Latest Contributing Articles
Oct 23, 2009
Lighter-Than-Air Transportation: Are Blimps a Viable Option for the Transportation Industry?
In: Blimps/Balloons
By: Don Kaiser
Sep 30, 2009
Flying the New York VFR Corridor: Hints and Tips for Flight Along the Hudson River
In: Aviation (general)
By: Roger Tunsley
Sep 16, 2009
Guide to the Aerospace Valley: California’s Antelope Valley Broke Most Aviation and Space Records
In: Aerospace Engineering
By: Pierre A. Kandorfer
Sep 10, 2009
Edwards AFB Still Makes Aviation History: Still a Leading Edge Flight Test Facility 50 Years On
In: Aerospace Engineering
By: Pierre A. Kandorfer
Aug 20, 2009
The Avro Vulcan Bomber XH558 Flies Again: Awesome Delta Winged Nuclear Bomber Back in the Air
In: Aviation History
By: Elaine Findlay
Jul 5, 2009
How Safe is Airline Travel: Should Travellers Continue to Fly?
In: Commercial Aviation
By: James Jackson
Jun 18, 2009
How to Pronounce the NATO Phonetic Alphabet: Learning the ICAO-Approved Alphabet from Alpha to Zulu
In: Aviation (general)
By: Tamiko Nicholson
Jun 8, 2009
What the Heck Is a Pitot Probe? Frenchman’s 18th Century Invention at Center of Crash Mystery
In: Aviation (general)
By: Dennis D. Jacobs
May 31, 2009
The Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre: A Tribute to RAF Bomber Command of WWII
In: Aviation History
By: Jennifer Harrington
May 30, 2009
EBACE 2009: European BizAv Event Defies Economic Downturn
In: Aviation (general)
By: Jennifer Harrington
May 30, 2009
Business Aviation Fights Back: Negative Media Coverage Has BizAv on the Defensive
In: Aviation (general)
By: Jennifer Harrington
May 25, 2009
Pink Panties, Boxer Shorts and Underwire Bras: New Intrusive TSA Security Measures Arouse Privacy Concerns
In: Commercial Aviation
By: Frank W. Hardy
May 24, 2009
Air Arabia, the World's Most Profitable Airline: The Low Cost Model that Outperforms Other Discount & Legacy Airlines
In: Commercial Aviation
By: Frank W. Hardy
May 22, 2009
How To Memorize the NATO Phonetic Alphabet: Learning the ICAO-approved alphabet from Alfa to Zulu
In: Aviation (general)
By: Tamiko Nicholson
Apr 6, 2009
Medical Emergencies In The Sky: Sick On An Airplane At 40,000 Feet
In: Aviation (general)
By: May Flowers
Apr 6, 2009
Help For Fearful Fliers: Ways To Help Decrease Flying Phobias
In: Aviation (general)
By: May Flowers
Mar 2, 2009
Australia Cans Purchase of Drone Aircraft: Minister Declines US Aircraft; Not in Country's Best Interests
In: Aviation (general)
By: Rich Bowden
Mar 1, 2009
Harbin Smart Aerocraft Company Builds UFO: Chinese Company in Harbin Builds Real Flying Saucer
In: Aviation (general)
By: Thomas Alan Gray
Feb 18, 2009
GFS not UFO – A Real Flying Saucer: Geoff's UFO Really Works Using Coanda Effect
In: Aviation (general)
By: Thomas Alan Gray
Feb 16, 2009
Aerocar First Successful Blend of Car and Plane: Five Flying-Car Models Earned Unique Place in Aviation History
In: Aviation History
By: John Wolcott
Feb 16, 2009
Airplane Crash Survival Skills: A Flight Attendant's Advice on How to Stay Alive
In: Aviation (general)
By: May Flowers
Feb 13, 2009
What Caused Continental Flight 3407 to Crash? Did Rim Ice Contribute to the Colgan Air Buffalo Accident?
In: Aviation (general)
By: Frank W. Hardy
Feb 12, 2009
What Is Business Aviation? The Use of Private Aircraft Is Not Limited to Business Executives
In: Aviation (general)
By: Jennifer Harrington
Feb 12, 2009
How to Survive an Airplane Crash: A Flight Attendant's Advice
In: Aviation (general)
By: May Flowers
Jan 17, 2009
How to Survive a Plane Crash: Learn Ways to Increase Chances of Surviving Airplane Crashes!
In: Commercial Aviation
By: Mia Carter
Jan 10, 2009
Aviation Adopts Alternative Fuel: Airplanes Could Soon be Environmentally Friendly
In: Commercial Aviation
By: Rebecca Hersh
Jan 10, 2009
Air Traffic Controllers: The Unsung Heroes of Aviation
In: Aviation (general)
By: Brigitte Surette
Sep 19, 2008
SAM Countermeasure Protects Commercial Flights: Northrop Grumman Guardian System Defence Developed for Airline Use
In: Commercial Aviation
By: Nicolas McGregor
Aug 23, 2008
Fatal Crash of Spanair Flight 5022: A Preliminary Look at the Madrid Aircraft Tragedy
In: Commercial Aviation
By: Frank W. Hardy
Jul 21, 2008
Those Magnificent Men in their Crashing Machines: Red Bull Flugtag Draws Massive Crowds to Tampa
In: Aviation (general)
By: Joe Harless
Jun 30, 2008
Advances in High Speed Cruise Missiles: Technological Marvels are the Deadliest Anti-Ship Weapons
In: Aerospace Engineering
By: Harry P. Schlanger
Apr 13, 2008
Russia Honors First Dog In Space: Laika the Dog Has Received Her Own Monument in Moscow
In: Aviation History
By: Laura Smith
Mar 4, 2008
Boeing Dreamliner in Final Stages: Despite 787 Security Issues Delaying Production, Now on Schedule
In: Commercial Aviation
By: Aurae Beidler
Feb 3, 2008
The Hindenburg Disaster: The Truth Behind History's Most Famous Zeppelin's Creation and Crash
In: Aviation History
By: Isaac M. McPhee
Jan 31, 2008
Ornithopter Flying Machines: The Ancient Origins of an Invention
In: Aviation History
By: Isaac M. McPhee
Aug 27, 2007
Colonel Roscoe Turner: America's Greatest Showman Pilot
In: Aviation History
By: Laurie McLaughlin
Aug 27, 2007
TAM 3054 Crash Investigation: Preliminary Data Points to Pilot Error
In: Commercial Aviation
By: Frank W. Hardy
Jul 31, 2007
Boeing Versus Airbus in Asia: Aircraft Carrier Company Boeing Number One in China
In: Commercial Aviation
By: Frank W. Hardy
Jun 20, 2007
Boeing 787: An investment for the future
In: Commercial Aviation
By: Christine Hucko
Jun 13, 2007
Air Traffic is on the Rise: Airbus thinks the A380 will help to manage this growth
In: Commercial Aviation
By: Christine Hucko
Apr 28, 2007
Airbus A380 vs. Boeing 787: Poll reveals that passengers prefer a smaller plane
In: Commercial Aviation
By: Christine Hucko
Apr 27, 2007
The First Space Walks, 1965: Aleski Leonov and Ed White Were the First Men to Exit their Ships
In: Aviation History
By: John Crandall
Apr 21, 2007
The Birth of Airmail: On May 15th 1918 the Army Air Corps Began Carrying Mail
In: Aviation History
By: John Crandall
Apr 10, 2007
Robert Goddard, Rocket Pioneer: He Invented the First Liquid-Fueled Rockets
In: Aviation History
By: John Crandall
Apr 5, 2007
Sputnik I, Artificial Satellite: The first man made object to orbit the Earth.
In: Aviation History
By: John Crandall
Apr 2, 2007
Amelia Earhart's Disappearance: Int. Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery Finds Coast Guard Diary
In: Aviation History
By: Laurie McLaughlin
Apr 1, 2007
The Invention of the Jet Engine: Frank Whittle and Hans von Ohain
In: Commercial Aviation
By: John Crandall
Mar 11, 2007
Bert Hinkler: Pioneer Airman: Australian pilot remembered as 'The boy from Bundeberg'
In: Aviation History
By: Murray McLeod
Mar 9, 2007
P.G Taylor: Aviation Pioneer: Air Ace and Trail Blazer
In: Aviation History
By: Murray McLeod
Mar 1, 2007
Werhner von Braun: Spent his life developing rocket technology.
In: Aviation History
By: John Crandall
Feb 11, 2007
What is Aerospace Engineering? Past, Present and Future
In: Aerospace Engineering
By: Sudheendra Dhulipala
Jan 9, 2007
Amelia Earhart (part 2): The Disappearance
In: Aviation History
By: John Crandall
Nov 29, 2006
Amelia Earhart (part 1): Female aviation pioneer
In: Aviation History
By: John Crandall
Nov 15, 2006
Apollo 13: A near disaster in space
In: Aviation History
By: John Crandall
Nov 14, 2006
Apollo 11: The First Men on the Moon
In: Aviation History
By: John Crandall
Nov 9, 2006
The Parachute After Leonardo: the slow advance of parachuting
In: Aviation History
By: John Crandall
Nov 8, 2006
The Sopwith Camel: Top fighter technology in the middle of WWI, it was outdated by the end of the war.
In: Aviation History
By: John Crandall
Nov 5, 2006
The Montgolfier Brothers' Balloon: Joseph and Jacques Etienne Montgolfier invented the hot air balloon.
In: Aviation History
By: John Crandall
Nov 1, 2006
Leonardo's Flying Machines: Helicopter, glider, and airplane with cabin
In: Aviation History
By: John Crandall
Nov 1, 2006
Leonardo and the Parachute: The great Renaissance genius also invented the parachute
In: Aviation History
By: John Crandall
Nov 1, 2006
Leonardo Da Vinci: 'A bird is an instrument working according to a mathematical law. It lies within the power of man to make this instrument with all its motions'.
In: Aviation History
By: John Crandall
Oct 27, 2006
Hugo Junkers and the J 1: Hugo Junkers built the first all metal airplane, the J1
In: Aviation History
By: John Crandall
Oct 16, 2006
Louis Bleriot: a French aircraft pioneer
In: Aviation History
By: John Crandall
Oct 9, 2006
Charles Lindbergh: First to fly acrossed the Atlantic non-stop
In: Aviation History
By: John Crandall
Oct 2, 2006
The Wright Brothers: a fascinating story
In: Aviation History
By: John Crandall
Sep 25, 2006
Otto Lilienthal: The first man to fly his own aircraft sucessfully and repeatably
In: Aviation History
By: John Crandall
Aug 5, 2006
Sir George Cayley: He can fairly be called the father of the science of aeronautics
In: Aviation History
By: John Crandall
Jul 23, 2006
Super Sonic Travel: Breaking the Sound Barrier
In: Aviation History
By: John Crandall
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