Friday, 27 January 2012

Chicago Tribune O'Hare International Airport, which was the world's busiest airport from 1961 through 1997, remained stuck in the No. 2 spot last year in the U.S. as measured by the number of flights, the Federal Aviation Administration said Thursday. O'Hare handled 878,798 flights in 2011, a slight decline of 0.4...
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Wired News Image: Northrop Grumman Northrop Grumman reached deep into its history, as well as its recent past, to draw inspiration for an airliner of the future — a flying wing much like the B-2 stealth bomber. The firm designed the concept for NASA’s Environmentally Responsible Aviation program,...
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The Washington Post James Butcher was a 20-year-old lance corporal who had been in Vietnam only a couple of months, but that was long enough to realize that the scene in front of him — a Marine, sitting alone, waiting for his flight at the Phu Bai Air terminal in 1967 — was a powerful image of solitude and...
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Chicago Business (Crain's) - If Mayor Rahm Emanuel has his way, Chicagoans looking for a winter break in balmy Cancun soon will be able to fly there non-stop from Midway International Airport. Southwest Airlines Co. has lined up the mayor, House Speaker Michael Madigan, D-Chicago, U.S. Rep. Dan Lipinski, D-Chicago,...
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PR Newswire , Jan 17, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The "Living Legends of Aviation"®, Bell Helicopter and ONEflight International have joined with title sponsor Bombardier Learjet in presenting the 9th Annual Living Legends of Aviation Awards to be held January 20, 2012, at the Beverly Hilton....
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Al Jazeera Colombian FARC rebels have attacked a radar installation in Cauca province, killing a guard and delaying flights in the south of the Andean nation as well as some bound for neighbouring Ecuador and Panama, the civil aviation authority said. Guerrilla fighters from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of...
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Wired News For about a decade or so, Cessna proudly produced the world’s fastest civilian jet, the Citation X. Apparently the engineers at Cessna weren’t too happy when the Gulfstream G650 took that title a few years back, because they’ve been hard at work on an updated Citation X. Test...
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The Australian JARKKO Nieminen put his hands in the air like he really did care, pumped his fists, got his hands on the Tipperary Crystal trophy, thanked everyone he had ever met, did a press conference, hurried through the doubles final with Australia's Matthew Ebden and then rushed off to Melbourne when the...
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The Star WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A flock of rare whooping cranes on its inaugural winter migration to Florida are grounded in Alabama while a U.S. government agency decides whether a plane guiding them will be allowed to proceed. The whooping cranes, part of North America's tallest flying bird species, have...
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