On The Fly
A 737 that went missing in Indonesia Monday remains lost…Cessna has received FAA type certification for the Encore+ bizjet…F-16s scrambled to intercept a Maule M-7 in a TFR above Texas…Adam Aircraft update: Certification on the A700 jet now expected in 2007…A horse was killed by an airplane in Romania…Flying-car company Terrafugia closed its first round of funding…Steven Chealander was sworn in Wednesday as a member of the NTSB…David E. Jackson was named CEO of King Schools.
A 737 that went missing in Indonesia on Monday is still unaccounted for, despite earlier reports that the wreckage was found. About 100 people were on board Adam Air Flight 574, which may have gone down in the Java Sea...
Cessna recently received FAA type certification for the Encore+, the latest version of its Encore bizjet that offers more payload, Rockwell Collins Pro Line 21 avionics suite, more standard equipment and new interior styling...
F-16s scrambled to intercept a Maule M-7 that twice wandered into restricted airspace above President Bush's Texas ranch Sunday morning. The pilot landed and was questioned and released by authorities...
Adam Aircraft update: Certification on the A700 jet expected mid- to late 2007, says spokeswoman Shelly Simi...
A horse was killed by an airplane in Romania on Tuesday when a wheel of a 50-seat Saab 2000 twin turboprop hit the horse in the head shortly after takeoff...
Terrafugia, the company developing MIT's flying car design, recently announced it has closed its first round of angel funding and plans to complete a prototype in 2008...
Steven Chealander was sworn in Wednesday as a member of the NTSB. He formerly was a pilot for American Airlines and flew with the Thunderbirds...
David E. Jackson was named CEO of King Schools this week by co-chairmen John and Martha King. Jackson joined King Schools in 1997 and has been a pilot for more than 25 years.
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