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The Eurocopter X-3 Helicopter

Warren Jones March 11, 2012 0

The X3. We know, it sounds like something out of a James Bond movie, and it is, sort of.

Sky Harbor Airport: A Gateway to the World

J.J. LaBarber March 9, 2012 0

More than 100,000 passengers (roughly equivalent to the population of Berkeley, Calif.) arrive at or depart from Phoenix’s Sky Harbor International Airport via the facility’s three runways on a daily basis.

The Puffin

Warren Jones December 29, 2011 0

Flying around like Superman has been a dream for many of us, and now the brilliant minds at NASA have brought us a little bit closer to that dream.

Kirby Chambliss: On the Wings of a Bull

Warren Jones November 2, 2011 0

Kirby Chambliss has been a part of the international Red Bull Air Race World Championships since 2003, but his love for airplanes and motorsports goes back much further.

Home of the Apache Attack Helicopter

J.J. LaBarber October 31, 2011 0

Taking the Apache Attack Helicopter to new heights is what Boeing does better than anyone else.

Soaring to Even Greater Heights

J.J. LaBarber October 27, 2011 0

One of the oldest aviation companies in the Southwest maintains its long-standing reputation of being ahead of the curve.

In Search of Amelia Earhart’s Crash Site

Jean-Marie Stevens October 18, 2011 0

For decades, the fate of the female icon of aviation has remained shrouded in mystery. New theories, guided by modern technology, could solve the mystery of Earhart's disappearance.