On The Fly…
A BD-5J microjet crashed while flying in military radar tests…Helicopter pilot charged with manslaughter in fatal crash… OurPlane teamed with fractional yacht company…Kids on your nerves? Try an aviation day camp…Two Navy F/A-18s collided over California Monday, one pilot killed…Boeing is trying to unload its Connexion in-flight wireless system…Wind-farm projects across the U.S. are still stalled by FAA…Wild whooping cranes were born in the Midwest, first in 100 years.
The pilot was killed Tuesday morning when a BD-5J microjet crashed near Ocean City, Md., while flying in military radar tests. Another BD-5J pilot died in a crash two weeks ago in Ottawa...
The pilot of a helicopter that crashed in North Carolina in 2004, killing a sheriff on board, has been charged with involuntary manslaughter. Prosecutors say the pilot was not licensed to fly the helicopter and failed to maintain it in an airworthy condition...
OurPlane has teamed with a fractional yacht company, so you can fly in your fractional Eclipse jet to the seaside resort where your fractional yacht awaits...
Kids out of school and getting on your nerves? Try an aviation day camp...
Two Navy F/A-18 Hornets collided over California Monday; one pilot was killed and the other was seriously hurt...
Boeing is trying to unload its Connexion in-flight wireless system, which has failed to make money after five years of trying...
Wind-farm projects across the U.S. are still stalled, while the FAA waits for a Defense Department report that was due in May. The FAA is worried about impacts of the wind turbines on radar...
A milestone was reached last week for the project that used ultralights to reintroduce endangered whooping cranes to the wild -- for the first time in 100 years, wild chicks were born in the U.S. Midwest.
