This is one reason that I would rather drive coast to coast than fly that way. Can't always trust the aircraft anymore.

(Written on 12/21/2022)(Permalink)

When I head of this, I thought "Its about time!" until I saw that it will be managed by the Biden government. Might as well have nobody in charge for the good it will do. Another catch and release program.

(Written on 04/08/2022)(Permalink)

Thank you for posting this. Quite a bit of work and time went into that. Enjoyed the video.

(Written on 07/27/2021)(Permalink)

I'm not surprised. I was a crew member on the RC-135M during the Viet-Nam war, and they are 'W' models now. Still flying and doing the job.

(Written on 03/17/2021)(Permalink)

II believe the 707 is the basis for the C-135/KC-135 and all of their variants. Those are all still flying, but the replacement is years behind and millions over budget.

(Written on 03/01/2021)(Permalink)

What happened to the original Aerocar from the 1950s? Doesn't that qualify as the first flying car?

(Written on 02/12/2021)(Permalink)

This is really great news. The only other person I can think of that might have been nice to have been on the ISS would be Leonard Nemoy(sp). It is always easier to get forgiveness than approval.

(Written on 01/01/2021)(Permalink)

Very interesting. It bears a strong resemblance to the one used in the opening scenes of "2001, A Space Odyssey". Wonder if it was left behind (Doubtful), or someone made a copy of it for fun.

(Written on 11/24/2020)(Permalink)

I think,, because I haven't checked it yet, that the neck gaiter is accepted by the CDC. It is used by Federal Air Marshals while flying, because there was a major run-in in Atlanta about just that. Seems that the rules are not set in stone yet.

(Written on 09/21/2020)(Permalink)

I hope that the crew recovers and can fly again. If the plane is repairable, that is fine, but people that can fly that plane are in short supply.

(Written on 09/21/2020)(Permalink)