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Hovercrafts Aren't Real, Right? Wrong!

(urlesque.com) - Do you have an extra $13,000 burning a hole in your hovercraft-less pockets? If so, then this totally real, totally functional hovercraft might be just the thing for you.

Comments: 1 Score: 6 Submitted March 03, 2010 by jsuggs

What Supersonic Looks Like

(news.yahoo.com) - The breaking of the sound barrier is not just an audible phenomenon. As a new picture from the U.S. military shows, Mach 1 can be quite visual. This widely circulated new photo shows a Air Force F-22 Raptor aircraft participating in an exercise in the Gulf of Alaska June 22, 2009 More...

Comments: 0 Score: 3 Submitted July 07, 2009 by celee

Tagged in: airplanes, news, sound

B-2 Blue Angels

(flickr.com) - The Blue Angels found a way to be even more awesome that they already are.

Comments: 0 Score: 10 Submitted May 05, 2009 by sweeneytodd

Stealth bomber photographed breaking sound barrier

(telegraph.co.uk) - A stealth bomber is frozen in time as it breaks the sound barrier during a test flight above the Californian desert.

Comments: 0 Score: 6 Submitted May 05, 2009 by politico

Pet Airways, the Airline for Pets, Aims to Take Off in July

(blogs.wsj.com) - The outfit is charging an introductory rate of $149 — one-way — for any size pet to travel between any of the cities the company will serve: New York, Washington D.C., Chicago, Denver and Los Angeles. In the future, the average one-way ticket will cost around $250 for an average-sized pet, Binder said.

Comments: 0 Score: 9 Submitted April 04, 2009 by coco0860

Tagged in: airplanes, pets, travel

Texas Woman Breaks Neck, Back In Airplane Turbulence

(abcnews.go.com) - A woman who was paralyzed after disobeying warnings to remain in her seat during a turbulent flight over Texas has suffered the same type of catastrophic injuries as the late Christopher Reeve, according to her doctor.

Comments: 1 Score: 8 Submitted April 04, 2009 by celee

Tagged in: airplanes, injury, news

United gets strict on 'seatmates of size'

(msnbc.msn.com) - Effective today, United Airlines has a new official policy that affects “seatmates of size” and those passengers seated near them. The airline’s policy — posted on United's Web site — states that if a passenger cannot fit into a single seat, buckle their seatbelt with an additional seatbelt extension, or put More...

Comments: 0 Score: 2 Submitted April 04, 2009 by politico

Terrafugia's flying car makes maiden voyage | Cutting Edge - CNET News

(news.cnet.com) - Terrafugia describes its Transition vehicle as a "roadable aircraft" and is pitching it in part as giving private pilots an easy travel alternative when bad weather makes flying a bad idea, or simply to avoid having to take a separate car to the airport. Also, in the eyes of the More...

Comments: 0 Score: 2 Submitted March 03, 2009 by celee

Tagged in: airplanes, car, technology

U.S. OKs record $2.1 billion arms sale to India

(news.yahoo.com) - President Barack Obama's administration has cleared a $2.1 billion sale to India of eight Boeing Co P-8I maritime patrol aircraft, the largest U.S. arms transfer to India to date.

Comments: 0 Score: 4 Submitted March 03, 2009 by politico

Tagged in: airplanes, boeing, india

Travel Tip - Don't Pretent to be an Air Marchall to board a closed flight

(miamiherald.com) - Carrying a ''Fisher Island Chief of Police'' badge and claiming he was a U.S. air marshal, Mark Rimkufski convinced Miami airline employees to allow him on a flight after the gate had closed, police said. The ruse landed him in jail, Miami-Dade police said, when he was confronted -- by real air marshals on the plane.

Comments: 0 Score: 5 Submitted March 03, 2009 by jsuggs

Tagged in: airplanes, faa, travel

Plane crash in NY - 50 dead

(news.bbc.co.uk) - Intense heat is keeping investigators from the wreckage of an aircraft that crashed in New York state, killing 50 people in the early hours of Friday.

Comments: 0 Score: 18 Submitted February 02, 2009 by jsuggs

Tagged in: airplanes, crash, people, tragedy

World's first flying car will be hitting the roads (or not) next year

(dailymail.co.uk) - It's been a pipe dream for 30 years but now the world's first fully available flying car is set to hit the roads next year.

Comments: 0 Score: 12 Submitted December 12, 2008 by jsuggs