A Day in the Life of a News Chopper Camera Operator
The news chopper has become an integral tool for TV reporting, quickly capturing birds-eye views of car chases and house fires that cameramen on the ground cannot. An aerial cinematographer in Detroit talks about his job.
Photos: TWA Flight Center Open House Attracts Hundreds
Hundreds of aviation enthusiasts, architecture fans, former TWA employees and a few NYCAviation'ers (including myself) spent a few hours exploring the TWA Flight Center at JFK Airport this past Sunday.
Final Call: Musical Merger Talks as Delta Considers Buying US Airways, New UAV Resembles Giant Sperm
Delta now talking about buying US Airways, a supersonic RAF fighter shook the bloody bejeesus out of northern England, SFO opens a yoga studio, and more...
Competitors, Airlines Flock To Twitter, Congratulate Airbus On A350 Flight
All the cool companies are on Twitter, that is a fact. Occasionally, these companies decide to have a bit of a chat between each other on Twitter, and the conclusion of the first Airbus A350 was one of those moments. As the cel...
Bombardier CSeries Takes Off For The First Time
On Monday morning in Mirabel, just outside of Montreal, the Bombardier CSeries CS100 FTV-1 took to the skies for the first time. Just before 10am local time, the clean-sheet narrowbody started its roll down runway 06, taking of...