Troy Moon's final game day blog Pensacola News Journal
[Updated 9:10 p.m.] The Pine Forest Eagles' march toward the Class 3A state championship fell short, but the team impressed supporters and opponents with their talent and heart.
ANN's Daily Aero-Linx 12.08.06 The Aero-News Network
Aero-Linx! While Buddha Air certainly won't be causing Delta or American any sleepless nights, they hold their own in their market.
65 Years Ago Today The Aero-News Network
December 7, 1941 Sixty-five years ago, the Japanese raid on Pearl Harbor killed more than 2,400 Americans.
French Pilot OK After Ejecting From Fighter The Aero-News Network
Was Escorting Transport Plane Little is known about the circumstances that led a French pilot to punch out of his Mirage F1 fighter Wednesday while on an escort mission other than the best news, that the pilot is safe.
Aero-News: Quote of the Day 12.08.06 The Aero-News Network
"Releasing the RFP in January is necessary to ensure all parties, to include the Air Force, Congress, the Department of Defense and any potential offerers have a chance to review the updates to the draft and have open discussions." Source: From a US Air Force release, commenting on the USAF's decision to push back its request for bids on a new tanker until the end of January. The change was made
NASA Postpones Discovery Launch Due To Lingering Clouds The Aero-News Network
ANN REALTIME REPORTING 12.07.06 2135 EST: It literally came down to the final moments but in the end, NASA opted to postpone Thursday night's planned launch of the space shuttle Discovery for another day. Broken clouds at 5500 feet MSL, below NASA's guidelines for a safe launch, are to blame for the delay.
ANN's Daily Aero-Term 12.08.06 Tally Ho The Aero-News Network
Aero-Terms! During WWII, the term saw use by the fighter pilots when they spotted enemy aircraft.
ANN's Daily Aero-Tips 12.08.06: Amplified Icing Reports The Aero-News Network
Aero-Tips! Most pilots are used to the Pilot Report (PIREP) intensity reports for structural ice accumulation. Describing ice as "light, moderate or severe" gives a good idea of whether a pilot may or should venture into those conditions. But sometimes pilots want a little more information about the ice's characteristics -- especially if flying an aircraft that can safely (and legally) plan a
EAA Announces An Encore Performance For Fly-In Theater Sponsors The Aero-News Network
Ford, Eclipse Will Again Sponsor Theater At AirVenture 2007 Again this year, the show at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2007 won't be over when the sun sets each evening, as Ford Motor Company and Eclipse Aviation bring back top aviation movies at the popular "Fly-In Theater" on the AirVenture grounds for the 55th annual EAA fly-in convention.
Bush Administration To Implement New ETOPS Rules The Aero-News Network
Adds More Than 30 Minutes To Distance From Emergency Landing The Bush administration is set to enact a new rule governing twin-engine airliner operations. When it does, aircraft such as Boeing's new 737-800 and -900 series aircraft might soon be able to fly farther from emergency airports.
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