19 Years After September 11th, We Remember
It’s hard to believe that it’s been almost two decades since the United States experienced the horror of 9/11. We woke up on a beautiful fall Tuesday morning, only to…
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FAA Humor: Five Creatively Named Arrivals and Approaches
Most all large airports have 3 dimensional routes that aircraft follow to get into position to land. The first part is the Standard Terminal Arrival (STAR) and the final leg…
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Air Refueling – Inherently Dangerous, Made Less So Through Training
Why Do We Do Air Refueling? Ever since flying began, the need for enhanced range of aircraft existed. In 1923, the first air refueling took place. The video above depicts…
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Drive In Air Shows Are Starting To Take Off In COVID era
Call it one of the more unique aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Just as drive in movies are growing in popularity, drive in airshows are actually starting to become a…
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Multiple Jet Bridges Are An Interesting Boarding Idea That’s Never Taken Off
Airlines love efficiency to save both time and money. Back in the ’80s American Airlines famously removed one olive per salad to save $40,000 of dollars a year. American and…
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National Airlines A330 Takes Off in Beautiful 4K
It’s been a pretty sad time for commercial aviation lately. Planes have been retired left and right. Almost all the Mad Dogs have disappeared along with a host of A340s,…
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F-15 Eagle: The Undefeated Fighter
After These First Kills, Eagle Drivers Racked Up a 104-0 Score The 60’s were a decade of innovation, from the first video game console, computer mouse, and cool cars like…
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Could the Celera 500L “Bullet Plane” Really Revolutionize How We Fly?
Stealthy aircraft startup Celera stepped into the light with their new ‘bullet plane’. For the past few years, we’ve heard rumors of a super efficient aircraft that had an unusual…
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