the overall objective of validating the
F-35A conventional takeoff and landing (CTOL) variant's weapons
suite.
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