‘There Were 503 Lapses’: Kris Kobach Breaks Down Consequences Of Hiring DEI In Aviation
Kangzas, Price Secretary of Justice, appeared in the FOX business on Thursday, discussing concerns about the diversity, fairness, and inclusive (DEI) employment practices. The American Airlines passenger aircraft collided with a military helicopter near Reagan National Airport in Washington DC on Wednesday evening. For exterior In the “bottom line,” Kobach said that day would increase […]
Dem Rep Doubles Down On Claim Trump Contributed To Fatal Aviation Disaster
California Democratic Representative Noma Torres has doubled the responsibility of President Donald Trump to contribute to the fatal aircraft collision at the Ronald Legan Washington National Airport on Wednesday night. Torres was fired two Tweet Early in the morning on Wednesday late in Thursday, the aviation disaster appears to be due to Trump’s freezing of […]
Students’ career plans take flight at Wallace Community College Selma’s Aviation Day
With hopes of reaching higher, Wallace Community College Selma hosted more than 700 middle and high school students at Craig Field Airport on Thursday. The large gathering was part of Aviation Day, an event the college hosted in conjunction with the Department of Airports and Industry. “WCCS Aviation Day is a testament to our commitment […]
MHI RJ Aviation Group Plans Workforce Expansion in Tucson, AZ
aThe aviation group plans to add more than 250 jobs at the airline. tucson international airport According to Arizona Department of Commerce. MHI RJ (MHIRJ) Aviation Group, a provider of maintenance, repair and overhaul services, plans to hire its first 100 new employees in 2024 as it aims to meet customer demand. Open positions include […]
Revitalizing Bisbee Douglas International Airport and Cochise College’s Aviation Program
A beacon of aviation history and innovation quietly flourishes in the heart of Douglas, Arizona. Bisbee Douglas International Airport (BDI) was originally built from 1941 to 1943 as a bomber training range during World War II, but is currently undergoing reconstruction. Not far from the historic airstrip, Cochise College operates a significant aviation program that […]
Federal Aviation Administration Clears Boeing 737-9 Max Planes To Resume Flying, Halts Production Expansion
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Wednesday cleared Boeing Co. to return its 737-9 MAX planes to service, but will not allow any expansion of production of the plane. The FAA plans to take “additional steps to ensure the safety of all aircraft” and will allow the Boeing 737 MAX 9 to return to service […]
House Passes Amendment That Would Force Biden To Confirm Offshore Wind Doesn’t Interfere With Aviation
The House of Representatives on Thursday passed an amendment that would force President Joe Biden to certify that offshore wind development will not interfere with civil or military aviation. Written by Republican Rep. Chris Smith of New Jersey. fixThe bill would require Biden or a designee to verify that offshore wind development “does not weaken, […]
Aviation History of Mohave County, AZ | The Buzz -The buzz in Bullhead City – Lake Havasu City – Kingman – Arizona – California
On July 28, 1935, a revolutionary four-engine airplane made its maiden flight from Boeing Field south of Seattle, Washington. It was named Model 299. When describing the newly developed heavy bomber, Seattle Times reporter Richard Smith noted the multiple machine gun mounts and declared the plane to be a “flying fortress”. Recognizing the tremendous marketing […]
National STOL Series expands in 2023 — General Aviation News
STOL demo by Jon Humberd and his Zenith Super 701 (Photo by Clint Gosch) The National STOL Series will be expanded with more events and new locations in 2023. The 2023 season series kicks off on March 17th with the 3rd Annual Swamp STOL Competition & Fly-In in Jennings, Louisiana. The series then heads to […]
