Lithium-Ion batteries are becoming a growing concern to airlines. When these batteries overheat they can catch fire or explode creating an issue when carried on board. The FAA shows that since March of 1991 these batteries have been involved in 113 incidents on passenger and cargo planes.
Aviation big business in Alaska in 2012. February 3, 2012 More than 80 percent of Alaska’s communities lie off the road or ferry system, accessible only by air, according to Alaska Dispatch. Airport and...
Commercial flights safer than ever. January 27, 2012 In the past five years, one in 49 million commercial flights has crashed, a 93 percent decline from 1994-1998, according to Bloomberg Businessweek....
West Virginia’s Marshall University pays tribute annually to those who died in major plane crash. November 18, 2011 Dozens of articles in newspapers as varied as The Washington Post to the Marshall campus paper, The Parthenon, have been posted to remind us...
Alabama aviation unit saves the day. January 20, 2012 The Alabama State Trooper Aviation Unit rescue team dangled from a 100-foot line extended from a helicopter to remove a woman and her...
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