NASA Contributions to Private Aviation
With the National Aeronautics and Space Administration—also known as NASA—celebrating the 50th anniversary of the
Joshua Marc Hebert
September 27, 2019
Viewing the November Supermoon
This weekend, the biggest and brightest supermoon in 70 years will take over the sky. On November 14th, the moon will be the closest to Earth it has been since 1948. You won’t want to miss it, because a supermoon this close won’t be happening again until 2034.
Joshua Marc Hebert
November 10, 2016
Private Jet of the Day: Challenger 605
The Challenger 605 is the next step for Bombardier in the evolution of the world’s best selling family of large business jets. Both the cockpit and cabin of the Challenger 605 offer new levels of functionality, efficiency, comfort and convenience for both the pilot and passenger.
Anthony Tivnan
August 1, 2013
Solar-Flare Disrupts Flights Around the World
Weather delays are inevitable realities that disrupt our travel plans sometimes to the point of
Joshua Marc Hebert
January 25, 2012
Tech Tycoons Paul Allen and Burt Rutan Design the World’s Largest Aircraft
Paul Allen, the co-founder of Microsoft, has taken on Burt Rutan as his partner in his plan to design the world’s largest aircraft. Rutan is recently retired from Scaled Composites, the company he founded in Mojave, California. Allen is no stranger to the world of aviation – he was the funding behind the SpaceShipOne, the first privately funded manned rocket. His most recent endeavor is his company, Stratolaunch Systems. The objective for Stratolaunch is to deliver payloads (including people) to orbit Earth.
Anthony Tivnan
December 19, 2011
Free Internet For Everyone? Yes, Please!
Can you believe over 5 billion in the world do not have access to the
Joshua Marc Hebert
February 11, 2011
First Tourist Spaceship to Be Unveiled by Virgin Today
After years of teases, the public will get its first complete look at world’s only commercial spacecraft in a naming ceremony at the Mojave Air and Space Port in California.
Joshua Marc Hebert
December 7, 2009
