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Articles Written by: DAVE DEMERJIAN
OSHKOSH, Wisc – Parked behind ropes in front of the Federal Pavilion here at the AirVenture show, the Predator is an intimidating aircraft. Then again, it wasn’t designed with the weekend pilot in mind.
Since 2005, the Predator B Unmanned Aircraft ...
From DAVE DEMERJIAN,
Wired,
29 Jul 2009
OSHKOSH, Wisc – Of all the planes to touch down in Oshkosh this week, one towers above all others. That’s the Airbus A380.
We’ve written about the 380 before, and it’s tough to call a plane that’s already in service at three different airlines ...
From DAVE DEMERJIAN,
Wired,
28 Jul 2009
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OSHKOSH, Wisconsin – There’s no shortage of wild airplanes and even wilder ideas here at the big AirVenture airshow, but one of the most outlandish is the Switchblade, a DIY flying trike with folding wings.
Samson Motor Works unveiled an engineering ...
From DAVE DEMERJIAN,
Wired,
28 Jul 2009
OSHKOSH, Wisconsin — Spend enough time hanging out by the runways at the AirVenture aviation show here and you see so many cool aircraft taking off and landing that you start to lose track of what’s what. But when Elvis flew in, everyone knew exactly ...
From DAVE DEMERJIAN,
Wired,
28 Jul 2009
OSHKOSH, Wisc. – With so many cool, cutting edge airplanes at this week’s AirVenture show in Oshkosh, it’s easy to focus on new engines, sleek bodies and flashy takeoffs. But in the case of the I-Tec Maverick, the plane’s purpose and its builder’s ...
From DAVE DEMERJIAN,
Wired,
27 Jul 2009
"What will you do if your ten year old starts wetting her pants again?" the facilitator asked. I looked at Ethan and he stared back at me blankly. We were stumped.
Two weeks into our state-mandated pre-adoption training program, I was starting to ...
From DAVE DEMERJIAN,
Babble,
10 Jul 2009
To stay competitive in the increasingly comfy world of business-class travel, the brass at Continental Airlines knew they had to ditch their stodgy old recliners and install seats that transform into flat beds. But to stay solvent, the bean counters ...
From DAVE DEMERJIAN,
Wired,
10 Jun 2009
1928: A crew of pilots led by two Australians becomes the first to fly an airplane across the Pacific Ocean. It’s the longest flight ever attempted, covering more than twice the distance of Charles Lindbergh’s fabled 1927 trans-Atlantic trip.
Charles ...
From DAVE DEMERJIAN,
Wired,
9 Jun 2009
Under pressure from local community groups, the Vancouver airport has launched an online tool that allows people track the flight path and noise levels of arriving and departing flights, and instantly file a complaint when those flights violate noise ...
From DAVE DEMERJIAN,
Wired,
22 May 2009
When you think clean transportation tech, freight trains probably don’t come to mind. But General Electric has developed a diesel-electric locomotive it claims is quicker, cleaner and more reliable than anything hauling freight.
Model ES44C4 (work on ...
From DAVE DEMERJIAN,
Wired,
21 May 2009
