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Airborne 08.07.15: MH370 Debris Details, Titan Moving, Caribbean Flight Taxes?

Also: The Last 'Dambuster', The Magnificent Crew of ANN/OSH15, Wildlife Strike Reports, Special Forces Tragedy, Moonbots, New Airline Group, Aircrane Mods

In a televised press briefing, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has told the press that the flap debris found on the coast of Reunion Island is, in fact, a portion of the missing MH370 aircraft. While the press briefing itself is an obvious fact, the French authorities examining the debris say they have positively identified it as a Boeing 777 flaperon, but have stopped short of making a positive statement that it is from Malaysian MH370. Google ha

Klyde Morris 08.07.15

The Jellyfish Are Really Hardly Worth Mentioning ...

FMI: www.klydemorris.com

Airborne 08.06.15: Bell 505 Update, Stratolaunch Flies In '16?, QuadCopter v Gun

Also: 1000 333 Exemptions, True Blue Power/SkiGull, easyJet, The API Program, FAA Fines 3, Airbus' Hypersonic Plans, Chinese Circum-Global Flt

As Bell Helicopter gets back into the business of producing a light single-engine helicopter, their Bell 505 JetRanger X is approaching the end of high-and-hot flight testing in Arizona and Colorado, according to the company. It’s reported that, according to Bell 505 program manager David Smith, the aircraft has accumulated over 275 flight hours since its first flight in November of last year. The giant Stratolaunch aircraft, the brainchild of Microsoft co-f

Aero-News: Quote Of The Day (08.07.15)

"It is my sincere hope that we all agree that the greatest nation on Earth should not be dependent on others to launch humans into space." Source: Excerpt from a letter from NASA administrator Charles Bolden to the U.S. Congress.

ANN's Daily Aero-Term (08.07.15): Relative Wind

Direction of the airflow produced by an object moving through the air.

ANN's Daily Aero-Linx (08.07.15)

VHPA Online Museum

An On-line Museum of the Helicopter War in Southeast Asia, this site is dedicated to the men who fought the war. It is a tribute to those who did not return. It's the hope of all involved that you will find and enjoy information on your unit as well as others.